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by radlad 2y ago
Signal is the best I've found too - I'm reticent to use WhatsApp as it's another Meta product. While an online marketplace doesn't require social media (see Craigslist), like events, you're missing out on a large po
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by radlad 2y ago
That's fair. Dynamic range limitations can also be overcome with additional cameras.
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by radlad 2y ago
I don't really understand this question. TikTok allows you to post and view videos your friends can see. Beyond that, it's a form of creation. YouTube contains lots of human knowledge, because that's where many creators have
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by radlad 2y ago
Absolutely! It certainly depends on the metrics you care about. If you want to freeze fast motion, a camera is your best bet. But if you want to see high contrast areas (e.g. looking outside a window from a dark room), you've got a HUG
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by radlad 2y ago
> You’re looking at the world from a very anthropocentric pov. Sight, sound, touch, feel, taste are all human senses, but they’re all just one thing: ingesting information. An AI can ingest information… that’s just a fact… so… what are w
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by radlad 2y ago
I see - that's not quite what I was asking. Rather, I asked if the parent believed AI would get a physical body, with all that implies. > Do you think AI will soon get a physical body, and experience "sensory input, emotional r
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Artificially grown 'mini-brains' bring opportunities for neuroscience (2023)(michiganmedicine.org)
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by radlad 2y ago
I don't remember stating that having 5 senses were necessary to be human. This reads like a very uncharitable dismissal of what's really a very interesting topic. Helen Keller, despite lacking sight and hearing, was still able to
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by radlad 2y ago
> Sensory input refers to the information received by the body's senses, like sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell, through sensory organs like the eyes, ears, skin, tongue, and nose, which is then transmitted to the brain as ele
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by radlad 2y ago
I've realized that I'm not really on Facebook for friends the way I used to be anymore. I'm there for Messenger, Marketplace, and sometimes a Group if my neighborhood, team, etc. has decided to use Facebook. Which then made m
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by radlad 2y ago
> But there's nothing about AI in general that limits it to learning only from prior data Maybe not, but I don't think this is exactly what the piece said here: "AI, lacking a physical body, relies on computational reasoni
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by radlad 2y ago
Not surprised at all, I've been using the Internet and writing software for a couple decades now. Heck, I might've written one of the validators you're complaining about. But they are typically written to avoid +, for the exa
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by radlad 2y ago
Group text messaging serves a different function than Tiktok or YouTube - surely you know this? Or are you referring to Facebook in this thread while strawmanning another user regarding it in another thread? Do you realize your link points
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by radlad 2y ago
Quantized models don't perform as well. The question was about running one of the cloud models.
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by radlad 2y ago
If everything goes to a + address, then any email sent to your base address is invalid and can be trashed.
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by radlad 2y ago
Keep in mind too that to run DeepSeek R1 you'd need 768 GB, so essentially 4 tinyboxes.
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by radlad 2y ago
twiiit.com (three i's) will act as a round-robin to a working Nitter instance.
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by radlad 2y ago
To the detriment of many. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42696204
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by radlad 2y ago
Honestly, this really isn't necessary as long as the game implements votekick/voteban. Kicking alone is usually enough to deal with a problem until an admin is available. My point was really just that 10% is 10%, regardless of sca
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by radlad 2y ago
> I have no idea why this changed in more recent games. I thought the reasons were basically: (a) accessibility - running a game server requires some technical knowledge, and if you're doing it from home, possibly changes to your ne
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by radlad 2y ago
> It's at 936,330 players. At 10 players per match, that's a requirement of 93,633 game moderators... I'm not sure why this seems impossible to you? As the number of players increases, one would expect the number of player
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Gesture Recognition Using WiFi [pdf](github.com)
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by radlad 2y ago
> This is a misuse of the public Google OAuth API. Your first link clearly states: "A public application allows access to users outside of your organization (@your-organization.com). Access can be from consumer accounts, like @gmail
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by radlad 2y ago
>> I think certain service providers might have made the assumption that if a user belongs to a certain domain that also means they belong to a certain workspace, but that is clearly not a valid assumption. > If you need to validat
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by radlad 2y ago
> > TikTok is perhaps the most impressively addictive social media app ever created. > What nonsense. Obviously experiences will vary, but I think this is actually pretty well-established. Not many studies, but here's one: ht
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by radlad 2y ago
Bingo! Now looking back to your original comment, this is what I was trying to clarify: > I agree, I don't think this is a problem with Google's Oauth implementation, it's a problem with the service providers who authentic
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by radlad 2y ago
It is certainly an option to pre-provision accounts in your application (e.g. Slack) and then have any users authenticating from the SSO product compared against the list of authorized users. And for some products which sell licenses by sea
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by radlad 2y ago
Right, this additional check should not be necessary in a typical OAuth or OIDC flow. This workaround is only necessary in this case because the API Google offers to services has a hole in it.
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Maybe you can clarify what part of the linked comment didn't make sense? It's a bit hard to make out where the confusion is if the above comment didn't help clarify.
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I think you may be a bit confused about the players here. When you use Google OAuth to login, it _is_ your identity provider, and it is reporting to Slack that the user exists. Google is reporting the user exists because it exists in the Go

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