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neuronic
3y ago
Pretty sure iPhone 15+ will have 3D recording so this is just marketing right now.
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3y ago
I am massively looking forward to revisit this thread 5 years from now and find out which of the know-it-all comments have aged like milk or, conversely if it bombs, what the initial reaction was to Apple's hardest modern failure.
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neuronic
3y ago
'german salt' sounds funny to me. Let's say you're buying the most popular and common brand, Bad Reichenhall. This is your selection: https://www.bad-reichenhaller.de/en/products.html In most superm
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3y ago
It's on the label and you can decide to just buy the non-fluoride version. Not sure how salt in processed food or restaurants is used though - this is the 'out-of-control' factor here.
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3y ago
Will Gov-GPT then invent answers and generate a profile that is a potpourri of several random folks details? If you need clear facts without the possibility for r/confidentlyincorrect material then I don't believe GPTs are the too
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3y ago
German here. Cars are one hallmark of our economy. We are behind as well. The Chinese are absolutely crushing it in Asia and Middle East now. Volkswagen had a market share of ICE cars of ~20%, for EVs it's now closer to 1%. EVs are way
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3y ago
Apart from the other answers, I want to add that there is a significant difference between loneliness and solitude. Loneliness is when you're alone but don't want to be. Solitude is when you're alone but perfectly content wit
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3y ago
But that depends on which interactions it replaces. There are people I don't want to talk to. Not always because I don't like them but because it's technicalities and unrewarding forced interactions. For example, clerks at
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3y ago
You could also argue that we should try to follow a formula where high population density = low car use and vice versa. I live in a large European metropolitan region with excellent public transport and bicycle infrastructure - at least com
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3y ago
But CO2 emissions are not the only criteria for moving to electric cars. Ease of production, ease of repair, simpler technology than ICE, reduction of distributed emissions and pollution (air in the cities), just to count a few more... Ev
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3y ago
The complexity of such a situation seems to escape some. Instead they assume (and accuse) we are making a dedicated effort to arm Nazis in Ukraine. This is clearly not the case, it's more akin to collateral damage. In that regard, ther
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3y ago
Until those go down or are abandoned...
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3y ago
I "loudly" put a tiny snack on the floor. It doesn't matter where the cat is, after 300ms delay it's basically a grey flash and then he's there.
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3y ago
Every button with major function can have different surfaces and haptics according to function. After driving a car for a week or two I typically get really good at just using buttons without looking. But that's just subjective. The VW
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3y ago
Hard disagree. Point 1: I think the failure to respond in time is, while annoying, a minor problem. The real issue is that you HAVE to look to navigate 3 different incosistent submenus instead of just turning a knob using haptics only (unle
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4y ago
I will never understand a lot of my young peers in Europe who as students decided to do poverty travel. Those are the folks who enjoy this article about Benares. It is comparable to looking at poor people in the zoo and celebrating yourself
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4y ago
Does anyone remember Esperanto? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esperanto
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neuronic
4y ago
German here, that name triggers PTSD. Merkel removed this clowness from domestic politics by surprise-inserting her in the European Commission. Merkel simply removed a political opponent from German domestic relevance and the rest of Europe
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4y ago
There are. But as NVIDIA has proven, being the last tool of a type to be developed isn't necessarily a futile undertaking.
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4y ago
This portion is especially hilarious: "Auf den Entwickler kam allerdings direkt eine weitere Hürde hinzu: MS-DOS integriert nativ keinen Netzwerk-Stack oder eine entsprechende API. Die ist allerdings für den Zugriff auf ChatGPT zwingen
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4y ago
What fascinates me about this thought is that being a genetic winner in modern society could just mean you were qualified enough to donate to a sperm bank. No more successful relationships or sinister ways of ensuring genetic survival are r
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4y ago
Fully agreed! I suspect that there will always be this subtle risk of catastrophic failure though, something observed in a lot of AI systems. The scrutiny filter may become less relevant but will likely not be less needed to prevent 1 in 10
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4y ago
Single stories of LLM success are just as problematic as single stories of LLM failures. As always. The fact is that we have a dangerous tool at hand that absolutely REQUIRES skepticism if you are trying to get *facts* out of it. I agree th
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neuronic
4y ago
This is hyperbole at its finest. Can you name a few industries that have been killed? Which artists and writers aside from pretentious copy cats are getting replaced by AI?
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4y ago
Ah, I have waited a long and strenuous time for the inevitable day in which this thread becomes relevant once more: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19038327
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4y ago
It is also questionable EVEN IF Facebook is just throwing cash at fads and has stopped being innovative. That doesn't mean shareholders will lose out which is the ONLY thing that counts. The inevitable nature of large corporations is t
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4y ago
Ah yes, the famous carbon sequestration technologies we are efficiently applying all over the world right now which have entirely prevented any effects of climate change. Amazing job everyone! /s
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4y ago
For me it is 3/4 just this type of address book or my company's talent search posts. The other 1/4 is a flood of r/linkedinlunatics material which is getting increasingly more common and worse. Platitudes about leadershi
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4y ago
So is this officially a trend now? Just drown the bad news in a massive pool of other bad news about other companies? Good time to soften the blow of bad PR? It doesn't cause too much attention when you lay off 10-15% of your workforce
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4y ago
This is a tad bit insensitive. I have excelled at public school for the first years, then there was a rough patch in life caused by parents which TANKED my grades and social life for years. I recovered and eventually got an excellent Master
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