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by omeid2 3y ago
> What do you think is more likely? People wouldn’t buy iPhones or people would find an alternative to Instagram? It is an interesting question that I would love an answer beyond a hunch. I would think a larger percentage would stay on
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by omeid2 3y ago
And who says you can't use AI to produce cheaper "handmade" and "artisanal" stuff? I am not saying this in gist or to as a gotcha, the reality is that many --I dare say majority of-- "handmade" and "a
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by omeid2 3y ago
We don't need to predict what the next iteration will have to calculate the damage, just understanding what "this iteration can do" is almost enough to cover that 40% job losses due to increased productivity.
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by omeid2 3y ago
In theory, in practice the myriad of devices and software is rarely tested or works properly beyond official mac and windows interfaces, and maybe gtk and qt if you're very lucky.
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by omeid2 3y ago
And people with disabilities.
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by omeid2 3y ago
This is inline with Elon's goal of turning Twitter into Wechat. Good for the operators and government, not good for society and humanity.
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by omeid2 3y ago
The assumption that anything is "100%" is absurdist. It is not a meaningful or useful discourse.
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by omeid2 3y ago
>It doesn't matter if the mistake is real or imagined. Is this based on your experience? My experience with ChatGPT is that rarely it apologises or attempts to fix something that is correct, though sometimes it does apologise and gi
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by omeid2 3y ago
If I understand correctly, you're not happy with the way ChatGPT can realise it's own mistake? or that it makes the mistake? I am not really sure, what is the problem exactly?
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by omeid2 3y ago
Tell your coworkers to ask ChatGPT "why does this solution doesn't work? and what is wrong with it?" You will be surprised how often ChatGPT will correctly explain why or how the answer it has given you is utter nonsense. It
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by omeid2 3y ago
Very interesting. Thank you.
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by omeid2 3y ago
Big Pharma will not jump on anything that they can not patent, naturally occurring substances are not patent/copyrightable.
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by omeid2 3y ago
This is not true. We understand aging enough to confidently say that loss of epigenetic information is correlated to aging. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36638792/
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by omeid2 3y ago
> it's a decline in order. That is another way of saying loss of information and increase of entropy.
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by omeid2 3y ago
Substitution isn't reversal.
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by omeid2 3y ago
> I don’t see why aging can’t be reversible Aging is loss of information, you can't reverse that. You can prevent it though.
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by omeid2 3y ago
> Reading a meter is a two step process for me: I first need to devote some attention to reading the meter, then and only then can I read what the meter is saying. If you really have to "devote some attention" to reading a fue
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by omeid2 3y ago
While reading individual metrics might be easier with numbers, with gauges you can scan the whole system at low precision very quickly. It is also easier to just see "fuel red", "temperature normal" than 12.5L or 89.5C.
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by omeid2 3y ago
If you ever think downvotes means anything, remember that any criticism of pornography or a simple fact of saying "C is unsafe" gets downvoted into oblivion here.
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by omeid2 3y ago
> How long will it take until some advanced multimodal algorithm can make a full game that can measure up to ones that are released today? We can disagree on how long it will take us to get there, but if you use AI generated content, tha
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by omeid2 3y ago
What part of generative AI seems ordinary to you? the rest follows from there my friend.
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by omeid2 3y ago
It is for the sake of copyright, if you want society to protect your work, provide evidence for your creative work. It seems rather simple to me. Keep in mind that in the not so far future, producing art will be as cheap as consuming it, th
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by omeid2 3y ago
Context is everything. Bringing up STM8 in the context of libwebsockets is as relevant as bringing up PLCs, not at all. Of course there will always platforms where C remains the only option because honestly, C is just quasi-portable glorifi
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by omeid2 3y ago
> Motūrus OS (sometimes called Motor OS) But motor-os is literally the repository name. Sometimes?
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by omeid2 3y ago
OpenBSD is safer than Linux in spite of C, not because of it.
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by omeid2 3y ago
It is fascinating how despite the thousands and thousands of high profile memory related RCE vulnerabilities, how this community doesn't seem to like pointing the fact that C is an unsafe language.
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by omeid2 3y ago
Alignment with "my" 'inner' worldview.
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by omeid2 3y ago
Unfort we have somewhat replaced "password" with "phone access" + pass code for majority of cases since 2FA is really just "phone (password manager) or password" + "phone (sms or one time token app)&quot
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by omeid2 3y ago
> After all, Gow8876 was very specific about what he was referring to ("memory safety" bugs), because you were very specific about what you were referring to ("unsafe language"). I pointed out this defect because hand
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by omeid2 3y ago
You can't run libwebsockets on STM8. You can _only_ use it anywhere you can use Linux, BSD, or FreeRTOS, which also means you can use C++ and Rust.

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