noduerme

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by noduerme 1y ago
Which makes truth more scarce, hence more valuable.
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by noduerme 1y ago
Not an audience, a market. Customers who actually pay.
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by noduerme 1y ago
nice to glance at while you read Harry Potter for the 400,000th time
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by noduerme 1y ago
Time will tell if it's a killer app. In the interim they seem to still be searching for a market.
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by noduerme 1y ago
Why can't posting a verifiably true image create as much or more instant gratification as sending a fake one? It will probably be more gratifying, once everyone is sending fake ones and yours is the only real one (if people can know
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by noduerme 1y ago
It's wild that it's already come to this: The camera itself becomes more important as the instrument to provide zero-trust proof. This is a brilliant solution to one of the most critical emergent problems. I can see a world where
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by noduerme 1y ago
>> the moment when the solution to a problem emerges “in the shower” unexpectedly after a long period of unconscious incubation. A lot of responses here seem to place this chain-of-thought on a spectrum between verbal and "vibe&q
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by noduerme 1y ago
Like, that's funny. But asking yourself that question might just be a step toward answering it. I grew up around a lot of autistic kids who had to train themselves to verbalize anything, but also to restrain themselves from verbalizing
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by noduerme 1y ago
Does anything you let Claude look at go into its training data?
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by noduerme 1y ago
You may be able to deduce that percentage from the percentage of humans who make art, and the percentage of art that contains original elements. (Whether it's aesthetically pleasing has no bearing on whether it is art). All art is deri
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I just got someone else's chat title in Claude Code
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by noduerme 1y ago
I like this, because I hate the idea that we should either be rooting for AI to implode and cause a crash, or for it to succeed and cause a crash (or take us into some neo-feudal society).
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by noduerme 1y ago
>> indistinguishable from what humans once created It's distinguishable from original art in that it is, by definition, derivative and unoriginal.
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by noduerme 1y ago
You say applications and web servers kind of interchangeably. I don't know anything about SEL4. What if your application needs to spawn and manage executables as child processes? Is it Linux-like enough to run those and handle stuff li
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If anyone is left to ask that question.
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by noduerme 1y ago
Funny you said this because I made the same point about RPGs in a sibling comment, except I think RPGs are bad for child development. But the point that there's no fundamental difference I think is true.
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by noduerme 1y ago
While I totally agree with you that I wouldn't want my kids exposed to this thing, that fact alone doesn't make it vastly different from tons of media where I don't know what the content is going to be. One of the worst messa
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by noduerme 1y ago
When did AI companies start turning a profit? /s
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by noduerme 1y ago
Don't forget, "Nobody messes with the Jesus"
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by noduerme 1y ago
Amazing. I had one of these, and playing your version just took me back to the frustration I had figuring out that game when I was 7 years old.
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Well, I don't usually ask for help and I don't want solutions handed to me, but getting another player's thought process doesn't seem like cheating. I suppose it depends on whether there's one trick to always solvin
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by noduerme 1y ago
Thanks for the tips! I haven't normally redrawn as aggressively as you suggest. I'm excited to try all these strategies in practice, and it's enlightening as well to hear your thought process. The secret level plays in endles
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by noduerme 1y ago
Are you talking about the VPS just serving as a reverse proxy and running the server on-prem or at home? Or are you having a reverse proxy on some VPS with a static IP send connections to other VPSs on a cloud service? I've self-hosted
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by noduerme 1y ago
I didn't take your rebuttal / question as trollish in the least! Cars are a good analogy. Designers have a huge palette of historical references and callbacks to choose from, along with newer concepts and whatever is currently in
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by noduerme 1y ago
"We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be." - Kurt Vonnegut, "Mother Night". Good book that is a direct answer to your question.
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Thanks! I've played the daily Mini Metro challenge for years and very rarely made it into the top 10%. I've gone through phases with widening loops, grids, etc. I always feel like there must be some mysterious "trick" I
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Hah. The kicker of that story has a familiar ring. My Dad used to own a liquor store back in the 70s, with his name on the sign (let's call it "Arthur's Liquor"). It was in a rough part of town. One day when I was a teen
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by noduerme 1y ago
So is Joshua Jesus when he's in Mexico?
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by noduerme 1y ago
I'm gonna be a little mean here... I don't think it's about hipsters, urban cores, or even money. It's about whether or not the market cares. I mean, here in Oregon, where the urban/rural divide is very sharp and wh
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by noduerme 1y ago
Most current system screen fonts in major OSs - as a general group, as a set of letter forms - are not and never were printed fonts. They evolved from bitmap fonts that were created with 90s constraints in mind. They retain some of that ae

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