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by tidenly 4y ago
I will happily pay for ChatGPT if they can give me a consumer version around the price of Netflix a month. I wouldn't pay for whatever it is Googles doing right now though.
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by tidenly 4y ago
I still work on a team the person who mentored me four years ago. He's a great guy, but sometimes in front of other engineers he'll still treat me like I'm a junior - and start explaining some incredibly simple concept to me
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by tidenly 4y ago
Truly a bizzare argument that only gets harder to understand every time I hear it. Whether the day, month or year is most important changes per every case. Are you telling me if you had file cabinets for the last 50 years, and you had to ge
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by tidenly 4y ago
ChatGPT has already become my first point of contact for searching new information now. It's far better than Google in situations where I don't even have the basic knowledge to know "what really should I even be looking for?&
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by tidenly 4y ago
This is such an overly cynical answer. I've used ChatGPT for recipe suggestions many times now, based on ingredients I have available, or what equipment I have - and to make adjustments to the recipe and measurements. I can use natural
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by tidenly 4y ago
Intellectual property and copyright are entirely different, and you'd be come after by Disney for making those kinds of images with or without AI. I wish people in the fight against AI would stop trotting this argument out, it muddies
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by tidenly 4y ago
No-one is talking about proper moderation in moderation, I assume the reply was meaning people like Discord and Reddit mods who are often irregular people who overstep what is needed from them. It reminds me of American cops and Politicians
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by tidenly 4y ago
This is a similar vibe I was getting too honestly. I checked out the git repo thinking about doing some contributions, but the more I use mastodon the less it feels like the user is being cared about at all. There's a load of cult of t
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by tidenly 4y ago
I think these are still technical. No social media company would pick these words, because they'd have branding. Twitter doesn't have posts, it has tweets, and retweets. I think "federation" would be better as something
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by tidenly 4y ago
I'm pro vax, but I'm hesitant to get my fourth.. I'm aware I may be an idiot here, but I just don't want to inject myself every six months for the foreseeable future. I've had covid two/three times now, and wh
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by tidenly 4y ago
Aboriginal means the peoples in a land before it was colonized. Sure most people with have some aboriginal blood for somewhere in them, but most people who call themselves aboriginal have a significant %.
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by tidenly 4y ago
Ran into a problem immediately in Japanese. I asked お名前は何と言いますか？(Whats your name?) and it correctly said Sarah, but then when I asked 何人（なに人）ですか？(Where are you from?) the transcription into kanji caused the なにじん(nanijin) to be interpreted a
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by tidenly 4y ago
How can that argument be made for pretty much anything? I thought Sabines point is that the measurements required to confirm the theory aren't possible, so it's largely lots of money and time going into pointless speculation right
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by tidenly 4y ago
I dont know what kind of people I expected wikipedia editors to be, but this Soibangla person is pretty much it. Big reddit moderator energy about them.
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by tidenly 4y ago
Munchausen requires the person isn't doing it for some kind of personal gain in the DSM - which social media credit and clout could be classified as.
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by tidenly 4y ago
Wouldn't the reasonable outcome here be that Apple will make their app store rules less authoritarian so that Adobe wouldn't want to leave the app store? The market for app stores would mean apple would have to actually adjust to
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by tidenly 4y ago
The Pornhub app
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by tidenly 4y ago
And we would never have all the innovations in the market that Steam has brought to us if windows only allowed game installs through some Microsoft Games Market. Are you saying that would be preferable?
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by tidenly 4y ago
I got a 7.4, but it went up to 8 when I changed the lighting. I wonder how much is based only on the face
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by tidenly 4y ago
From the spec, although it doesn't explicitly say 'dont automatically send a POST upon opening a GET', I think it's fairly clear its against the spirit of what a GET should represent to the user if it isn't a safe P
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by tidenly 4y ago
My guess is that it doesn't mutate as quickly as a corona virus - so our body can build a defense against it rather easily without high chances of re-infection, just like most other poxes. It basically is quite slow moving, and will bu
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by tidenly 4y ago
My card at Mitsui-Suitomo doesn't even have the numbers on the back now, they're only accessible via the app.
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by tidenly 4y ago
>Frankly it's a childish conceit on the part of the humans to imagine they'd yet come even close to inadvertently spawning a sentience. I think this more comes down to your own personal line-drawing of what counts as a sentienc
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by tidenly 4y ago
The problem is that lots of people who have never done any introspection, or looked into the discussions in the field of artificial sentience, will draw completely arbitrary lines in the sand for what "cannot be sentient". I took
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by tidenly 4y ago
Is there a sticky of goals / progress so far on this? I checked the site and 労働者協同組合 section on patio but couldn't catch what's happening so far. I've been interested in how feasible a coop in Japan would be for ages.
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by tidenly 4y ago
Cooperatives work based on the management and control of the working force rather than shareholders. Its the main difference between a traditional company vs a co-operative.
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by tidenly 4y ago
If you go from result-to-result, I'm pretty sure google track time spent in each one, as well as the last one you look at.
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by tidenly 4y ago
Why would I bake all of those assumptions and limitations into my system though just on the hope it won't ever become a problem
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by tidenly 4y ago
Your point doesnt refute OPs argument. Your final statement "you can say the latter is more likely random" is not the same as "you can say this sequence is not random". I think lots of people (especially programmers) w
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by tidenly 5y ago
In Japan everyone passes around CSVs in shift-jis still for exactly this reason - the default opening action of Excel with CSVs. Its easy to say its people being dumb, but at this point I really wish excel just wasn't so confident in i

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