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by tartoran 7mo ago
I assume you don’t do this manually and you’re doing some kind of scripting, can you describe your process?
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Cuban protesters ransack Communist office as energy crisis deepens(bbc.com)
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Ruthless Leader and Brilliant Philosopher: Who Is Ali Larijani?(haaretz.com)
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Kennedy Center head steps down after tumultuous year(bbc.com)
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HP has new incentive to stop blocking third-party ink in its printers(arstechnica.com)
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BYD's latest EVs can get close to full charge in just 12 minutes(arstechnica.com)
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Adobe reaches $150M settlement of US lawsuit over termination fees(reuters.com)
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How China is wooing Paraguay's political class away from longtime ally Taiwan(reuters.com)
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by tartoran 7mo ago
The problem is that UX experts are attracted to the TUI space and may ruin it for us all with all kind of things that don’t make sense. TUIs are more likely to be keyboard centric our of necessity when mouse isn’t available or used sparsely
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Xi's anti-corruption drive began 14 years ago. Why are the purges still going?(bbc.com)
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by tartoran 7mo ago
The whole thing is pie in the sky same as landing people on Mars. It's cool but if you look into deeper it doesn't make much sense and it's extremely challenging and on top of it all expensive as hell.
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by tartoran 7mo ago
How is cooling though?
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Iran unleashes oil shock to blunt US firepower(reuters.com)
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by tartoran 7mo ago
Wonderful. I love that you can just let it play and it will continue with the next video. This is really magical to me. Thanks for sharing.
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by tartoran 7mo ago
I absolutely love to watch random stuff but not random stuff that youtube wants me to watch. This feels like a hole in the matrix.
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by tartoran 7mo ago
I love TUIs but one main reason for that is that they're keyboard centric. If I have to use the mouse it kills it for me, if both work then it's fine. I hope that modern TUI makers keep this in mind. What's great about the ke
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by tartoran 8mo ago
I havent played with temperature much. Did you? Do you ever make use of temp=0?
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by tartoran 8mo ago
Well, me too but things change, the world changed and the US changed too. Let’s hope for the best
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by tartoran 8mo ago
Wow, had no idea. Was it a partial fingerprint match? I wonder if 2 people exist that match exactly all 5 fingerprints, seems close to impossible to me.
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Harvey Weinstein gives first interview in six years, says prison life is "hell"(nme.com)
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by tartoran 8mo ago
That's why AI should not be used for identification alone, it's unreliable.
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by tartoran 8mo ago
I know polygraphs are not admissible in court but they're still being used and have quite a bit of swaying. I think it's mainly intimidation at play here. Yeah, it's absolutely crazy that it took 6 months to clarify this, if
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by tartoran 8mo ago
This sounds interesting but I have no idea what use case this could have other than a robot that can communicate with an LLM but it appears it's more than that. Isn't it slow to run scripts rather than have a preprogrammed hardwar
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Adobe's longtime CEO to exit role amid AI disruption, shares fall(reuters.com)
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US carrying out rescue effort after military aircraft crash in Iraq(reuters.com)
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US fuel tanker aircraft crashes in Iraq – what we know and don't know(bbc.com)
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by tartoran 8mo ago
Yeah, they thought about it well on how to shackle, extract and leave a husk behind. What about the clinic's long term success? Not in their plans, they just want to extract cash from the customers as fast as they can. I'm sure th
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by tartoran 8mo ago
Honestly I don't think it's optimized for that (yet), though it's tempting to keep on churning out lots and lots of new features. The issue with LLMs is that they can't act deterministically and are hard to tame, that op
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Israeli military drops charges against soldiers accused of abusing Palestinian d(bbc.com)
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Trump's DOJ is not falling for Sam Bankman-Fried's MAGA makeover on X(arstechnica.com)
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