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by overvale 1y ago
I really liked him in WeCrashed. He was the perfect kind of strange for that part.
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by overvale 1y ago
I’m not so sure access to scarce resources = wealth. Wealth can be an abundance of valuable things that are not scarce.
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by overvale 1y ago
Fair! Is it too much to hope that I can escape all simulacrums?
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by overvale 1y ago
Ok, sorry I mentioned wrong AI, replace it with whatever your choice of AI is that has web access and is good at summarizing current events and answering questions about them. I come up against this argument a lot, that by stopping reading
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by overvale 1y ago
Here's what worked for me: 1) Deleted all social media accounts, deleted apps and logged out of anything that has what you might call a newsfeed (including RSS). 1.1) Switched all important notifications to email. 2) Uninstalled the we
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by overvale 1y ago
This is a good take. The problem is not that vibe coding is bad or worthless, it’s just that vibe coding exposes new groups of people to new kinds of risks.
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by overvale 2y ago
The reason is to never allow anyone (even the editors) to have actual access to the show's files/images. Remote software can prohibit copy/paste, file transfers, and screenshots. I worked in a post facility with 100s of peopl
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by overvale 3y ago
Yes, I’m the only one who matters. Everyone else must conform to my preferences and style. Joking aside, I’m simply expressing my preference. Not implying it’s what’s best for everyone.
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by overvale 3y ago
You’re probably right. Working from home and working in an office both come with benefits and drawbacks. But having done both, I would say that for me personally the drawbacks of working from home are greater than the drawbacks of working i
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by overvale 3y ago
To each their own. Those things never bothered me.
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by overvale 3y ago
Am I the only one who hates working from home? Sure, being able to work from home if you need to is nice, but so is being around other people. The most I’ve ever learned, the most fun I’ve ever had, the most rewarding and fulfilling things
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by overvale 3y ago
https://archive.ph/ouoE5
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by overvale 3y ago
It is possible for the best aspects of a people/society to atrophy while they simultaneously expand their wealth/technology/etc. We can make the world an undeniably better place while also loosing vital things. It's not
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by overvale 3y ago
"A new report from plagiarism detector Copyleaks"... so a plagiarism detection firm says plagiarism is rampant. This is not news, it's a press release reformatted and branded to look like news.
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by overvale 3y ago
And only 1 "arrogant"! (so far)
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by overvale 3y ago
I like it! Kind of an infinite canvas app. I had a board with boxes for upcoming meetings, notes from calls, useful links, screenshots of things I was thinking about, etc. A really good system actually.
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by overvale 3y ago
Stickies is under appreciated. I saw someone in a coffee shop once outlining an essay or something in stickies. They had each point they wanted to make on a sticky, with some details, and they were moving them around the screen to re-order
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by overvale 3y ago
The same exact thing happened to me and I came to the same exact realization. I moved all my dot files to an archive and started using built-in software. It's been great.
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by overvale 3y ago
Text files in iCloud (or whatever whatever) works great. There’s a bunch of good iOS text editors. I like Runestone.
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by overvale 3y ago
Same. The best part is the education. I now am certain what my portion sizes should be, how much of each meal should be protein, how many calories are likely in the food I'm ordering at the lunch counter, etc. That information, and kee
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by overvale 3y ago
Yeah but isn't the quote's point (made comedically, with hyperbole) that it can be hard to separate our emotional reactions from things to actually be concerned about? I thought that's the whole idea, to make you laugh and th
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DARPA, Skunk Works, & Bell Labs: Structured to Innovate(overvale.com)
2 points by overvale 3y ago|0 comments
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by overvale 3y ago
Shows how much things have changed. These days it would likely be ~14% of the entire budget, not just post. And there would be 1,000 VFX shots.
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by overvale 3y ago
Well, fair enough.
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by overvale 3y ago
I don’t get the negativity in these comments. Sure, this is not a groundbreaking article, just a simple blog post with a simple plea, stated very clearly in the conclusion: > AI or not, images should be given the same attention as text.
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by overvale 3y ago
Ever seen the movie Wag the Dog?
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by overvale 3y ago
I agree that the tide is turning, but I don't think the argument that actual criminal behavior (I don't know if that's what OpenAI did, but that's what NYT alleges) should be glossed over in the name of progress.
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Politics Isn't about Policy(overcomingbias.com)
2 points by overvale 3y ago|0 comments
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Tech Combinations(punkt.ch)
1 points by overvale 3y ago|0 comments
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by overvale 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking,_Fast_and_Slow

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