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by tavavex 2y ago
Luckily, temporary/fake FB accounts are less necessary nowadays than ever. Out of all of my extended social circle (techy university students), I don't know a single one who actively uses Facebook. I don't see why not having
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by tavavex 2y ago
Can't they determine this based on the x-ray scan alone? I mean, what's the other option - would they arrest a person carrying non-working/for-parts hardware?
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by tavavex 2y ago
Honestly, if you need your information to be secure to this of an extent, you should just use a dumbphone and skip all of these lengthy setup steps. And it's cheaper, too!
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by tavavex 2y ago
While I was born after 9/11, I'm think I've heard that these unprecedented powers were given to CBP (and other border agencies around the world) after that event. Most people crossing any border face little friction like this
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by tavavex 2y ago
Ah, yes, "F8FF I" lol More seriously, I think the SDK they've teased is only really intended for making their ready-made features integrate with your programs. If you want complete control, you'd probably have to write i
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by tavavex 2y ago
OpenAI seems like the last-chance fallback - in which case, they've already done the exact same thing with Siri trying to Google search your request if it couldn't do anything with it.
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by tavavex 2y ago
Given that almost every major thing in the world runs on some kinds of computers running some software - a lot, probably. The fact that we don't have perfect and infallible robots and universal ways to manipulate the unpredictable, cha
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by tavavex 2y ago
Sounds similar to what the Ukrainian government did with the Diya app (lit. "Act/Action" but also an abbreviation of "the country and me") a few years ago. It's an interesting trend to see Eastern Europe adopt
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by tavavex 2y ago
As one of these young people, you're way overestimating the popularity of these trends. There are always some "we gotta go back"-centered communities lingering in the background, but digital vs analogue photography isn't
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by tavavex 2y ago
On a scale of billions of games, your situation would be be fairly common. The author of the video got to the conclusion by stacking multiple insanely rare occurrences - the player would need to underpromote to a bishop (the rarest promotio
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by tavavex 2y ago
I don't think including "noncompetitive" games is an issue. For a game with so many possible states, it only makes sense to ask about what moves have been played at all , and not the context that these moves were played in.
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by tavavex 2y ago
People online are insanely cynical about Canada without having ever stepped one foot in the country. A ton of discourse regarding Canada happens in between non-Canadians, and I'm not sure if it's intentional at this point. Every s
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by tavavex 2y ago
I'm not. Your comment said that, for a certain group of superfans, OpenAI can do no wrong and will always be biased in their favour. nsvd added that other people want to see OpenAI fail and will view anything regarding them negatively.
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by tavavex 2y ago
Yes, and the point of the "enlightened centrist" is that bad actions by a company don't mean that any complaints thrown at them are automatically valid, or that every employee at the company is acting maliciously. Pledging
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by tavavex 2y ago
I think it was aimed at making the OS look less threatening and complicated to a new user. Then again, people did complain about it being a "Fisher-Price UI", so maybe this overwhelmingly positive perception is a result of people
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by tavavex 2y ago
The thing is that this preferential treatment should be the default - people should be able to get their accounts looked at, but as always there are hold-ups and moderator shortages and whatnot that drag waiting times closer to infinity. It
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by tavavex 2y ago
> I'm sure they did. But I wager there is no such thing as "smooth development". Every engine has its quirks, every team has its odd dynamics and clashes. That's not really what I wanted to convey. I'm not saying
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by tavavex 2y ago
Internal requests are very likely not in the tens of thousands - they're probably processed entirely separately. It'd be easy to spot one employee constantly filing these requests for random people.
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by tavavex 2y ago
Weren't you always able to change the default Explorer folder? I just checked it on Windows 11, and here it's in Options (in the top bar, where the "New" button and file manipulation stuff is) -> Open File Explorer to
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by tavavex 2y ago
Google in 2004 was also an advertising company - it's not like there was a point where you paid for searching directly. 2024 Google is more of an everything company that's primarily funded by advertising - they tap into search and
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by tavavex 2y ago
Just because you have a wide display doesn't mean that all of it can or should be used. For example, lines of text not taking up the whole width is a good thing - if you have to turn your head to read across the screen, it's more
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by tavavex 2y ago
I don't think this is the big deal use case for LLMs as much as Microsoft adding their shiny new thing into all the products they have, as in tradition. This use case is definitely a solution in search of a problem though. Their stated
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by tavavex 2y ago
Unless your needs are extremely specific and necessitate replacing most of the engine, Unity is probably not limiting your capabilities. The default packages are extensive and allow for basic game-making without writing that much actual cod
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by tavavex 2y ago
I see you haven't heard of the Xbox 360 E: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Xbox_360_retail_config...
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by tavavex 2y ago
Ignoring the actual legality of using training data in machine learning, let's look at these "options" in a purely objective-driven way. If you do that, you'll quickly realize that what you describe would strengthen mega
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by tavavex 3y ago
> They can do it indiscriminately, or they can do it by need, with realtime communications clearly being a higher priority than a large file upload for example. QoS is nothing new, and it's likely already done by your ISP. I've
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by tavavex 3y ago
If this complaint ends in an investigation (big if) and the investigation reveals those issues, this is going to be Boeing's nightmare that will pile onto their growing list of issues. Would it even be possible for the company to be sa
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by tavavex 3y ago
1. Propose outrageous changes 2. Face public backlash 3. Roll back your plans 4. Wait a few years, repeat steps 1-3 and face slightly less backlash every time - eventually it's gonna work out for you and then we're never going bac
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by tavavex 3y ago
> This is specifically about 5G Connections, largely impacting mobile phones and those few who have 5G home internet connections (I pity you). What difference does it make? If they're allowed to deprioritize certain connections over
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by tavavex 3y ago
I haven't been on this platform for long, but I'm feeling it as well. Maybe it coincides with the extreme shifts that have been occurring in real life, or maybe the audience here is just more likely to be very conservative. From m

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