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by tomcam 2y ago
Very interesting. How do you square this with the times you need to concentrate?
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by tomcam 2y ago
I mean Surrey borders on magical as it is... Love that place
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by tomcam 2y ago
I am skeptical that the brain wouldn't have a microbiome
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by tomcam 2y ago
I couldn’t agree more. And once you have mastered or at least come to terms with the development environment, eventually you must learn how to deploy. That’s also a minefield.
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by tomcam 2y ago
If there's one place on the web I would apply anonymity with great diligence, it would be posting any article that might put me at odds with the good people of 4Chan. mostly kidding! mostly
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by tomcam 2y ago
I have a severely handicapped adult son and would very much like one of these. I ended up having one of those sit-down tubs for senior citizens installed for a mere $17,000 but this would be better. Have to admit I don’t love handwashing hi
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by tomcam 2y ago
We had to destroy the village to save it https://www.thisdayinquotes.com/2015/02/it-became-necessary-...
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by tomcam 2y ago
Yeah I can see all of it, but the problem with me is that I bet I would have watched it a few seconds and clicked off out of boredom, never suspecting they were AI. I really want to claim I would have figured it out instantly, but I can&#x2
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by tomcam 2y ago
Well you got me. I haven't watched broadcast TV for decades. I do see that phenomenon a lot with vloggers at present. Am I also incorrect that they appear not to be looking directly at the camera? Looking back after your comment I stil
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by tomcam 2y ago
Fantastic! I happily withdraw my point. Thanks for the correction.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Incredibly, no videos linked in an article about a video newscast. I think this is an example. The AI doesn't even pronounce "AI" correctly. Interestingly, it looks slightly offscreen just the way real newsreaders do when the
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by tomcam 2y ago
Oh my. Hard to contemplate.
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I asked Gemini to write a story about using Gemini to harm another person
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by tomcam 2y ago
That’s because I’m looking in the mirror
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by tomcam 2y ago
My kids grew up with no TV and no Internet until they were 12 or so. When they applied at a Microsoft-area private school one question asked what celebrity they like and why. They knew of none and didn’t even know the word celebrity.
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by tomcam 2y ago
That is surreal! Like one step away from “The Sixth Sense” movie
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by tomcam 2y ago
My career started in the early 80s. For about 30 years, I felt pretty confident that I understood all the major trends in this business. I have to admit that I didn’t even know exploits like this were possible.
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by tomcam 2y ago
True and good on them, but I suspect you’re not hanging out in a lot of the backwater provinces where industrial development is happening
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by tomcam 2y ago
Holy crap your family is a bunch of serious overachievers My kids will never have to worry about that problem
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by tomcam 2y ago
Hasn't OpenAI broken some of its foundational promises?
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by tomcam 2y ago
Is it your thought that is typical for large-scale development?
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by tomcam 2y ago
Of course we can motivate ourselves. But they're acting like we did in the 1800s through the mid 1900s. They just build anywhere no matter what. They have no interest in dealing with environmental concerns. The officially released poll
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by tomcam 2y ago
Cookie permission dialog is the worst I have encountered in months
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by tomcam 2y ago
Ok but the post says > I'm trying to understand the memory requirements for different workflows on macOS. Does this sound like someone representing as a Mac power user? Or is it your thought that only experts should ask questions?
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by tomcam 2y ago
Why does that word harm credibility?
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by tomcam 2y ago
Agreed. St. Pete’s is so huge and perfectly proportioned that it feels not of this world. To think they fumbled around for generations until Michelangelo took over tells you that he was an every thousand years kind of dude. And oh my, the P
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by tomcam 2y ago
http://lileks.com/bleats/index.html
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by tomcam 2y ago
On a related note, why does an institution so commendably progressive as Harvard charge tuition at all?
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by tomcam 2y ago
I have a number of brass instruments that are nickel plated. Nickel plating is great because it doesn’t tarnish and it doesn’t tend to corrode, so it always looks shiny. It was super popular until about 50 years ago. A few players are aller
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by tomcam 2y ago
You try to find the matching kid gloves, pal

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