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by stuaxo 7d ago
It's not really a "both sides" thing given the scale difference between what Google is up to and that.
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by stuaxo 8d ago
Theres the title for it when it's on Netflix
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by stuaxo 11d ago
This reminds me certain flash based websites 20 years ago.
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by stuaxo 11d ago
"Dear Santa..."
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by stuaxo 13d ago
So, the real operator of the car in whatever country it's cheaper to employ people will have been the one that called the policem
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by stuaxo 14d ago
What would RF native computing involve ?
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by stuaxo 15d ago
Damn, it's not even 1am and I got my first FFS of the day. Is end of days cultism a prerequisite to working at an LLM company? I miss the optimism of 20 years ago.
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by stuaxo 16d ago
Muse the tool will have been forgotten in a few years and Muse the band will carry on. I'm sure more people know the band than the tool - I've only heard of it through here and have no desire to learn more. Makes sense they take t
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by stuaxo 16d ago
It didn't take long for people to appear in here to say it's not too bad.
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by stuaxo 17d ago
The language doesn't really cover things correctly. You don't expect privacy in public in the sense that you might bump into other people that know who you are. That doesn't automatically mean that you expect walking into a p
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by stuaxo 18d ago
"Docker for VMs" it's what we used before docker.
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by stuaxo 18d ago
We have differing ideas of what a simple prompt contains.
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by stuaxo 18d ago
It's not just questionable things, its using dark patterns to do things that wouldn't stand up in court because they definitely illegal in places with data protection laws. Sorry but such contrary takes in the face of this sort of
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by stuaxo 18d ago
It's such a bad take. It's either a deliberately contrary or the author has other motives (which may sound ridiculous, but we know that bad actors have been paying people for bad takes for years - Malcolm Gladwell for instance bei
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by stuaxo 19d ago
At the billionaire level that seems to be the case.
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by stuaxo 19d ago
Gonna need a bigger bribe.
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by stuaxo 22d ago
Eh, but you can just install apks now you don't need to say where it's from when you talk about it, or if I did I might say "install SillyOpenSourceApp" from Fdroid.
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by stuaxo 22d ago
Not for apps and games on most phones. I made these and we installed them as JARs or Whatever Symbian used.
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by stuaxo 23d ago
This is insanity, I thought "gated communities" were sold on safety - the child should absolutely be safe there.
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by stuaxo 23d ago
". Émer, then in her early teens, did the thing that separates a science story from a compost story: " this reads so AI / LLMish.. it's like the same feeling if you had to eat the same food again and again, not quite s
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by stuaxo 23d ago
This is very similar to how you rewrite queries so that similarity search works better... which ... well, it's similarity search all the way down pretty much.
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by stuaxo 24d ago
Cyanide batteries... hmm..
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by stuaxo 24d ago
Next add in under employment to get a good picture of the state of the US.
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by stuaxo 24d ago
A huge demonstration of why we need to move from a 5 day working week. Some of the gains that have gone to the top need to be paid to spread the work over more people, a 4 day week would be a start.
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by stuaxo 24d ago
And reuse better. Ridiculous bag analogy they use - I think we all have a bunch of plastic bags as it's easy to forget to take one out - much better if I remembered a cotton one.
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by stuaxo 24d ago
The article points out that some things like low quality plastics are hard to recycle (and I guess they break and are hard to reuse), perhaps that's a sign that we shouldn't use them. Knowing a cotton bag needs a put 170 uses to p
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by stuaxo 24d ago
OK, an interesting starting point (I skim read a lot of this as its AI written). You've hooked it up to a spectrum emulator and played it. It would be fun to get Claude to patch the emulation into DOSBOX. Though the most fun would he i
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by stuaxo 24d ago
Written in 2010 about websites of 1993 and viewed here, in 2026.
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by stuaxo 24d ago
I had a dc03 animal for over 10 years, kept replacing bits.. this year replaced it with the modern equivalent as I didn't want a battery powered one. The new one just feels sort of flimsy in all sorts of ways, definite buyers remorse,
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by stuaxo 25d ago
"Smart Window" ? Is Firefox trying to push away us remaining users ?

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