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181.
by recursive 3mo ago
The proprietary spigots can be turned off at any time also. To me, that seems more likely.
182.
by recursive 3mo ago
This seems backwards. Access to Fable can be removed. I don't see how an open weight model can ever be put back into the bag though.
183.
by recursive 3mo ago
> Why do people want to work if AI can do the job? That's how they get paid. > What's up with the data center hate? Data centers are where AI comes from. > Why worry about marginal data center costs if there is UBI? There
184.
by recursive 3mo ago
Because "we" want to get elected?
185.
by recursive 3mo ago
Data centers are where AI comes from.
186.
by recursive 3mo ago
I keep hearing this. What do you mean by "objectively"?
187.
by recursive 3mo ago
No customers at that price point though.
188.
by recursive 3mo ago
It's not really better. And no, it's not inherently balanced. TRS can carry a balanced signal. I've seen a mixer that had TRS balanced mono outputs.
189.
by recursive 3mo ago
It can only last as long as it takes for AI to figure out how to chase the latest authenticity signal.
190.
by recursive 3mo ago
I mean maybe Trump also caused it but there's no way he's just an innocent bystander here.
191.
by recursive 3mo ago
Both can be true.
192.
by recursive 3mo ago
Not sure if this is ironic, but I know it's possible for apps to exist without being monetized. I'm using Paint.net right now.
193.
by recursive 3mo ago
I'm totally fine with the kids' understanding, for whatever that's worth.
194.
by recursive 3mo ago
That doesn't sound distinct from "isolating themselves". Some people actually enjoy connecting with people.
195.
by recursive 3mo ago
Neither will anything else, so that's not really a competitive disadvantage.
196.
by recursive 3mo ago
Who are "we"? Can't go back to what you never left.
197.
by recursive 3mo ago
IE6 stagnated after MS won the browser wars. It didn't get an update for like 6 years. Chrome has become a monoculture too but I think it's one of another kind.
198.
by recursive 4mo ago
It seems like kind of a smooth continuum from a to b. I've certainly given some angry tirades in life regarding things that are merely sufficiently annoying. But I don't intend to diminish the possibility of existence of morally
199.
by recursive 4mo ago
Probably not, but maybe if you say cheeseburgers are the future and you will be left behind.
200.
by recursive 4mo ago
If you invite me to your house, and then serve me meat, and keep doing it, I probably won't come back. (I'm not actually vegetarian)
201.
by recursive 4mo ago
Meat isn't going away. Your vegetarianism isn't helping anyone.
202.
by recursive 4mo ago
Why "irrationally"? Nothing seems irrational here.
203.
by recursive 4mo ago
For work, I'd always be using a domain account anyway. Never used a local user account for work.
204.
by recursive 4mo ago
An excuse? You do you, but who is asking you for justifications? You can just put the phone down.
205.
by recursive 4mo ago
I've been a developer for more than two decades. I've worked at four employers during that time, and all of them had significant fractions of devs using Windows. Not vouching for the idea that any of them are "serious"
206.
by recursive 4mo ago
It's a valuable skill.
207.
by recursive 4mo ago
And yet people(?) keep publishing stuff that's too long.
208.
by recursive 4mo ago
It's a technique I created (someone else must have done it first??) for a sandbox demonstrating a web UI framework I made. https://mutraction.dev/sandbox To see it work, click "Download self contained .html"
209.
by recursive 4mo ago
Sounds realistic
210.
by recursive 4mo ago
They can be made to work with blob urls. I have done this.

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