pseidemann

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by pseidemann 11mo ago
Agreed. It's the playbook of social interaction written out. Nothing offensive about that.
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by pseidemann 11mo ago
The font doesn't render correctly on my device. It seems like as if some strokes are double, making lines inconsistent.
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by pseidemann 11mo ago
Journalism is a crucial part for a free world.
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by pseidemann 1y ago
I'm most humans btw. But I don't understand why that would be relevant?
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by pseidemann 1y ago
You are conflating "use" and "control". I mean literal proper control of a computer, meaning the human controls (also programs), and especially understands, every aspect of what the computer is doing and can do. This is
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by pseidemann 1y ago
I'm not sure I understand your statement. Are you implying that once an LLM can do something, "it" is not intelligent anymore? ("it" being the model, the capability, or both?)
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by pseidemann 1y ago
Well written but I disagree with the eugenics part. I think we can all achieve high quality of life with (very) good education and health care alone, and we have to. All other ways eventually turn into chaos, imho.
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by pseidemann 1y ago
I didn't write "incapable". Emphasis on "properly".
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by pseidemann 1y ago
It's relevant e.g. when traveling, when working with international people/companies, or any authority for that matter, which might check your online presence. This is already happening today. People are getting detained for having
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by pseidemann 1y ago
Funny thing is, most humans cannot properly control a computer. Intelligence seems to be impossible to define.
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by pseidemann 1y ago
Afaik sending emails is much harder than receiving, because of several layers of anti-spam measurements, which don't apply for receiving (besides local spam filters).
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by pseidemann 1y ago
> Do you actually have an example of this or is this yet another hypothetical? Some political view in Region A is wildly unaccepted in Region B, thus making them "enemies". See recent conflicts globally.
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by pseidemann 1y ago
There are a number of reasons, including: - I see who sees me, a digital copy breaks this symmetry - Recordings may be stored indefinitely, searched through, used for things I can't even imagine today - In a local environment a specifi
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by pseidemann 1y ago
I did something similar as well: https://github.com/pseidemann/finish
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by pseidemann 2y ago
I saw this video, which explained it for me (it's german, maybe the automatic subtitles will work for you): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrJViSH6Klo He argues that the randomness you are looking for comes from quant
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by pseidemann 3y ago
for mac: cmd+click: new tab in the background cmd+shift+click: new tab and focus that new tab
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by pseidemann 4y ago
The biggest difference in existence.
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Computer Science vs. IT(github.com)
1 points by pseidemann 4y ago|0 comments
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First Official Release of the macOS OBS Virtual Camera(github.com)
1 points by pseidemann 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Finish – A Go lib for graceful server shutdown(github.com)
2 points by pseidemann 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Finish – A Go lib for gracious server shutdown(github.com)
1 points by pseidemann 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: OO (oh-oh) Go Assertions(github.com)
3 points by pseidemann 10y ago|0 comments