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by okdood64 2y ago
Wait, what's wrong with Hatsune Miku? It has relatively broad appeal; performed at Coachella.
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by okdood64 2y ago
> it's not good to have that sort of technology out in the wild Cat's already out of the bag: https://www.newyorker.com/science/annals-of-artificial-intel...
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by okdood64 2y ago
> I'm more angry about how it forces itself into the top of the page, causing the actual search results to be forced further down the page. Just scroll down? Is it that hard?
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by okdood64 2y ago
I don't lose anything with gzip or rar.
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by okdood64 2y ago
To get cash from an ATM whenever it's necessary and convenient? I'm confused, what's your confusion? There's still things cash be required, or useful for.
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by okdood64 2y ago
I left my phone (iPhone) in an Uber in Mexico and the driver called me immediately on my friend's phone after I put it into lost mode (with the annoying sound). Upon pick-up, I gave him a hefty reward and we both went our merry ways.
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by okdood64 2y ago
Google Lens already works fine for plant identification.
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What circumstantial evidence is there besides motive?
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by okdood64 2y ago
From their TOS. IANAL, what do you think? > License to YouTube > By providing Content to the Service, you grant to YouTube a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, sublicensable and transferable license to use that Content (including
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Google will 'sort it out' if OpenAI misused YouTube for AI training(cnbc.com)
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Seems like she was more appointed, than actually trying to make moves?
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Japan’s iPhone marketshare is one of the largest. You can bet a lot of folks cared to watch it.
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That leaves out a lot of work that folks do that don’t affect either of those directly.
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by okdood64 2y ago
Is that not what would happen over time?
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24/5 is more realistic.
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Works fine for me.
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Also funny how there weren't widespread protests that entered the liberal zeitgeist during the war on ISIS. Just look up the civilian count.
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by okdood64 2y ago
Avid YouTube viewer since the beginning of time, and am pretty plugged into the space. Tons of improvement for Creators and advertisers. Smaller sets of UI changes for viewers which IMO have been positive overall. (The dislike counter remov
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by okdood64 2y ago
Agreed. Reddit is a bubble too if you take note of the viewpoints there, but that reaches a wider variety of folks. Imagine how much of a bubble HN is.
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> Please retire to do something that doesn't hurt my soul this badly and that you might actually have an aptitude for, like burning down orphanages or kicking puppies. Yea, this guy sounds pleasant. Would love to work with him. But
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by okdood64 2y ago
YouTube Shorts is not really a replacement product for TikTok. They inherently have a different content creation and discovery model. Reels is much closer to TikTok.
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Asianometry for the background and history of industry; with a particular focus on semiconductors.
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by okdood64 2y ago
+1 In my previous stint, I had worked with Spot ( https://spot.io/ ) as one of our vendors. Absolutely great product, amazing customer support and ability to take feature requests, or otherwise address our pain points quickly
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by okdood64 3y ago
Doesn't mean much without a breakdown of volume & model year.
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by okdood64 3y ago
What kind of searches are you doing on TikTok?
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by okdood64 3y ago
> big aimless Megacorp, or one of their pets (Anthropic, OpenAi, etc) What's other US city that has a concentration of tech companies that, in your opinion, aren't aimless as you so described?
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by okdood64 3y ago
Most "prestigious" large tech companies, or exciting start-ups have their HQ in the area. That counts for something. You get your pick of the litter. And this comes from someone who is patently not a job hopper.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> because the ability to take risks is simply missing in the country. Never heard of this before, interesting! Can you direct me to some sources or YouTube video about this? I'd love to learn more.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> It's never been a problem for me personally. > Take a look at the memory pressure in task manager. They just said it's never been a problem for it. What does looking at his memory pressure do? Give them a false sense that
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by okdood64 3y ago
I live in the SF Bay Area and know tons of people; and almost everyone is in tech. I know exactly 2 people that program on their personal laptop, and one that does photo editing. For everyone else it's a glorified Chrome or Safari brow

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