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by sentientslug 2y ago
Free services are not immune to valid criticism, although I do think they are going a bit too far.
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by sentientslug 2y ago
To me this argument makes no sense. Apple should never introduce any new features or services to their ecosystem because it might increase “social pressure” to get an iPhone?
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by sentientslug 2y ago
Devil’s advocate: all words are made up and languages evolve over time
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by sentientslug 2y ago
Weird that you brought race into it, especially when your supposition is incorrect.
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by sentientslug 2y ago
Yes, it’s obvious AI writing. The fact that some people can’t tell is actually scary. Eventually (soon?) none of us will be able to tell.
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by sentientslug 2y ago
A beta feature, yet marketed as the primary selling point of their newest flagship phone. Something feels off about that.
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by sentientslug 2y ago
A job posting in any state or country where it’s not legally required? Of which there are many?
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by sentientslug 2y ago
Yeah, this always throws me off. In American English I’d always use the word “program” instead.
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by sentientslug 2y ago
Says in the article “the Fable file format is not transferable to other platforms.”
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by sentientslug 2y ago
I believe UPS drivers are the exception and are still best paid in industry.
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by sentientslug 2y ago
It is clearly trained on his voice. The intonation and pitch differences you describe are just because it’s AI generated and not human speech.
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by sentientslug 2y ago
Sounds like BGP…
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by sentientslug 2y ago
And what exactly did he do to “ruin” Chipotle in your eyes? According to literally everyone else (and the stock price) he has been wildly successful
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by sentientslug 2y ago
You can get to San Jose on BART now but have to go all the way under and around the bay instead of directly south, so it’s not really worth it to go from SF to SJ using anything other than Caltrain.
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by sentientslug 2y ago
How do you confirm the public instances are running the blessed version of the source code?
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by sentientslug 2y ago
Can you elaborate on why these are violations of GDPR? I presume Google handles the data for EU customers in a manner compliant with GDPR (one would think).
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by sentientslug 2y ago
My comment was tongue in cheek, of course it should not be this way but as you know it oftentimes is.
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by sentientslug 2y ago
It seems like you’ve never worked with critical infra. Most of it runs on 6 to 10 year old unpatched versions of Windows…
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by sentientslug 2y ago
This is so awesome. Thank you for sharing!
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by sentientslug 2y ago
It’s like that asinine auto engine start-stop feature in some cars. Soon there will be a whole host of buttons you have to press every time you start your car just to drive normally.
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by sentientslug 2y ago
This sounds like ServiceNow… if it is I’d love to know that special URL.
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by sentientslug 2y ago
I'm really growing tired of this pseudo-argument. Please have a read: https://www.a11yproject.com/posts/people-who-use-screen-read...
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by sentientslug 2y ago
Devil’s advocate, just because YOU choose to break the browsing experience for yourself doesn’t mean anyone else should have to adhere to that.
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by sentientslug 2y ago
New Technology technology
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by sentientslug 2y ago
It’s exciting for the people getting paid
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by sentientslug 2y ago
I’d wager it’s because most LLMs are trained on Internet data which can be very American-centric
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by sentientslug 2y ago
I think you’re describing something akin to Cantor’s diagonal argument
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by sentientslug 2y ago
Ah, but sometimes it is. That’s a hard learned lesson.
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by sentientslug 2y ago
Only big noticeable difference is the higher refresh rate on newer Pro models. I also still have an 11 Pro Max.
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by sentientslug 3y ago
I suppose that works if you want to interact with the three people on there.

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