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multjoy
8mo ago
In many jurisdictions (the UK, in particular) charging people to apply for work is specifically illegal.
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9mo ago
>The thing is, it will soon become trivially easy to modify your own "text editing environment," elisp enters the chat
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9mo ago
It says it finds errors.
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multjoy
9mo ago
Gear Acquisition Syndrome is a very different problem. Even if you haven't cured the issue the new synth was meant to fix, at least you have a new synth.
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9mo ago
It is an almost universal fact that dealing with retail customers is something that is left to the lowest paid, lowest status workers and often outsourced and now increasingly left to LLM chatbots. While you obviously can't have highly
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9mo ago
Given that LLMs have no understanding of the text, what is the point of it?
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9mo ago
Isn’t there an OS with a text editor that is based on lisp?
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9mo ago
It would encourage Starlink to put yet more crap into Low Earth Orbit and see them fill the atmosphere with barely understood pollutants.
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10mo ago
AI doesn’t necessarily mean an LLM, which are the systems making things up.
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10mo ago
Also nonsense. I lived and worked in London for over a decade and even when I lived in an outer zone the car sat idle for 95% of the time. Driving in London is a mug’s game. Your car journey is almost certainly unnecessary.
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10mo ago
Nonsense. Traffic speed is not proportional to a competitive economy.
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11mo ago
Those weirdos on the street aren't your actual government institutions. This is 1984 territory, without hyperbole. They are rewriting what you see so that you will always have been at war with Eurasia.
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11mo ago
What lunatic thinks that voice is the best way to interface with a computer?
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11mo ago
No it isn’t.
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11mo ago
The key term in most statutes is dishonesty. Impersonating someone at their behest as a favour is unlikely to be dishonest.
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11mo ago
One of my gmail doppelgängers has started trading crypto and I am deeply concerned for them.
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11mo ago
I’ve been computer touching since the mid eighties. Exactly what golden era of computing are you harking back to, and what are you doing that requires 14 different commands?
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1y ago
You have roads, infrastructure, a social security system, hospitals, schools… The peasant got nothing.
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1y ago
That’s because Palestine Action are a proscribed group. Whether or not the proscription was correct is irrelevant, the current law means that you commit the same offence showing support for IS or the Terrorgram Collective. The police can’t
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1y ago
It's a restaurant chain having a rebrand. I've no sympathy for this absolute childlike behaviour, and even less sympathy for people trying to pretend that the outrage was anything but artificially stoked.
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1y ago
It’s a chain restaurant. Funny thing to build family traditions around, it’s not like a 300yo family run pub that has been serving a community for time immemorial.
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1y ago
So nothing can ever change?
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1y ago
I’ve got colleagues who have to grade CASM (scrolling through images and classifying them as category A, B, C etc. This can take literally days and the first thing they are told is don’t listen to music they enjoy while doing it, because th
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1y ago
Does OP want to print, or do they want to tinker? Bambu make excellent machines. There is nothing comparable out of the box, especially at their price points.
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1y ago
Their machines are also excellent.
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1y ago
The AI learns nothing from Harry Potter other than the statistical likelihood of one token appearing after another. The AI is trying to grasp nothing.
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1y ago
Unless you’re in a jurisdiction in which they’re liable for that mistake.
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1y ago
I have the Polyend tracker mini which is excellent, especially as they're updating in step with their desktop version. Also slightly easier to get hold of!
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1y ago
Have you tried Renoise for your tracker fix?
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1y ago
In the usual course of things, punitive tariffs are one side of the equation. The other side sees the tariffing government making capital available along with other assistance in order to grow the local industry of the thing being tariffed.
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