timcobb

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by timcobb 2y ago
> Because it has a sample size of our collective human knowledge and language big enough to trick our brains into believing that. Yes, it's artificial intelligence. It's not the real thing, it's artificial.
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> I immediately think people are dumb when ... What a joke!
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What are you referring to? Who looked into it? Are you citing something?
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> There has to be some backpressure on the supply chain Sure it would be nice, but just like all things, not to be pessimistic or fatalistic—the HN rejection of something doesn't practically matter to most companies. I mean, why is
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by timcobb 2y ago
Are you me before kids?
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by timcobb 2y ago
Oh that is cool to know, thanks.
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What if I don't want to pay capital gains?
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Sure, technically some creators get paid something. Some creators don't get paid anything. If those creators don't have the means to sue, that's their problem. > the whole "digital media" economy is fundamentall
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by timcobb 2y ago
I should have included: --- Meta, however, is hoping to convince the court that torrenting is not in and of itself illegal, but is, rather, a "widely-used protocol to download large files." According to Meta, the decision to downl
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by timcobb 2y ago
"Piracy" of digital goods is an oxymoron... I don't think it's immoral. If you pay publishers, the creators don't get paid. And about the legality, well, just ask Meta what they think about torrenting. EDITED for to
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by timcobb 2y ago
Alternatives: - Not consuming exploitative entertainment - "Piracy"
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> Spotify laughs all the way to the bank FWIW, I don't think Spotify makes much, if any, money lol
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by timcobb 2y ago
If we're getting to the point where we need to decrypt things and reverse engineer protocols, maybe we should... not use these devices? Maybe we should opt out of this economy? Maybe we should do other things to entertain ourselves?
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by timcobb 2y ago
It's a good backup in case you forget your wallet.
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by timcobb 2y ago
Yeah, I'm also confused by this... the only RPN calculator I know of is the HP 15C, which is old school and not used in education.
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Megalomania?
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This isn’t true.
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> false The shallowest of dismissals… not interesting/disappointing to encounter
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> The total addressable market for my application is about 2,500 customers, and they won't use it at all in most weeks. I'm aware that this usage pattern is very uncommon Is it even?
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This is getting downvoted but yeah if you’re going to work somewhere, you shouldn’t promote competitors. At least let the market decide, I’d be unhappy if this was my business EDIT: I guess he chose not to work there!
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why is that?
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https://motion.dev/docs/react-use-scroll
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I like not even going there
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“There is no ethical consumption under capitalism”
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Thought threads?
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I haven't been able to find that in the app
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> But its perfectly fine for a US company to do it? It's not perfectly fine, but you need to start with companies of foreign adversaries first.
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Just the oldest Mickey. They gave up on it because the cost/benefit wasn't deemed worth it anymore.
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> And also that TRUMP turned out to be the lesser of the evils. This is a pretty shortsighted perspective. At least wait 4 more years :).
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Brutal...

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