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by ta988 2y ago
Yes this is a side effect of making users say which output they prefer. They will select what goes their way especially when it tickles their biases. Grifters do the same thing, they know what to say to whom to shift them in the direction t
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by ta988 2y ago
No, that's just life. If you are afraid of changing something and decide to do nothing, you are still changing things by not acting as a beeing with agency.
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by ta988 2y ago
147 days to fix that is just ridiculously long.This really shows the inefficiency of the whole google engineering layercake.
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by ta988 2y ago
This is indeed the solution for every industry. The main issue is that really often companies get bought with assets by another company that just let them rot. So you would need a provision that in case of non maintenance it should be relea
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by ta988 2y ago
Thanks, I can't do it anymore but if an admin sees that, the post can be deleted.
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by ta988 2y ago
I have the exact opposite experience same thing almost a decade. They were great then there was a phase of really bad performance around 5-6y ago and in the last 3 years it has been much better improving with each version. It is especially
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by ta988 2y ago
Of course there is, same on motherboards and to a smaller extent hard drives.
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by ta988 2y ago
It changes a lot. You are switching at different frequencies and although the currents are smaller, there is an increased cost if you want to do it efficiently and not have too many losses. But anyway for consumer products this is unlikely
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by ta988 2y ago
But you would then need to bring it down to the low voltages required by the chips and that would greatly increased cost, volume, weight, electrical noise and heat of the device.
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by ta988 2y ago
Shame on all of the people working on those systems. Legit companies trying to make the world better struggle to find competent people.
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by ta988 2y ago
I see two outcomes usually in the rationalist community: - those who can manipulate language enough to justify their behavior and can then manipulate others - those who modify their behavior and usually have some kind of mental breakdown be
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by ta988 2y ago
Wine just released in the last days a new version with excellent Wayland support.
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by ta988 2y ago
In some shops this is solved by staggering scheduling so people work on several projects. Some aspects of HW can be simulated (think analog with SPICE-likes, or logic level like the chip designers and FPGA users do) so this reduce the need
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by ta988 2y ago
Or it was meant to be toggleable.
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by ta988 2y ago
Did they finally fix the early dying joysticks? Because that's the main issue of the switch.
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by ta988 2y ago
Is it sarcasm? Did you check about the history of those three?
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by ta988 2y ago
They are the useful idiots that attracted the funding to take the risks and make the technology emerge but didn't have the right marketing and political power. They will disappear as fast as they appeared. It is a common tale in techno
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Aaron Swartz and Sam Altman(journa.host)
320 points by ta988 2y ago|192 comments
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by ta988 2y ago
I have been using if for a year, with the LLMs and the facets and keywords. I have used google only a couple times when I couldn't find things easily and google was much much worse for my queries so I continued to ignore it. I have rep
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by ta988 2y ago
This is really important, they can delete emails. And if they do, that's one more point for your case.
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by ta988 2y ago
Be extremely careful about what you say online or to friends from now on. They may use anything against you. Do not give any extra details about the project, do not comment on how it was made and what it used etc.
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by ta988 2y ago
This reflects my experience as well.
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by ta988 2y ago
Stay calm, they will be the ones that will loose a lot and they will end up spending a lot ot time and money to clean-up their mess. You will get plenty of job offers out of your post, and you don't need their useless degree anyway. Un
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by ta988 2y ago
I live in a big US city. There are raves almost every week-end (like the real kind amateur stuff not the money grubbing ones). Sure they are not announced on RA and you need to know people but it is still alive and well. They are mostly in
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by ta988 2y ago
Wait until you hear about 38y and more soy sauce from China or broths (with meat and fish) that cooked for years in Korea in the same pots.
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by ta988 2y ago
That's exactly why those go immediately in spam. You don't waste my attention with automation there is enough of that already.
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Awe as a Pathway to Mental and Physical Health (2022)(pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
1 points by ta988 2y ago|0 comments
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by ta988 2y ago
I know a few people who started to use glide for personal apps and were put off by the price. ($200/mo for over 3 personal apps is a bit tough). They showed me what they were doing and that was absolutely incredible for people without
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AI companies cause most of traffic on forums(pod.geraspora.de)
770 points by ta988 2y ago|437 comments
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by ta988 2y ago
They are talking about the radio chip that's on the Pico W. not the whole pico w.

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