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by npteljes 2y ago
Interesting perspective, thank you.
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Give it time. If they still haven't renamed after a year, that's something. But even then, maybe just some lag.
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What have you used it for, and what do you migrate to?
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Which part of this happening do you consider desirable, and why?
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Funny on the tin, but it makes complete sense to me. A sunglasses company would also ask me to take off my sunglasses during the job interview, presumably.
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There are at least two things here. One, about the field itself. So far, I have been a know-it-all, and I dabbled in management too, besides that. This worked for me, because no matter how the field any my opportunities shifted, I always ha
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No.
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I did web dev for many one-off projects, and very often this is the case - that the people are non-existent. When having an altercation with a customer, one of my guys even fired the non-existing support person, and then another non-existin
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This seems to be in line with a previous submission, where one can "play" Counter Strike in a similar way with AI. Diffusion for World Modeling https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41826402 Direct link to a video,
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I regularly use the following: Osmand and Organic maps for navigation (I like both, I just always keep two of essential apps, for redundancy) Fennec browser Cell and SatStat to monitor my phone connectivity RedReader for reddit UVC_Camera f
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Wouldn't surprise me the slightest. Politicians' promises are weak signals to begin with, and we're talking about a politician here who's explicitly labeled as populist. I found a similar inability with search.
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Definitely normal behavior, and also human, natural behavior. Things are where I left them last time. I understand that in the 90s, disk space was a concern, and that disk operations were a big deal with moving parts, etc. But we really nee
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Thanks, I'll check that out!
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Absolutely valid point, but I think that from a Christian POV, the question comes down to an entity having a soul, or you know, the something that makes humans somehow distinct to animals. This, let's call it a soul, is I think needed
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I think people just try things sometimes, and that this AI is be one of them. In the current times, people put AI everywhere, especially where there is textual communication involved. I think this effort fits well into this trend.
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Kate is fantastic. I rarely touch the built-in software out of a bad habit, but this one turned this around. One of the things it's missing from Notepad++ is the ability to just close the editor, open it again, and get back the workflo
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>Trump is a man of his word. Trump's history contradicts this.
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>Trump went around to a huge number of niche communities and promised to fix their core concerns in exchange for their support Very interesting insight, thank you for sharing it. Do you happen to know other examples as well?
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Me too. 12 years seems like enough, especially considering the sentence lengths other people get. If he tries again, they can catch him again. But running an illegal marketplace with clearly allowing whatever goes, and not receiving any pun
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>Only in public nobody seems to agree with him? How is that possible? Societal taboos for example can create a division like this. You can see this divide between truly anonymous forums vs moderated conversations online.
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I'd isolate the machine from the internet, change my passwords from a trusted machine, save the media and documents from the isolated machine, and then reinstall the OS / factory reset the isolated machine. Still, I'm sure th
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People set up Stable Diffusion with automatic1111 and rocm for all kinds of weird setups successfully. What AMD needs to do is basically just provide a better out of the box experience, as even following the other people's instructions
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Times "back then" had the same ambiguity, because the people were the same, but they were much more constrained, due to strictness of culture, and lack of information. Someone who might not be affected by such "ambiguity&quot
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Having some problems is not dying. Also, in what way would Apple be dying? What quality of it do you see as in being in an irrecoverable decline?
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Another great resource is the ODGProd catalog. As I gather, everything they publish is free to download for personal consumption. It's a specific niche of music, so you won't just find anything on there, but if someone likes moder
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Wrt/ free speech, see the official announcement for yourself: "It's time to get back to our roots around free expression." https://www.facebook.com/zuck/videos/its-time-to-get-back-to...
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>it absolutely endorses fully fledged communism I might miss something, but my recollection is that the setting itself is a post-communist revolutionary ruin. Ruin in many ways, we see literal ruins as a visual setting, I don't thin
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I think this is too cynical to be true. I brought up saturation and uncare of primary users (designers) specifically to address that quality is not enough. You put your heart and 1000 person-hours into a lovely font, but many will still opt
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What ideology do you think it explicitly supports? I really liked the game, but I thought that it showed character stories, and not particularly an overarching ideology, and now I wonder if I also support something that I don't even kn
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Oh absolutely. I'm entranced by the game, but I wouldn't emphasize that it's an open world, I think that sets unrealistic expectations. It's rather that it's much deeper than the usual point and click games, more li

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