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by saghm 3mo ago
I don't understand why "OpenAI says" should be considered any more meaningful than "someone on HN says" when they provide equal amounts of evidence. Sure, OpenAI would plausibly have more pertinent info, but given t
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by saghm 3mo ago
I got presented with the "login or switch to the new UI" thing on my laptop yesterday. I don't think this is mobile-only.
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by saghm 3mo ago
FactorialPoint, your slideshows improve even faster than an exponential!
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by saghm 3mo ago
Reruns are already a real thing. Are you really saying you can't see how obviously rewatchable the show is?
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by saghm 3mo ago
Alignment is something you want, so if you're not confident that it's possible, that sure sounds like a problem
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by saghm 3mo ago
Recent history would indicate that this will not work out the way you're describing: https://www.propublica.org/article/maricopa-county-arizona-e...
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by saghm 3mo ago
Well I guess we can assume that this means it's not the reason senior leadership laid them off because senior leaders definitely never scapegoat their underlings or have too little competence to correctly assess why things failed!
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by saghm 3mo ago
The type of people who have been worked up about supposed voter fraud have rejected all existing evidence, so I don't know why you'd expect this go do any differently. Let's not forget that ICE has already admitted to lying d
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by saghm 3mo ago
Isn't this what alpha/beta/RC releases are for, ensuring that there are no issues before a general release? I just don't get ecosystem has decided to use client-side configurations for this rather than just marking the r
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by saghm 3mo ago
I feel like this could just as easily be accounted for as "are you paying rent to the person who owns it or not?", which rules out family members.
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by saghm 3mo ago
> A key difference is illustrated in TFA. To maximize fraction of people owning a home, you dislike people renting or living with a homeowner. A spouse that marries a homeowner, for example. It would be "better" if they broke u
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by saghm 3mo ago
It's also a pretty dubious metric for wealth equality anyhow. If 100% of people owned their own home, then some fraction owning additional ones that no one lived in wouldn't really matter; the value of them would surely not be as
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by saghm 3mo ago
That sounds a lot more like "yes, but..." than "no"
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by saghm 3mo ago
What you're saying make sense, but it doesn't help me understand the connection between people dying in WWI and the lack of recent textbooks. The two people the article describes as having the initial conversation were 30 and 28 y
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by saghm 3mo ago
I'm not sure if I'm misunderstanding what you're suggesting, but my issue isn't that I want unlocking to be even more streamlined (since I'm fine with what I have and don't want fully auto unlock); it's ju
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by saghm 3mo ago
That would be an example of a non-torturted metaphor. When you copy the famous quote verbatim and then substitute both parts of it for things that are almost entirely unrelated, it becomes tortured.
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by saghm 3mo ago
I've been doing almost the same exact thing for a while, except on Arch and with a different EDID than my actual display drive my handheld that I stream to is 16:10 rather than 16:9 like my actual monitor. After a couple of months some
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by saghm 3mo ago
I've been running Sunshine on my Linux desktop for a while now and connecting to it with a SteamOS handheld and my laptop for mostly gaming for a while now. From what I can tell, the biggest difference with Sunshine and Moonshine when
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by saghm 3mo ago
I don't understand what the point of keeping a browser closed-source is. Are they trying to monetize it or something?
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by saghm 3mo ago
My entire point is that there's absolutely no need to know if a "random IP connection" is a kid when there are so many mundane reasons to use the internet that aren't objectionable for the hypothetical child who the conn
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by saghm 3mo ago
#1 is what's so crazy to me that people have trouble understanding. No one is saying that we're going back to the pre-LLM world; it's just that the world isn't honestly that different than before. Most people's live
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by saghm 3mo ago
There are now two upstreams you can git fetch from; open your eyes, capitalism has gone too far!
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by saghm 3mo ago
Hopefully Nvidia doesn't try to bundle a bunch of slop to completely change faces of characters with AI into future framegen updates (claiming that it's in control of the developers but then not even checking with the devs of the
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by saghm 3mo ago
I feel like the Wikipedia article does not explain the backstory well: > Bourbaki was founded in response to the effects of the First World War which caused the death of a generation of French mathematicians; as a result, young universit
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by saghm 3mo ago
I heard that the only reason WoW classic was even able to be a thing was that someone managed to find an old backup drive with the source code from back in the day. We take version control for granted now, but it seems like that was not how
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by saghm 3mo ago
My understanding is that the original source files of the game were not available, and that who even owned the IP wasn't entirely clear when she first started looking into the game. I don't have any direct citation for this so it&
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by saghm 3mo ago
One would expect that the consequences for committing illegal acts to make money should be somewhat obvious up front and part of the calculus for whether it "makes a lot of sense"
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by saghm 3mo ago
> How do you propose they find out, without asking you to prove it? How do I propose the government know if I have kids? I'm pretty sure they already know that I don't?
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by saghm 3mo ago
That's not what the comment I responded to was proposing: > Maybe even enable age restrictions by default, block replacing the OS or the firmware, and only allow it once the age was confirmed. Having an extra hurdle before installin
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by saghm 3mo ago
The comment I was responding to said this: > A sensible regulator would leave some responsibility to the parents, but require restrictions for consumer devices (smartphones, laptops). Maybe even enable age restrictions by default, block

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