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by thfuran 2y ago
>One of my biggest complaints with 4o is that you want for your content to be more casual and accessible but GPT / DeepSeek wants to write like Shakespeare did. Well, maybe like a Sophomore's bumbling attempt to write like Shak
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by thfuran 2y ago
It puts him in the top half of countries, just below Croatia, by national net wealth.
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by thfuran 2y ago
If there's a rear end collision severe enough that the axles are contacting each other, both parties have a safety problem.
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by thfuran 2y ago
I know I read several years ago that some zoos were cutting back on the amount of fruit they feed their animals because modern cultvars are too sweet.
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by thfuran 2y ago
Why do you see "not written in rust" as fundamental to the identity of the Linux kernel?
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by thfuran 2y ago
I think you're extrapolating a lot from a single datapoint.
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by thfuran 2y ago
I don't think there are many women who'd feel threatened at the prospect of receiving fewer unsolicited dick picks from the sort of guys who view them as interchangeable with robots, and I'm not really sure what more impact o
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by thfuran 2y ago
I expect the generative AI to improve enough that everyone's tiny bubble becomes infinite.
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by thfuran 2y ago
That's just what it evaluates to on integers. The standard definition of it also includes e and an integral from 0 to ∞.
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by thfuran 2y ago
I think it means the writers expected more people to have heard of Buffet than of Versisign.
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by thfuran 2y ago
You can't win if you're dead. Maybe this is how skynet starts.
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by thfuran 2y ago
>gives you the right to make up rules on what I can do with my property? What gives you the right to make up rules about what everyone else can do with a particular place on their world?
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by thfuran 2y ago
They're also mostly having low population growth compared to times when they weren't having a housing problem.
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by thfuran 2y ago
No, it'll focus on whatever's expected to be most profitable, which is not necessarily the same thing.
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by thfuran 2y ago
And the legal right. The constitutional right to self-representation applies only to criminal proceedings and not all civil courts permit it.
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by thfuran 2y ago
>Unless the app is exceptionally horrible you can just export it to Apple/Android wallet which is much more convenient than having to find a printer. And once the gate or departure time changes, your printed boarding pass will start
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by thfuran 2y ago
The real trick would be for it to be able to tell whether what you're doing is what you want to be doing so it doesn't interrupt you when you already are.
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by thfuran 2y ago
If it's making billions of dollars, somebody somewhere is getting a lot of what they want out of it. But it's possible that those people are actually the purchasing managers or advertisers rather than the users of the software. &q
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by thfuran 2y ago
I might agree that 99% of users don't know what they want, but not that they don't care.
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by thfuran 2y ago
So they called his bluff.
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by thfuran 2y ago
>You can have a super great product that makes a ton of money right now that has such poor build quality that you become too calcified to improve in a reasonable amount of time While it's true that that can be partially due to tech
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by thfuran 2y ago
>When people say “users don’t care about your tech stack,” what they really mean is that product quality doesn’t matter. No, it means that product quality is all that matters. The users don't care how you make it work, only that it
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by thfuran 2y ago
Isn't that how the standard model already works? Each elementary particle is an excitation of a corresponding field.
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by thfuran 2y ago
More easily now that the nrlb rescinded those bans.
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by thfuran 2y ago
You think most people can't accept that consciousness is a phenomenon with basis solely in physical reality?
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by thfuran 2y ago
Worse than an intern and 1000x faster?
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by thfuran 2y ago
Which language the settings menu should appear in, for one.
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by thfuran 2y ago
How much of an issue something like that is probably varies by jurisdiction and exactly what you're doing and where you're getting data https://libraries.emory.edu/research/copyright/copyright-dat...
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by thfuran 2y ago
But saying that Bluetooth is fine, it's just that every implementation is broken is a bit ridiculous. Sure, there's some value in distinguishing between irreconcilable issues with the standard and implementation bugs, but if those
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by thfuran 2y ago
>That someone, somewhere might sometimes get a gun through TSA security is one thing... I think you might be misunderstanding the scope of the issue. In testing, guns get through screening more often than they get stopped.

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