theaussiestew

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   by theaussiestew 3y ago

   Have you found anything that lets you make DOM elements 3D and have a material?
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   by theaussiestew 3y ago

   It's because it has a M2 and can be used as a monitor for an ordinary MacBook
3. 63.▲
   by theaussiestew 3y ago

   How?
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   by theaussiestew 3y ago

   Can you link me? This would me useful.
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   by theaussiestew 3y ago

   Very impressive, hearing this just made my job much easier.
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   by theaussiestew 3y ago

   Could you link me? Thinking of posting myself.
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   by theaussiestew 3y ago

   Impressive, this'll cut down on my work a lot. When I say Bing, I meant Bing AI which also uses GPT-4. Can you share some of the prompts you've been using? I'm assuming you don't need to paste in context around the libra
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   by theaussiestew 3y ago

   This looks exceptional, keep it up. But like others the price is too much for me to afford. Would be great if this was open source but I can understand wanting to keep this closed source, given its quality.
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   by theaussiestew 3y ago

   Have you tried Bing? I’m also building a TipTap based app so hearing this is quite eye opening, I didn’t think LLMs were up to doing this kind of specialised library usage. Got any examples you could share?
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    by theaussiestew 3y ago

    Wait so you’ve gotten GPT 4 to successfully write TipTap extensions for you? Are you using Copilot or the ChatGPT app?
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    by theaussiestew 3y ago

    There are NOT millions of people in “camps” in China, that’s a bizarre claim made by some so called researchers like Adrian Zenz. 1000s or 10,000s at most. And do you even know what the rationale for these so called “camps” are for?
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    by theaussiestew 3y ago

    Funny, that sounds like the Ukrainian public’s opinion about Zelenskyy before the war started. Dismal leader with rock bottom approval ratings and high levels of corruption. Still, that definitely doesn’t justify foreign invasion.
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    by theaussiestew 3y ago

    This is the exact narrative that I’m talking about. It’s a hand wavy pseudo intellectual narrative that goes, Russia commits war crimes and kills civilians, China is Nazi Germany 2.0 and is trying to exterminate Muslims like the Nazis trie
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    by theaussiestew 3y ago

    First, it’s because I noticed myself and others doing this through observation and intuition. Secondly, it’s because there are literally accounts and articles where these people say out loud what they’re doing. E.g The Tucker Carlson exampl
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    by theaussiestew 3y ago

    Basically anyone who sits at a panel, interview or a discussion and talks about geopolitical affairs. It’s the space around politics and think tanks and national security. There’s an implicit expectation that you talk about certain topics i
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    by theaussiestew 3y ago

    I have a vaguely related question about Signal. People say it’s secure and encrypted but it was widely publicised that Sam Bankman Fried’s Signal messages were inspected by authorities. How did this happen?
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    by theaussiestew 3y ago

    Regarding Qwest, wasn’t the CEO jailed for insider trading? Or is there another side to this story?
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    by theaussiestew 3y ago

    Very eloquently phrased. Some of the commonly accepted truths and geopolitics narratives are quite disturbing and actually very Orwellian in a genuine (and not clichéd) sense. Narratives around China and Russia, narratives around our own li
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    by theaussiestew 3y ago

    This sounds like the plot of Terminator and the birth of Skynet
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    by theaussiestew 3y ago

    You sound like you live such a rich life, I love it!
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    by theaussiestew 3y ago

    Sounds interesting, got a link?
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    by theaussiestew 3y ago

    Would you buy an e-ink smartband if it came out?
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    by theaussiestew 4y ago

    “Assload” - I see what you did there
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    by theaussiestew 4y ago

    So when you say permanent psychosis, what are the symptoms?
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    by theaussiestew 4y ago

    But the thing is, we all tolerate things which are sheer crap, if viewed through a different set of lenses. For example, you probably tolerate many things that I personally would consider rubbish, and vice versa. You say it’s trivial to ha
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    by theaussiestew 4y ago

    What’s the condition?
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    by theaussiestew 4y ago

    It'll never get to capacity where he lives, because he lives in a semi-rural area that has a low population density.
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    by theaussiestew 4y ago

    While the research does point to general intelligence being largely fixed I find this to not be true in my own personal experience. I find that this kind of fixed belief, plus other beliefs like “I’m not good at this, or I’m not good at tha
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    by theaussiestew 4y ago

    The main way is increasing your general level of health. Physically, emotionally and mentally. Reading more doesn’t make you smarter, it just makes you more knowledgeable. Imagine if you had the level of acuity and liveliness you did when y
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    by theaussiestew 4y ago

    Are you seriously suggesting that the Chinese government is actively adjusting the weighting of the TikTok algorithms to sway mass opinion on the TikTok app? It’s already a stretch saying that the Chinese government controls ByteDance becau