socalgal2

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   by socalgal2 1y ago

   You could say the same about NPCs in a holodeck, effectively declaring that talking to people face to face is really a solitary activity
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   by socalgal2 1y ago

   code as proof?
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   by socalgal2 1y ago

   For me, when I said giant I meant a 8 by 40 foot wall projector that you could walk in front of and have the fluids trail off your silhouette https://vimeo.com/27500054 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfF3o2
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   by socalgal2 1y ago

   Hollywood might not be making them but aren't there plenty of non-hollywood animated 2d series on Cartoon Network, Netflix, etc???
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   by socalgal2 1y ago

   I'm not convinced. To get travel reward you effectively have a zero interest savings account for your points. Cash back, you can get that cash immediately (or say once a month) and invest it.
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   by socalgal2 1y ago

   All the costs, reguardless of where they are accrued, are figured into the prices every one is paying
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   by socalgal2 1y ago

   You can choose to register the card if you want to (add your name an other details). If you do this you can get your car back if lost. And, you can also get a commuter pass assigned (cheaper price between two stations for 1 month).
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   by socalgal2 1y ago

   I find it fascinating that people, myself included, get nervous about speaking in public. Logically, I and most people can talk at the dinner table in front of my family. Most people can be at a party with friends and announce something &qu
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   by socalgal2 1y ago

   Is this a problem solved by current or near current tech? Like (1) you can read the transcript or captions (2) you can get it respoken by some tech? I guess I'm used to those accents though. I wouldn't have brought this up but I r
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    That's really nice. You should give it or sell it to science museum or 50 and make them really big!
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    I just went to amazon and typed in "windows laptop". The first two listed had 4gig ram In order it was 4,4,16,8,16,4,8,16,4,16,32,8,16,4,32 9 of them were under $300 My dad had some really crap HP Celeron desktop. I don't rem
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    Would it more correct to change this > LLMs can get me up to speed on new APIs and libraries far faster than I can myself To this? > LLMs can get me up to speed on old APIs and old libraries that are new to me far faster than I can my
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    Google doesn't share your data with other companies.
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    > Living cells are ~4-5 orders of magnitude more functional-information-dense than the most advanced chips, In what sense is this true? That sounds suspiciously like cubic meter of dirt is more advanced than an iPhone because there are 6
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    I see the word "LLM" made people stupid. No one actually used engaged their brain once they saw the word "LLM"
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    It isn’t ridiculous it’s true. 2 billion devices can’t run anything but Safari or skinned Safari. if Apple chooses not to support a standard then it’s effectively not a standard. This is only possible because they disallow other browser eng
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    Maybe I skimmed too much but Chapter 1 seemed mostly irrelevant to me. It'd be like taking a car mantainence class and them starting at atoms and how atoms work in metals and how metals are magnetic or whatever, before finally getting
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    > What happens during startup? Too gawd damn much! Go back to an Apple II, An Atari 800, A Sinclare ZX80, You turn them on. They execute a few instructions and then are ready to use. Contrast to my linux boxes that are a million times f
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    > But I realoze you must be making lots of little changes that are highly branch specific and then not wanting to commit those, but instead stashing them No, I'm specifically responding to the person above who claimed "git stas
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    why even have traffic laws then?
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    Asking a random LLM to give reasons they might do this. Again, I'm not saying they do this. I'm saying my fear that they might isn't unfounded * To Prevent Unfair and Unfounded Ratings: Uber could argue that some riders misus
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    That's mostly irrelevant. If both Google and Apple banned you it would be difficult to get stuff done. No iPhone, no Android, yes you could find some hacker phone but for many people that would not be enough. Similarly, if all the bank
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    Great article and good point. I never articulated this as good as the article but, I've always assumed that when I use Uber/Lyft and rate a driver, if I give too many drivers a low rating I'll be banned from the app. I'm
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    Neat! FYI tho, CC strongly recommends not using it for code https://creativecommons.org/faq/#can-i-apply-a-creative-comm...
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    Make it like Japan, not public, private. Then, like Japan, provide positive feedback loops so it’s in each of the 100+ train companies in Japan’s best interest to provide good service. They do this by letting the private train companies hav
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    Yes I know git stash is a stack of diffs. I’m responding to this >> With jj, I leave commits in the middle and jump to other commits (to fix a bug or make a small change I noticed I need while working on a larger change) all the time,
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    Can you be specific about what you're asking it to write? I'm pretty confidient that I couldn't get it to implement a element in a web browser. I'm talking about C++ in WebKit or Chromium, not a custom element in HTML&#x
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    AFAICT the only trade off is there's no support and few apps for Qubes OS. If it was as popular as MacOS or Windows what would the trade off be?
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    git stash is not that simple. you'd need to remember what branch that stash applies to to get back to where you were. I'm new to jj. I'm still mixed on if I like it not. I think it's mostly familiarity. For example, swit
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    by socalgal2 1y ago

    I know you aren't the same person as above but the person above wrote > they used to invest in artist development. Now they don't. Most spend very little on promotion You seem to be claiming they are providing value. It they ar