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by pier25 6d ago
Dealing with frustration is such a fundamental skill that we should all have learned it as kids.
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AI Actress interviewed by Piers Morgan [video](youtube.com)
2 points by pier25 7d ago|0 comments
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by pier25 7d ago
> Saying that Russia can't defeat them is not the insult you think it is Well I never said that.
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by pier25 7d ago
The current situation is completely different to 2022. To begin with Russia is almost exhausted after these years of war.
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by pier25 8d ago
Russia will never start an open war with the UK or any EU country. They can barely handle Ukraine imagine that plus any other country.
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by pier25 8d ago
Not in the US. https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-appeals-court-rejects-co... As for your second point I doubt it will ever be economically feasible. AI companies cannot generate profits even while stealing their
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by pier25 8d ago
AI content cannot be copyrighted.
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by pier25 8d ago
There’s a difference between an individual creating something and the industrialization of creation. You can’t scale the creation of a single person 1000000x by the snap of a finger but you can with machines. This has severe implications.
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by pier25 9d ago
Give them an API with the data so they can get create their own reports. Maybe even charge them per hour to create the custom reports.
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Docs in AI copyright suit reveal startling admission by Microsoft exec(orlandosentinel.com)
7 points by pier25 9d ago|0 comments
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by pier25 11d ago
These guys will say anything to keep hyping AI.
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by pier25 12d ago
JFC I hate this so much. Why can't they simply add a setting to disable this.
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by pier25 12d ago
The keyboard on iOS is so frustrating.
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by pier25 13d ago
His recent AI book is pretty good. Very well written with interesting info and compelling arguments.
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by pier25 13d ago
> Most of the people I know working at AI Labs believe it Do they believe they are actively working towards the extinction of humanity?
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by pier25 14d ago
Makes you wonder how many more sites like this there are. I lived somewhat near that area in those mountains and there could be dozens.
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by pier25 14d ago
Maybe when we have actual artificial intelligence which LLMs are clearly not.
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by pier25 14d ago
If you really believe that you wouldn’t be in the race and trying to profit from it in the first place.
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by pier25 14d ago
Very probably. I really don't buy their "AI is going to kill us" claims. If you can release something better than your competition you wouldn't want to slow down that.
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by pier25 17d ago
the iPhone 16e is normal although I concede it's an exception
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by pier25 17d ago
You think foldables will replace phones and tablets? Certainly not at $2000.
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Apple Watch's new feature listens to your chats and recaps them(techcrunch.com)
1 points by pier25 17d ago|0 comments
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by pier25 17d ago
> who is apparently being called a Nazi by those who hate him Maybe nazi is not the right word but he has some pretty radical political views such as ending universal suffrage. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/s
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by pier25 17d ago
Apple claims 30+ hours yes but when using a single screen.
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by pier25 17d ago
It's impressive this took so long.
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by pier25 17d ago
It's bigger and heavier than a phone. It has a smaller display with a crease[1] and has less battery than a tablet. The screen is even smaller than an iPad mini. IMO that form factor only really works for like a Kindle. And the screen
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by pier25 17d ago
Foldables seem like Homer's car to me. It's a worse phone and a worse tablet all in one. For reference: https://media.wired.com/photos/593252a1edfced5820d0fa07/3:2/...
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by pier25 17d ago
The size of the iPhone 16e is quite reasonable.
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by pier25 17d ago
There's never been a need to reach for tailwind. It's really a matter of preference.
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by pier25 18d ago
This team ships.

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