snoman

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by snoman 3y ago
The name is not redacted, only the exact e-mail address.
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by snoman 3y ago
What’s more, ChatGPT won’t even attempt to name controversial websites if you’ve forgotten their name.
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by snoman 3y ago
This is one of those instances where I wonder if there are different expectations in a more visually creative industry like Hollywood, fashion, or something where the appeal of your deck makes a meaningful difference.
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by snoman 3y ago
Which is weird because I’m constantly asking it to make responses shorter, have fewer adjectives, fewer adverbs. There’s just so much “fluff” in its responses. Sometimes it feels like its training set was filled to the brim with marketing b
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by snoman 3y ago
For me it’s a combination of transactional and topical. By topical, I mean that I have a couple of persistent topics that I think on and work on (like writing an article on a topic), and I like to return to those conversations so that the c
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by snoman 3y ago
I get what you’re saying, and will echo that these systems are still just tools that enhance what we, as humans, are capable of doing. But I think you’re failing to consider that even comparatively simple systems can exhibit emergent behavi
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by snoman 3y ago
I’m not able to read the cited reference at that link, so I’ll try to take the statement at face value. I could name or describe a number of systems right now that have outcomes that we could all agree are contrary or misaligned with their
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by snoman 3y ago
AWS has government specific regions (called GovCloud). Many services or features make it to GovCloud later than other regions because of the certification requirements.
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by snoman 3y ago
Maybe. That’s not quite how I read it.
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by snoman 3y ago
They are the ones that run the stargate program out of Cheyenne.
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by snoman 3y ago
Photography as an art form has a much longer history than short form video, and has had time for the back and forth on these kinds of issues. Short form video is still relatively new. I feel like this is a “give it time” situation. Society
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by snoman 3y ago
AGI with agent architectures (ie giving the AI access to APIs) will be bonkers. An AI without a body, but access to every API currently hosted on the internet, and the ability to reason about them and compose them… that is something that ne
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by snoman 3y ago
Same for other forms of writing for me: the output from ChatGPT, even after iterations of prompting, is never the final product I make. It gets me 80-90% of the way there to get me over the initial jump, and then I add the polish and flavor
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by snoman 3y ago
This might be good for Amazon. Bedrock hosts competitor models (Claude, Llama and a couple more).
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by snoman 3y ago
With DNS over HTTPS (DOH) gaining traction, it will eventually become impossible to block.
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by snoman 3y ago
Fair criticism but to clarify: The default is that if you press home on the controller, it loads up the AppleTV app, where it will show ads for AppleTV content. Pressing home again goes to the actual home, where you select the app you want
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by snoman 3y ago
I’ve had Roku, FireTV, and Chromecast, and I have had hdcp and/or performance issues with everything but Apple TV. I hate that I’ve turned into something of an fanboy but Apple TV follows the same old story from Apple: expensive but it
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by snoman 3y ago
I believe (but do not know) that ad networks already do some of that.
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by snoman 3y ago
Nonzero is enough to choose an alternative.
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by snoman 3y ago
No it doesn’t.
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by snoman 3y ago
Absolutely. My ignorance on the issue is not feigned. A lot of news feels like noise so I avoid it almost completely. That means I miss a lot of the big stories. It’s a balance that I’m still ok with. Someone else did post some material tho
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by snoman 3y ago
Thank you!
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by snoman 3y ago
Threatening to nationalize, restructure, and then sell the company for cheap to someone that agrees to operate it within the bounds of the law… that might have some serious teeth. It’ll never happen though.
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by snoman 3y ago
Anything having to do with parental controls or kids accounts on windows is just the worst. It’s not just Microsoft but they clearly give no shits about supporting those scenarios. It’s a box to check for them that something resembling pare
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by snoman 3y ago
What’s up with that btw? Noticed the same myself.
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by snoman 3y ago
Please excuse my ignorance here, but how do we know that?
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by snoman 3y ago
I’m pretty good about going to bed every night and manage to get through the ritual of putting on pajamas at the same time as I put my watch on its charger. It’s never been an issue.
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by snoman 3y ago
As with all things, your usage is the thing that matters. I haven’t worn a watch longer than a day even when watch batteries lasted literal years and sleep tracking doesn’t interest me (I sleep like the dead - it’s great). So whether it’s 3
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by snoman 3y ago
I have trouble sympathizing with either side here. I’m not dialed into the issue, but I imagine that the homeowners in the area are property-tax paying members of the community with just as much voice as anyone else in the community. It’s a
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by snoman 3y ago
Is that a reference to the game Uplink?

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