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by thih9 6mo ago
Or disguise malicious behavior as an action that follows a routine prompt. E.g. sort a requirements file and make a typo.
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by thih9 6mo ago
> Frequently Proposed Ideas (FPIs) > 7. Healing/leadership should give experience > It is felt that allowing units to gain experience without risk would make leveling-up of such units inevitable. Further, one of the motivatin
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by thih9 6mo ago
Perhaps. This is the last paragraph from the main award: > It’s a design that sits between mass production and personalization, reflecting a world where individuality matters more than ever. Rather than buying a notebook, you complete it
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by thih9 7mo ago
Not just you if that helps.
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by thih9 7mo ago
Human verification technology absolutely exists. Give it some time and people who sell ai today are going to shoehorn it everywhere as the solution to the problem they are busy creating now.
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by thih9 7mo ago
What do you suggest instead? I.e. what would benefit individual authors more?
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by thih9 7mo ago
Note: training constrained by copyright could still be an improvement over training that ignores copyright completely. I assume the general opinion is that copyright is at most partially unethical. That’s what the AI discussion is about too
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by thih9 7mo ago
> it also would use less electricity How would it use less electricity? I’d like to learn more.
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by thih9 7mo ago
> Nothing obsolete about DOS when it comes to playing 2D games. Until you want better graphics, network, touch support, etc, etc. Some people may not want that; and there are workarounds, even in dosbox itself; still, they are just that.
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by thih9 7mo ago
> I don't think a comparison to shampoo is fair either I’m not sure what you mean; when I Ctrl+F “shampoo”, this is the only hit I see.
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by thih9 7mo ago
Only because bombs don’t charge as well. Aerosol cans and flammable liquids (e.g. alcohol) are allowed; in small quantities - just like power banks.
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by thih9 7mo ago
Do you remember the model names?
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by thih9 7mo ago
Here are your beers lads, I didn't spill anything! They taste good too.
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by thih9 7mo ago
If yes, perhaps there are relatively easy ways to address this. I.e. configure the custom binding to also work on lock screen. Karabiner supports this I think. Alternatively, rebind caps lock with a custom binding and not os settings (i.e.
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by thih9 7mo ago
> If you have Capslock set to change your keyboard language, and your computer locks with Capslock enabled How would your computer lock with capslock enabled? I.e. if capslock on that computer is set to change keyboard language?
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by thih9 7mo ago
FWIW, I clicked “skip” on a popup to set up apple intelligence and I didn’t see it again. Of course this might change in future. And Mac OS has other popups where there is no “skip” and only “remind me later”.
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by thih9 7mo ago
About: "I wonder if other species would look at our images or listen to our sounds and register with horror all the gaping holes everywhere.", yes. In particular, dogs: > While people have an image frame rate of around 15-20 im
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by thih9 7mo ago
Is this by some random company that happens to rent an address in Hague? And even that is uncertain because there's no actual address except a vague OSM pin. And no company name either. This seems untrustworthy, double so for a product
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by thih9 7mo ago
> If you wish to protect your existing buckets, you’ll need to create new buckets with the namespace pattern and migrate your data to those buckets. My pet conspiracy theory: this article was written by bucket squatters who want to claim
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by thih9 7mo ago
Off topic, in case anyone wants to reject cookies, click the underlined "228" in the popup's: > We, and our 228 partners use cookies And then you'll see a "reject all" button. Can't make this up.
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by thih9 7mo ago
> no <thing you told me not to do> I see this so often. Sometimes it’s just “no react hooks”, other times it gets literal and extra unnatural, like: “here’s <your thing>, no unnecessary long text explanation”. Perhaps we’re p
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by thih9 7mo ago
If you’re interested in what ancient romans ate, that seems well documented. Bread, olives (and olive oil), cheese, meat, fish, fruit, nuts, wine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_in_ancient_Rome https://e
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by thih9 7mo ago
Encouraging more people to go to protests together perhaps. While also taking care of yourself, these things can be tiring.
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by thih9 8mo ago
Note that this is an existing product category, usually cheap too. Lots of examples here: https://thermalprintcameras.wordpress.com Of course one can still want to hack something like this yourself for fun or other reasons.
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by thih9 8mo ago
Some more things I’d like to see: - AI related values of course - elevators, escalators - traffic signals, street lights
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by thih9 8mo ago
I like this one, from 1 year ago; a tall structure rendered in Blender: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D50iRzBI3qc
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by thih9 8mo ago
Does this work, i.e. does this reduce the load on the processor and battery? Did someone measure it?
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by thih9 8mo ago
> User configurable physical Privacy Switch - turn off your microphone, bluetooth, Android apps, or whatever you wish The "whatever you wish" seems to indicate that this is a regular switch that can be configured to turn off ce
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by thih9 8mo ago
The Meth one. Ctrl+F it.
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by thih9 8mo ago
No; the shift to AI seems to me like the shift to smartphones. Sure, not the only tool, but very significant and affecting everyday life. Unlike Stadia, 3d tv, or other examples listed in the article.

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