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by swores 3y ago
Could you elaborate on what interested you about that? Not trying to be a dick, I just genuinely can't work out what's remotely interesting about sharing a GPT rewording here...
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by swores 3y ago
I wasn't around when the Newton happened so I'm curious - do you know if there were people at the time (outside Apple) believing it would be the next big thing?
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by swores 3y ago
The conversation doesn't have to be limited to only whether this device is perfect today, I'm not sure why you object to people discussing the concept and its future potential also.
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by swores 3y ago
They've said there's a "crown" (like on their watches) on the headset you can turn to adjust seeing your surroundings or not. And there's a video demonstrating that on the page this thread links to. So no, you'
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by swores 3y ago
Two years ago they were better than the best in-ear noise cancelling earphones Bose had. I've not kept up to date or tried Bose since then so maybe they've got even better (they weren't bad, just not as good as Airpods Pro, I
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by swores 3y ago
Depends very much on the person and the company, I've known many people in similar situations as you, but also many people (in business, rarely roles like developers) stuck on old, slow work laptops - even managers in companies like De
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by swores 3y ago
They've already made it clear that you can do that without a glove... (as well as optionally using physical devices instead).
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by swores 3y ago
Not that this changes your story at all, but FYI Capita sold SIMS in 2020
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by swores 3y ago
Nonsense. It means people voting for policies that they think will be positive for their lives but actually are negative for them. Which is a very common occurrence, regardless of your apparently disliking people pointing it out.
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by swores 3y ago
They literally are using their own TLD, ".google". The comment you replied to is surprised that they did use their own TLD, thinking they should stick with their classic domain on not their own TLD (google.com)
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by swores 3y ago
I don't agree. Go search for HN threads relating to anything Sam Altman has said publicly, interviews he's given etc and you'll see that they always get posted multiple times on HN and the biggest thread always has 100s if no
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by swores 3y ago
> No pagination, as mentioned. Not sure what you mean by this, the lists of posts are very obviously paginated, as (admittedly a bit awkwardly) are larger comments threads. Maybe you mean auto-scrolling pagination? > No notificatio
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by swores 3y ago
Your previous comment was a bit confusingly worded, I, and presumably the commenter you just replied to, read it as "more than 70-80% of the time" it struggles; rather than your intended meaning of it struggling to do better than
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by swores 3y ago
Having known a few people of those two physical descriptions, and quite a few people who've used psychedelics, in my small sample set you'd be looking at the wrong people. Change "long hair male" to "dreadlocks on a
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by swores 3y ago
We already had laws against that. The new law can count those protests you've seen as a "nuisance" just because seeing/hearing the protest disturbed you as you walked past.
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by swores 3y ago
Or maybe they understood the joke but weren't amused and prefer not to see unfunny jokes on this site - people may have different opinions to yours without the cause being their not understanding the joke :)
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by swores 3y ago
It's the commenter you're replying to, they're just expressing their own opinion, so not specifically more relevant than any other comment here.
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by swores 3y ago
Commenting on good or bad aspects of politicians is literally as far from being apolitical as can be, regardless of if you feel you're being neutral between different parties.
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by swores 3y ago
Could you run it once to get the A+ version, then feed it back that version saying "change x% of these words to be unlikely choices in a way that keeps all the meanings of the essay" to avoid letting the low-probability words hamp
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by swores 3y ago
They don't yet have a trademark so there's been no infringement for Apple to detect.
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by swores 3y ago
Yes, good list, and plenty of others too like Blackberry, Palm, Digg, MySpace, IBM, Blockbuster, etc etc
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by swores 3y ago
Would you call Apple "industry leaders" pre-2000s, though? But anyway, they didn't specify all industry leaders, and it's pretty solid that many leaders were knocked off their perches.
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by swores 3y ago
That seems to be a fundamental misunderstanding of what LLM hallucinations are? A hallucination, when it comes to LLMs, just means "the algorithm picking most likely next tokens put together a string of tokens that contains false infor
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by swores 3y ago
Many, many alternatives have existed, and still do, since Silk Road.
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by swores 3y ago
They seem to be a print company rather than design, which explains why they don't understand DPI for screens. Above all, what DPI looks good enough for humans to notice depends on how close the screen is to the user's eyes, which
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by swores 3y ago
Ah thanks, hadn't stopped and thought about "letter-sized" being an American standard. I still think it's odd to not translate one or the other if describing a 2D size, though.
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by swores 3y ago
I'm curious if there's a reason, or just accidental quirk of your comment, that you gave one dimension in mm and the other in inches?
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by swores 3y ago
Wow, I had no idea there was an eink monitor as big as 25.3" available! If it was <$500 I'd probably impulse buy it immediately, I wonder how long it will take for prices (either of this screen or future alternatives) to drop f
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by swores 3y ago
I can't say I feel that to be the case having watched various races... it looks fucking exhausting!
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by swores 3y ago
You may find these antics of Elon Musk's lawyers even more interesting then, as posted a few days ago on HN, where they tried to claim (the judge wasn't having any of it) that since any video of Musk could have been deep faked tha

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