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by ncr100 2y ago
Notice the audience -- A national general daily newspaper. > Guessing that wasn’t the intention. No guessing needed. Therefore the article itself is slimy, it is overt, and you are reading it VIA a tech-blog. The slimy idea COULD be vali
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by ncr100 2y ago
I disagree with the critique - his JOB was / is to FIGHT arthritis on a scientific basis. Reasoning: He does not come off as a person without sympathy, and without empathy, so I feel comfortable assuming he FEELS it when the downstream
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by ncr100 2y ago
> I assume many consumers don't understand the situation, and how much of an overbearing abuser of its market position Apple can be. Here is an awesome graph (scroll down 1 page) charting out the 3 options -- 1 web, and 2 overtly ex
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by ncr100 2y ago
Agreed - the market will respond to these higher costs in a predictable manner. A smaller market.
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by ncr100 2y ago
Am I misunderstanding, that PayPal can workaround Apple's payment rules which Patreon is complying with?
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by ncr100 2y ago
Can make it funny, via a T-shirt: When I use REGEXP I use it in my KERNEL CODE Tragedy and comedy, same coin...
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by ncr100 2y ago
The bug was egregious. Using regexp (edit: in the kernel). (Wtf. It's a bloody language.) And not sanitizing the usage. Then using it differently than testing. And boom. There's people, and there's companies. This company oug
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by ncr100 2y ago
This seems like the beginning of a treatise, a useful one, to help us come to grips with all this AI stuff. Upvoted.
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by ncr100 2y ago
<3 My personal reality, my mood + shifting daily self-expectations, have been sour of late. I will do as you recommend, and seek some inner clarity. (It truly does work...bless the AI makers.)
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by ncr100 2y ago
.. and being "close" to the occasional death: The inter-city CalTrain (the outside of the train) is used frequently by those amongst us who pursue suicide, and aside from that dropping a mini-nuke on society / friends + famil
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by ncr100 2y ago
Answer this yourself, by saying out loud, "Hey Google, i need help". ...
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by ncr100 2y ago
Yeah. Disingenuous of G to frame it as "WE SOLVED THIS" since they now are KILLING their solution. Offering basically a wall-connected laptop, with no kbd, instead.
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by ncr100 2y ago
This feels more like they're actually killing this product, because the replacement is far too expensive. So it will no longer appeal to market in the same way. So I think this means that Google sees that there's not enough profit
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by ncr100 2y ago
And seemingly stupid price given that for $213 https://www.walmart.com/ip/TCL-43-Class-S-Class-4K-UHD-HDR-L... one can purchase a 43" TV with Google TV smart features from TCL, a respectable brand, obviating the n
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by ncr100 2y ago
$218 for 43 inch TCL S4 television, (with Google TV built in) https://www.walmart.com/ip/TCL-43-Class-S-Class-4K-UHD-HDR-L... $99 for Google Streamer. This "streamer" is overpriced for the market.
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by ncr100 2y ago
Criticality without reasoning ...
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by ncr100 2y ago
Yup - G's aggressive at transitioning out enjoyable functionality to whatever their new hotness, their next direction, is that they want to push. I feel much more like The Product is the Consumer with G, vs Apple. To me Apple product-
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by ncr100 2y ago
$99 (the new hotness) is a LOT of burritos, vs a $30 chromecast (the old busted). I feel like I am the product.
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by ncr100 2y ago
Critically, the replacement, here, is 3x more expensive vs https://www.amazon.com/Chromecast-Google-TV-Streaming-Entert...
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by ncr100 2y ago
Streamer is 3x more expensive vs Chromecast. - $30 HD Chromecast https://www.amazon.com/Chromecast-Google-TV-Streaming-Entert... - $99 ("just") Streamer https://store.google.com/product/google
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by ncr100 2y ago
Google spoiled this opportunity to advance society's ethical relationship with computers, in a healthy way, by offloading the father's responsibility of teaching the child relationship skills to an LLM. * Where are the boundaries
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by ncr100 2y ago
In my view, a father delegating to a computer the teaching of relationship skills is vile and borderline abusive.
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by ncr100 2y ago
An image illustrating why this (Belenios) approach is trustworthy could go a long way for many people. Images are a powerful tool for internalizing ideas. I took a (lazy) crack at generating an image from a (could be 120% incorrect) ChatGPT
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by ncr100 2y ago
MS just provided theirs, it's a bad architecture issue where CS overused the kernel mode, and should have instead done a listener in the kernel and logic in User land.
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by ncr100 2y ago
They obviously didn't plan for this error. Just like they didn't plan for their testing infrastructure to have its infamous error.
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by ncr100 2y ago
Yes. Technology is overpowering our social systems of control and justice more and more often. Reacting with force, forcing Canada to lose, is just.
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by ncr100 2y ago
Reading other comments here, sorry I don't have the link, one crowd strike salesperson threatened to cancel them as a Client, yes you read that right, if the client wasn't easier to work with. So they're bullies or at least t
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by ncr100 2y ago
I think it was a Dodge charger. That pro-trump KKK guy in the gray car who drove through the crowd while the crowd was I think it was a George Floyd protest? Also heard today crowd stroke.
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by ncr100 2y ago
Why is the capital letter o as in Oklahoma used in the 1080p? Is that part of the issue? Edit: It looks like it don't care if it's an o or a zero. Here is the same example replicated to work on chat gpt, with an o: https:/&#
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by ncr100 2y ago
Neat, introducing a fiduciary to manage the responsibility of broken trust by representatives (of corporations) who field AIs that do harm, good idea.

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