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sbdaman
3y ago
I'll email you.
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sbdaman
3y ago
I'll purchase once Outlook calendar is supported natively.
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3y ago
It seems like you’re focused on the archive site, which I agree isn’t great for usability.
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sbdaman
3y ago
The archive site isn’t great for usability but the 2016 campaign site seems fine to me.
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sbdaman
3y ago
For all of the campaign's faults, the Clinton 2016 design and web teams did a fantastic job. https://www.hillaryforamericadesign.com/work
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3y ago
The Gamestop one seems to have a contrarian/anti-authority tilt to it that the other's don't really have (that I've seen, though I'm not paying much attention). I think some of the people on the Gamestop sub really,
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3y ago
God, it's crazy to me that the cult around this company on Reddit is still going strong.
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3y ago
I'm not surprised that a haphazardly organized group of people /can/ run a site like rarbg. It's just interesting how volatile (this isn't the right word but I'm not sure what is) the operations of these sites
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3y ago
>Is it really surprising that a few people can run one? No, and I didn't say that.
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It's absolutely insane how many of these incredibly important torrent sites are just managed and hosted by a rag-tag group of people with the site barely clinging to life.
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3y ago
The business case for lay offs doesn't necessarily require a deficit/net loss.
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3y ago
An old favorite that might find new relevance with the growth of OpenAI. Substance of the article begins after the quote from John Stuart Mill. Some of my favorite passages: "One reason for my own skepticism is the fact that in recent
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Ethics, politics, and society in the age of artificial intelligence (2020)
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4y ago
I think you likely just underestimate your peers. People aren't as stupid as the internet wants you to think.
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4y ago
"They wouldn't have not gone if they didn't not know what they should've not known [sic]"
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4y ago
There is no way only 5% of people understand this joke.
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4y ago
It's fictional, but it's a neat look back into a different era of the internet.
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Internet Story (2011) [video]
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What? I'm referring to the author of the article I linked (who is not me, and is deceased).
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4y ago
The author knows this and is clarifying that what we mean when we use the words "intelligent" and "thinking" in relation to AI-as-engineering machines is fundamentally different than "thinking" and "intell
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4y ago
Done. Same address as is on my profile.
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4y ago
This article summarizing lecture notes from Kenneth A. Taylor is worth reading: https://www.bostonreview.net/articles/kenneth-taylor-robots-... Substance of the article begins after the quote from John Stuart Mill. >
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4y ago
An old favorite that might find new relevance with the growth of OpenAI. Substance of the article begins after the quote from John Stuart Mill.
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Ethics, Politics, and Society in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (2020)
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4y ago
dotabuff.com does this on a broader scale (offers hero counter suggestions etc.) A better example is u.gg or op.gg which do this for LoL.
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The reproduced watermarks are hilarious.
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Tell HN: Spotify's iOS app struggles with downloaded content
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WebTorrent is the first torrent client that works in the browser. YEP, THAT'S RIGHT. THE BROWSER. This is beside the point but I really, really hate when services write their home/about/faq pages in this style.
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"Algorithm" is used in everyday language to mean "system of determining which content you get shown and the order it gets shown in." The "absence" of an "algorithm" in this context just means "yo
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Internet Story (2011) [video]
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