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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
> The entire thing is so generic and full of wise sounding things with no deep concrete content So—the last three decades of tech pr? C'mon this is nothing new or specific to AI. This is as sloppy as any other tech product's ma
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
How do you figure? Anyway the website doesn't look very sloppy to me.
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
> How much of the game design is just LLM hallucinations Is creativity itself not a type of confabulation? Putting aside my confusion on what AI smells you're picking up, surely this would be desired in a game.
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
Is that a bad thing? Not everyone needs to chase VC money
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
What virtue would be signaled in this case and to whom?
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
Well is it suspicious or noise? Do you have a link?
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
There's nothing wrong with dependence! It's the harm that makes it addiction, and coffee in moderation has no harm. (I suppose some people get headaches if they don't drink it, but that certainly doesn't affect me.) Fe
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
Wikipedia (text) is about 25gigs compressed. I think that's a reasonable starting point.
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
Well he is almost certainly wealthier than the people he fired so it's quite hard to take this seriously
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
Addiction implies harm. What is the harm in coffee consumption?
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
> He definitely put his ass on the line for the business Oh did he risk being homeless? Let's not be hyperbolic here—all he risked was minor embarrassment
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
> One that many people have spent a lot of time and effort to create. As it stands in the US at least, it's a corporate marketing term referring to the whitewashing that happened after the 2020 protests to characterize the efforts c
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
I was hoping a lossy semantic reasoning machine would put to bed words such as "right" and "wrong" outside of formal logic, but apparently this fight has just begun
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
Populism would imply catering to popular demands. This is just aesthetic bullshit—far closer to liberalism/maga than populism. The interesting part is that they don't even try to be taken seriously.
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
People put up with it for the last fifteen years or whatever; why would they care now?
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
The real question: is this behavior any worse than the "super serious" parties? That just sounds like normal behavior.
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
And that's exactly how we use USPS to subsidize amazon. Or did for a long time, anyway. To be clear, this is the smart thing to do—package delivery SHOULD be subsidized. Amazon should pay into this disproportionately through taxes, tho
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
This isn't a question of technicality....
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
Regulating such a list seems like a very backwards and expensive way to do this when kids will just use their parents identity (or make up one wholesale). Surely this is really about trying to hold people liable for speech politicians and l
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
This is a non-issue with a password manager
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
> And yet the issue in question is about someone who refuses to adapt it. Does this person exist?
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
I think you are both greatly overestimating the number of people who remember what xkcd is and their willingness to do what a webcomic prescribes uncritically. What you describe as "bespoke" is likely the normal way someone might
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
Imagine how dysfunctional society would be if we each individually got back precisely the value to capital we put in.
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
One might even refer to it as a "public service".
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
> A modern consumer GPU can crack "four random English words" in a day. Sure, if you can rely on users using a specific format. The joy of the xkcd technique is you don't need to tell other people what yours is. But, peopl
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
What is rustdesk and how is it distinct from vnc? Edit: i appreciate the explanations; thank you.
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
Child-locked devices can already whitelist/blacklist sites and apps. The issue is not capability. And before anyone blames the parents, parents will always be shitty. They are an impediment to children's health society must work a
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
> except that browsers are the most commoditized market you could possibly immagine There's just blink, webkit, and gecko. What are you referring to? > What kind of "business model" do you expect, exactly? If Mozilla pa
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
There's more to life than branding.
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by throwaway27448 2mo ago
Are they not offering an API to perform this check? Would be pretty simple to use any open model, even a weak local one, to basically tweak the text until it doesn't flag.

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