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by penjelly 3y ago
> AGI research must not be slowed down under any circumstances. Immortality is in sight. wow. So progress at any cost? Seems misguided to me
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by penjelly 3y ago
even the fact that you always go to that same window, with the same format and interface lowers cognitive load imo. Of course chatgpt hasnt been a magic bullet for me yet, but it definitely eases the pain of developing things outside your u
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by penjelly 3y ago
the irony of all the premature celebrations over the past 8 months. If you stick your head in the sand and pretend there are no problems, i guess there really arent any, until maybe there is?
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by penjelly 3y ago
sounded great but the data sample data format is this https://s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/databoutique.com/publi... i don't like the structure, also this data quickly goes out of date, however it would be useful
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by penjelly 3y ago
after seeing the post i realized this is probably the case for most of us
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by penjelly 3y ago
wait caffeinate exists natively? ive been using a third party caffeine tool for the longest time..
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by penjelly 3y ago
in canada drivers are usually respectful/good but theres still an attitude that drivers own the road and pedestrians are an afterthought. Theyll pull into intersections blocking the cross walk, or begin a left turn very early or blindl
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by penjelly 3y ago
> Information on creators such as tax forms and social security numbers are stored in China, Forbes magazine reported on Thursday, citing internal sources. seems to be about creators specifically, but pretty important data, given the sta
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by penjelly 3y ago
not to mention have the prompt injection issues with llms in general been addressed?
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by penjelly 3y ago
> another asked him to create a project that they then used on their website but didn’t pay him for his work this is over the line if true. Without pay that work isnt theirs, and shouldnt be allowed to display it without his permission
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by penjelly 3y ago
what was the case against airpods exactly? Wireless earbuds always seemed like a no brainer to me, used them ever since they became available, never touched airpods specifically tho. as for apple vision ar is the future no doubt, that seems
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by penjelly 3y ago
its not about perfect movement. Its about keeping your hands on the keyboard, fewer keystrokes (over using arrow keys), and being more precise. The idea also isnt to think super hard about what to press next, the movements become 2nd nature
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by penjelly 3y ago
personally i think both meta and apple will see success with their ar/vr solutions, it will take years for the ergonomics to be acceptable but they are laying the groundwork for the content and software now
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by penjelly 3y ago
wow almost every post so far is about unplugging. I expected to see more about AI or AR, seeing people taking care of their health is refreshing
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by penjelly 3y ago
impressive, dont worry about codeacademy, with this project you can land a job most places.
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by penjelly 3y ago
appreciate the additional info here. thanks
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by penjelly 3y ago
i believe the original design was a patented concept that promised to streamline production, sounds like they flipped back to a standard chasis design to me?
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by penjelly 3y ago
> This is an extremely ambitious, qualitatively different device than anything that's come before. what exactly is different? I see high quality display, foveated rengering, and controller-less control... anything else im missing?
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by penjelly 3y ago
think if it was just like wearing glasses though. It would be far less intrusive
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by penjelly 3y ago
i dont understand this mentality, obviously the intent is to improve the experience over time, creating a VR platform itself is an ambitious task. Are there no happy customers of the Quest? metas strategy is to release a cheaper consumer pr
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by penjelly 3y ago
> You would be out of your mind to pick a Corolla or Civic over the Model 3 today disagree. in Canada a model 3 base is still ~60k for delivery in 2 months. Civic is ~30k not sure how long for delivery tho.
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by penjelly 3y ago
crazy that people bash VR viability until apple releases a 2.5k machine they haven't even tried yet
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by penjelly 3y ago
Musk outlines his workweek, complains of context switching being high cost, and claims to do most of his own scheduling with only "one part time assistant". Doesnt hire anyone else because "(they) dont know whats important&qu
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by penjelly 3y ago
very cool that it works in mice which dont normally hibernate, will be interesting to see what happens with humans
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by penjelly 3y ago
offtopic but i wonder how the bitcoin bet worked out for that country that bought in
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by penjelly 3y ago
they still refer to it as "autopilot" https://youtubetranscript.com/?v=FZ6lZJWL_Xk&t=378
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by penjelly 3y ago
its still fully self driving, even if its driving into a wall /s
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by penjelly 3y ago
in my exp, glassdoor pages arent immune to brigading or other rating gaming tactics
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by penjelly 3y ago
why would i have a car i dont use?
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by penjelly 3y ago
ive been living without a car on my own for 9 years now. The biggest thing about not having a car is the culture expects it, so youre mildly judged for not having/using one. That impact is bigger when dating too.

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