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by taco_emoji 1y ago
I also have ADHD!
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
Pixel has had face unlock since at least Pixel 7
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
But "artificial societies" are only possible with AGI, not with LLMs. These are not reasoning engines. They do not think or have values or care or worry.
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
> But haven't people wanted Which people?
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
No thanks!
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
tldr
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
Right, I think this is one of those myths that catches hold because it's contrarian and has a grain of truth. Like I think dull knives are more dangerous than you'd think , but saying they're "more dangerous than shar
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
> Cooking I see what you did there...
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
They'll be fine. Investors have a boner for AI right now but that won't last.
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
I notice you ignored the other questions.
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
Why does the pace of discovery matter at all? Fast or slow compared to what? What could you even do about it in any case?
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
So basically: until everything else is fixed, don't try to fix this?
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
We have essentially zero reason to believe he cares about any benefit to humanity at all.
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
The problem, as always, is that LLMs are not deterministic. Accessibility needs to be reliable and predictable above all else.
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
> The blog is written by real people Sorry, I don't believe you. The way that the initial post has identical paragraph lengths with headers on every one is extremely uncanny. The prose is very dry, repetitive, often written in passi
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
No, I do not
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
Why do people think Apple is "failing" at AI instead of simply making the bet that AI, at least on a phone, is not something people really care about?
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
> You don't teach a kid to cut wood with a table saw. You give them a hand saw! Okay but that's not for pedagogical reasons, it's because power saws are MUCH more dangerous than hand saw. Contrariwise, you don't teach
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
I still want hierarchies. Tags would be a great addition, though.
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
Should really do this on my and my wife's Kindles, we just have them in airplane mode all the time, using Calibre + USB to copy books over.
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
Because they block VPNs
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
Unfortunately, this is blocked at many places of work because of the domain, unlike DDG
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
> ...will always have that one extra stupid requirement that completely befuddles the AI and pushes it into making an even bigger mess, and then I'll have to come fix it. Finally, a Microsoft FrontPage for the 2020's
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
> but everyone uses the enumerable/queryable extension methods like Select() etc, and calls it "Linq" Most likely because those extension methods are all under the System.Linq namespace. Really they should've gone und
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
> People really don't understand passkeys Passkey UX is absolutely terrible. It's unclear what is happening, what is being stored where (do you have my passkey? do I? is it in my browser? is it on my phone?), how communication
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
Is this headline meant to be deliberately confusing?
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
We have a Yoto and it's okay, but my complaint is how difficult it is to get custom stuff on there. The "record-your-own" cards are expensive (and often unavailable, like during this past Christmas season), and off-the-shelf
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
The rest makes sense, but no stereo? Why not?
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by taco_emoji 1y ago
Yeah I wish
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by taco_emoji 2y ago
I couldn't parse that at first either, but I think what they mean is that they don't have value as a collector's item . They still have face value, but they sell for less than that because they're not perceived as act

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