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by nkozyra 3y ago
> Any image file or an executable program[6] can be regarded as simply a very large binary number. So ... 1?
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by nkozyra 3y ago
Boy, I don't know. VR really isn't positioned to disrupt entire industries while companies are already figuring out how to replace people with LLMs.
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by nkozyra 3y ago
How is this more a vector than it is now, though?
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by nkozyra 3y ago
I can't imagine a more bruteforce approach to a known pattern, then. If the only indicator you have for spam potential is [created an acccount] + [was inactive for some period], I can't imagine the other myriad spam vectors aren&#
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by nkozyra 3y ago
> Video games have had a format like that, intended specifically for bars and restaurants, since pretty close to the beginning. They're called "cocktail cabinets". I referenced them above (but gave them a different name, &
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by nkozyra 3y ago
The thing that baffles me is we're still stuck in these form factors that are mostly made for a) standing b) in a group of 1 or 2 The cabinets don't have to look like this anymore. We don't need a CRT, we don't need the
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by nkozyra 3y ago
We're all planning a transition around post-LLM software development ;)
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by nkozyra 3y ago
Our electronics and our churn through them already contribute so much. Getting a new phone every 12-18 months is a completely normal thing even though we've long passed the point of diminishing returns. I like to think things like this
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by nkozyra 3y ago
I think humans fit that description, though.
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by nkozyra 3y ago
> I should be able to tell it I'd like it to reach 85% charge as of the time my alarm goes off in the morning, timing that in a way that minimizes battery heating. Isn't this precisely what adaptive charging does?
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by nkozyra 3y ago
Logic has been the most intuitive DAW I've used, with Ableton up there but way too busy visually. Cubase/Cubasis has always been riddled with bugs. It was my DAW for two different stints and I loved a lot about it but had to aba
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by nkozyra 3y ago
I can't tell if it's just late in the day or if that's a really poorly written article across the board. > Remarkably, this is the first time hormones have been seen in the extant or the extinct. Later in the article they
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by nkozyra 4y ago
Bamboo as a countertop material would have me more anxious than granite.
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by nkozyra 4y ago
I, too, am hoping to make Forbes' 90 Exactly At 90 list some day.
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by nkozyra 4y ago
Yeah, one of the better things they've ever had, but ultimately it's just edge joined 2x2s, so depending on where you live you're likely to get some cupping/warping over time. They probably still have similar wood counte
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by nkozyra 4y ago
> Your absolute take on this is a deflection to avoid any change I have never said we shouldn't improve things. That's very much a strawman.
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by nkozyra 4y ago
> Perfection isn't required and as others have noted there are countries with far less problems so obviously it is possible Never said it was impossible to improve. I said it was impossible to "fix" society.
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by nkozyra 4y ago
> So we are content and complicit and stick with the status quo? Why can't we be content but not "complicit" and still address issues? I'd argue having a growing population with mental health issues is less prepared t
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by nkozyra 4y ago
> Why is it unsolvable? Because as we solve societal problems new ones will arise. There's no utopian ideal. > As the parent comment noted, these issue dont They don't what?
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by nkozyra 4y ago
> The article is from 2015, so, not this article. I didn't mean this article specifically, but it can absolutely be done. Make the LLM the "reader" and have them retell the story like low-quality blogspam that still genera
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by nkozyra 4y ago
My views have changed about this a lot over the years. I've gone from feeling that medication is largely unnecessary and that there are alternative routes to feeling that carefully directed medications can and often should be used alon
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by nkozyra 4y ago
New monetization strategy, I presume ... I'm expecting a great deal of chatbot-style generated content to start flooding in and the timeframe for cashing in on it is pretty low.
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by nkozyra 4y ago
Yeah, it appears their growth strategy is the inverse of Medium's.
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by nkozyra 4y ago
One could argue that social media is technically all "blogging websites" Advertising works there because of the numbers. People will quickly consume enough bite sized content to drive traditional numbers. Medium broke the things t
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by nkozyra 4y ago
Anecdotally it seems so. Further anecdotal, but I think I've seen one ad that was from a company I recognized that wasn't weird dropshipping stuff in the last few months. It definitely feels less active and the conversation largel
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by nkozyra 4y ago
My son watches The Simpsons and I put that in the same boat. It wasn't when I was a kid and watching it fresh, because everyone watched it, but I've asked my son if any of his friends watch it and apparently it doesn't regist
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by nkozyra 4y ago
I think it falls in that category of stuff meant for kids but not dumbed down for kids. This tends to be the absolute best content for young readers, because we all feel like we're hanging with the adults. Even better, with the funny a
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by nkozyra 4y ago
That said, nothing prevents you from spinning up services/endpoints that lean on whatever datasource you care about. Assuming it's accessible within the VPC you can shove all your data in there and call it a day. You have another
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by nkozyra 4y ago
> The equivalent in a relational database would be writing a query without a where statement, Sort of, though I'd say scan operations are typically more expensive in any RDMS. The probably becomes when you want/need something m
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by nkozyra 4y ago
The risks of mate are generally attributed to the style of drinking it rather than the mate itself. Anything with caffeine is probably ideally consumed moderately though.

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