rosywoozlechan

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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
Some people don't feel anxiety even when sitting in a trench under fire from 30mm autocannons with their buddy lying dead next to them. We're not all the same.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I think people that are feeling real anxiety due to AI to the point it is affecting their lives should go seek therapy and not look to alarmist blog posts like this for advice.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
An F-16 missed the shot at another object, not this balloon. The F-22 didn't miss when it shot this down.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
there's no "actual phone lookup platform" you can't get a person's location by knowing their phone number, that's a huge privacy violation. You can get the location of your own phone via icloud or google's
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
This is actually not great, because everyone else doesn't benefit, because it's in a DM that nobody else can see. In an office people near by will benefit too by being in earshot.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
Remote work is really rough with junior engineers. I'm trying really hard to help people but it comes in PR comments and scheduled zoom meetings instead of how it came for me, conversations over lunch, someone standing over my chair wh
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
they do a fly by before they shoot these objects down, so they know that they're not shooting downed manned objects
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I'm sorry I misunderstood you
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
it's their blog and they're entitled to write it however they want? The author writes some statement on their blog that unexpectedly gets traction on HN and because they didn't anticipate that, they're the bad guy for no
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
totally unnecessary explanation, don't know what in my comment led you to think I needed it. Do you regularly define words and etymology for people in comments?
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
> as they continue to extract their pound of flesh Be compensated for the use of their content is maybe a more accurate and friendlier way to phrase this, but I guess not as edgy.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
Maybe not for you, I subscribe to brands I like.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I doubt spammers will be the only ones leveraging AI generated text. I'm sure legit marketing people and even administrators and support staff will benefit from using AI written responses. So you're going to filter out valuable em
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I believe it for anecdodal reasons. Since a few years ago I started eating vegetables and whole foods and greek yogurt, cottage cheese, my cravings for what foods I want to eat and what foods I like have changed so much. I can't stand
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
> do you really want to cry watching a movie that was 100% produced by robots? I've had a lot of fun having ChatGPT write stories for me: I'd ask it make changes, to add a character, add a motivation, etc. I'm just playing
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I'm going to be the optimist here and instead of AI killing engineering jobs it's going to turn most engineers into much better engineers and what tech company doesn't want a whole bunch of better engineers? Building applicat
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
He didn't say anything about his victims or their families.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
Right, a SPA is like 1% HTML and rest JS and CSS and some images. Maybe that's what they mean by "or other functional equivalents"
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I corrected my comment as I realized I was mistaken? I didn't see that I had a reply, and I wasn't able to delete my comment. You must have replied instantly because this all happened within a couple of minutes of me originally wr
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
It's true that currently Metal is available across different GPUs, but the feature set available is dictated by the hardware: https://developer.apple.com/metal/Metal-Feature-Set-Tables.p...
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
internet services pay for the content they serve. you know like popular sites with static content have huge fastly or cloudflare bills.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
open the dev console and use Javascript. Find the input element to check and create a query that sets them all to checked with https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/qu...
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I wonder what the real-world applications for this are
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
He stood up against censorship, seems laudable and deserves more in my estimation than an attitude of "well that's what you get"
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
you can travel through areas that don't have borders
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I read this post as a startup team member who's had to deal with similar problems with others once a startup makes money where people are under the misconception that they had an outsized impact on the whole thing when they contributed
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
he had zero effect on the whole project, the game was already massively popular and a cultural phenomenon well before 2011 and before it had an ending.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
That's a lot of anger, negativity and bitterness, and entitlement (one of the game's creators for writing the ending text?). Reminds me of the kid on the cover of the Nevermind album and other people that are kinda tangentially co
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
so the title of this post is incorrect, this setting was not enabled due to the protests
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
> And twelve years of Tory austerity cuts mean there’s very little else for them to do, and not much they can afford to. The assumption here is that people's time is spent based on how much money the government is handing out. If yo

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