notwokeno

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by notwokeno 4y ago
Have you ever tried recording NTSC video to audio cassettes? I tried it once around the end of the CRT era and it's just good enough to keep a fuzzy mostly in sync picture.
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by notwokeno 4y ago
The trick IMO is to use your extended family as a network and try to keep things within the network. People don't like this but not only does it work well it's often more efficient in general.
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by notwokeno 4y ago
Tradition, nationalism, religion etc. were much stronger a hundred years ago. IE there was a society worth working to participate in.
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by notwokeno 4y ago
Yeah, you didn't mention their families though. And regardless divorce rates are way up. If the incentive to work is "yeah you can show up and nothing will go wrong." Great. The same thing happens if you don't leave your
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by notwokeno 4y ago
The thing people can't handle with this is that intelligence tends to be heritable* so the more intelligent workers you need the smaller and more racily similar the successful group is going to be which runs directly contrary to the cu
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by notwokeno 4y ago
Obviously there are plenty of individuals where this isn't the case (and there are plenty of people working hard) but the discussion is about the movement of the group and this does appear to be where things are going on both sides.
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by notwokeno 4y ago
Mine has gone up at a rate pretty close to that over three years. You might consider switching companies.
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by notwokeno 4y ago
I'm actually not even sure that's it. What do you get with the tokens you're paid in? The ability to participate in society. There's no longer a society to participate in though as all the social institutions have been d
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by notwokeno 4y ago
My understanding was that it does a limited form of reasoning via "train of thought." Maybe it can only transform the ideas in the ways it was trained with but when you break it down there are only so many primitives here.
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by notwokeno 4y ago
While your application of the halting problem here is wrong you actually can use it to prove your point about chatGPT. Have it recite the halting problem In a new chat have it write a python program that tells you if a given string containi
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by notwokeno 4y ago
>People longing for authenticity become attracted to movies shot with film >Easiest way to tell is by looking for film grain >Industry finds way to synthesize this so money can be saved on bandwidth
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by notwokeno 4y ago
Does git actually let you push over http? I'd imagine that's the same as using ssh/sftp just with WebDAV. If it's the same just create a bare repo in a directory your web server has access to.
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by notwokeno 4y ago
This is a consistent pattern in the US. Without freedom of association people would rather just not socialize at all.
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by notwokeno 4y ago
IMO capitalism isn't the problem, non-free software is. We actually had chat interoperability between all the major social networks/email providers via XMPP and that ended about when the iPhone came out.
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by notwokeno 4y ago
The real issue with go is (or was, I haven't messed with it for a few years) its un-optimized goroutine scheduler that makes channels slow if you start using them a lot.
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by notwokeno 4y ago
You have to take any idea to its logical conclusion before it's implemented because that's what's going to happen sooner or later.
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by notwokeno 4y ago
It sounds like they're unlikely to actually change anything. Apple is still going to require reviewing all of the apps you'll just get to choose different GUIs for downloading them.
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by notwokeno 4y ago
The pushback comes from the idea that you have a right to access other people or their kids.