tartoran

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811.
by tartoran 1y ago
Can you name the bank?
812.
by tartoran 1y ago
I'd consider analog electronics as tech free in a sense. They do serve a purpose but don't in your way.
813.
by tartoran 1y ago
This is digital extortion. They should agree to pay but do an FBI sting operation instead.
814.
by tartoran 1y ago
You may want to look into the clockwork pi's devterm.
815.
by tartoran 1y ago
I wish there was access to swap the batteries without having to unscrew the back plate. I got mine after the long waiting period and was initially excited but eventually it became a dust collector as I don't have a usecase for it. It i
816.
by tartoran 1y ago
I like these futuristic little carriages. They're certainly useful in some scenarios but I hope to see something similar but obviouly bigger for public trasnportation.
817.
by tartoran 1y ago
Yeah, the annonying movies IPhone does from my photo library is something I'd love to opt out of. I get that some people love this feature but I don't. And as you say, I could ask the phone to do that for me on request.
818.
by tartoran 1y ago
If it fits in the first place...
819.
by tartoran 1y ago
> I think that's fair, considering that two of those books received advances under $20K and never earned out. It may be fair to you but how about other authors? Maybe it's not fair at all to them.
820.
Melania Trump warns 'robots are here' in rare public outing(bbc.com)
7 points by tartoran 1y ago|1 comments
821.
by tartoran 1y ago
> Cognitive Load is not what matters, Solving problems is what matters. > Use the simple, direct, and effective method to solve problems. You seem to contradict yourself, while you mention cognitive load is not what matters you prescr
822.
Surgeon jailed after amputation of own legs(bbc.com)
7 points by tartoran 1y ago|2 comments
823.
by tartoran 1y ago
When the bubble burts, what kind of effects are we going to see? What are your thoughts on this?
824.
by tartoran 1y ago
I agree. Crapware is crapware by design not because there was a good idea but the implementation lacked. We're blessed that poor ideas were bogged down by poor implementation. I'm sure few good things may have slipped through the
825.
ADHD drugs have wider life benefits, study suggests(bbc.com)
5 points by tartoran 1y ago|0 comments
826.
by tartoran 1y ago
Improved some and dumbed down some more, prolly improves OAI's bottomline.
827.
by tartoran 1y ago
THC is the new Ethanol
828.
No printers or PCs, Starbucks Korea tells customers(bbc.com)
3 points by tartoran 1y ago|0 comments
829.
Musk threatens Apple and calls OpenAI boss a liar as feud deepens(bbc.com)
5 points by tartoran 1y ago|0 comments
830.
by tartoran 1y ago
Im not sure it's got to do with death. Maybe all the would be parents were holding off having kids during war for obvious reasons. Once the war stops they can just continue with their prior plans. It's also the return of the men f
831.
by tartoran 1y ago
One is bad for the the earth, the other is bad for the economy.
832.
by tartoran 1y ago
Long live local LLMs!
833.
Apple to invest $100B after pressure from Trump(bbc.com)
4 points by tartoran 1y ago|0 comments
834.
Body of man missing for 28 years found in melting glacier(bbc.com)
8 points by tartoran 1y ago|0 comments
835.
by tartoran 1y ago
Nobody seems to be mentioning electric unicycles which are great for training ballance and the core. Once one gets over the steepish learning phase (a couple of hours or training) they are extremely versatile on all kids of terrain.
836.
by tartoran 1y ago
Come Anthropic, give this guy a fair shot. At least interview him in person or something.
837.
by tartoran 1y ago
Stick some opaque tape on it. It will still see through but won't project light everywhere.
838.
Former Romanian President Ion Iliescu dies aged 95(bbc.com)
3 points by tartoran 1y ago|1 comments
839.
by tartoran 1y ago
> employees they would have to wait 15 minutes for an email about their employment. Those who were terminated had their laptops blocked immediately. So you get an email explaining you were made redundant and halfway through reading that
840.
by tartoran 1y ago
> Maybe they target content production, not content consumption? How can you do that on the internet? What Australia did may be a bit shortsighted but it's a step in the right direction together. Other countries did all sorts of mea

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