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nkrisc
11mo ago
Yes, the users must be wrong.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
Viewing this on my phone and tapping the colored does nothing at all. Are they supposed to do something?
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nkrisc
11mo ago
The fact they need to add an “AI kill switch” is the problem.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
They don’t.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
Declare “trans” a terrorist organization.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
Most jobs would not be improved by a more complex interface. Cashiers don’t need a more complex interface. A doctor doesn’t need an AR headset for your yearly physical. Most of society doesn’t need more complex interfaces. Much of society d
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nkrisc
11mo ago
If nobody is using ad-blockers then disabling them wouldn’t bring in any additional revenue.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
> So your point is, Minecraft uses voxels on a unit scale. Red faction uses voxels differently, so Minecraft wins? What? That’s not my point at all.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
It depends on how the voxels relate to the gameplay. Regardless of the original intent, in Minecraft the voxel grid itself is a very important aspect of the core gameplay loop. Smoothing the voxel visual representation disguises the boundar
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11mo ago
> Purely NLP with no screen Cumbersome and slow with horrible failure recovery. Great if it works, huge pain in the ass if it doesn't. Useless for any visual task. > head worn augmented reality Completely useless if what you'
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nkrisc
11mo ago
IMO constant should be the default and variables should be annotated.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
Thanks, good to know. Either it didn't exist when I last tried to research it, or I just couldn't find it.
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11mo ago
> Similarly an operating system doesn't need to make accessible a way to do everything to the user. Then who is it available to, if not me, the owner of the computer? What if the operating system isn't doing the things it shoul
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11mo ago
Ads are only half the problem. The real problem with kids using YouTube is it's too easy for them to access any of the content on the platform. If I could pay YouTube for the privilege of using an app where I choose exactly which video
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nkrisc
11mo ago
I own the computer. The least privilege I have encompasses every privilege.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
Given the context of the article, why would you ignore that? It's important to discuss the underlying technology in the context in which it's being sold to the public at large.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
Congress could fix that. It could even be enshrined in the constitution. Maybe we should vote for people who would do that.
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11mo ago
> The reason I say this is because an LLM is not a complete self-contained thing if you want to compare it to a human being. The AI companies themselves are the ones drawing the parallels to a human being. Look at how any of these LLM pr
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nkrisc
11mo ago
Driving is a privilege, not a right.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
I almost exclusively use slide to type and what I do is not think about the letters, but about the motions I would have done if I was typing with my hands on a regular keyboard, sort of letting muscle memory take over and create the correct
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nkrisc
11mo ago
Wow crashed Firefox on MacOS straight to desktop. Not even just the tab, the entire application.
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11mo ago
The rules of the game are to reveal two independent numbers in the range [1,6].
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nkrisc
11mo ago
If I shake some dice in a cup are they thinking about what number they’ll reveal when I throw them?
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nkrisc
11mo ago
Thanks. Turns out reader mode works fine too. I thought it wouldn’t but I was mistaken.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
Where’s the font option? I hate playing games to make a site readable.
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11mo ago
That’s still networking. Companies often have referral bonuses for open positions so if a lot of salespeople know you, when there’s a referral bonus available they might just put your name in. It’s something.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
Under what circumstances would a human mistakenly cite a paper which does not exist? I’m having difficulty imagining how someone could mistakenly do that.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
What do you mean by that? That researchers should be authoring their papers in HTML?
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11mo ago
“Because of conditions of our own making, it is virtually impossible to comply with the law, thus we shouldn’t be held accountable to it.” It’s the same BS when Meta and others say they can’t moderate posts because there’s too many.
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nkrisc
11mo ago
Some people don’t want to be your hero. Until you meet them, you can pretend they do want to be.
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