tomjen3

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by tomjen3 2y ago
I have recently started to watch Star Trek Strange New Worlds and I absolutely love how good it looks. Whereas with the rubber suits of ST:TOS I had to fight disbelief all the time (no offence to a 60 year old show on a budget that had to l
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by tomjen3 2y ago
Ever since we decided that that was just an unfortunate example of bad UI, we only encouraged more public fuckups.
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by tomjen3 2y ago
Can you be sure? Humans lie all the time.
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I could see piping all syslog critial and above out to a .matrix printer that sits in a locked room as a cheap way to enforce a WORM log of events. With a continious sheet of paper you would only need to access it rarely, and essentially on
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by tomjen3 2y ago
Only if the project was implemented in Erlang.
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by tomjen3 2y ago
That is delightfully archaic. May I ask what you are using to interface with your email client and what scanner do you use?
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by tomjen3 2y ago
As someone who did something similar back in the day - it is actually pretty easy since you literally have to connect the printer (hardest part, as you will need adaptor cables) and then write to a dev output, which is just a file (assuming
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by tomjen3 2y ago
I guess your company will have to update their rules about sharing code with ai then. Not to worry your code is not that special, your data is.
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by tomjen3 2y ago
Can you give a concrete example of caused by technology, but not solvable (in principle if that was what you meant) by technology? I am having trouble coming up with one.
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by tomjen3 2y ago
Precision guided bombs would have made short work of the nazies, so that’s one quick counter to your argument.
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by tomjen3 2y ago
I am not op, but food is essentially solved, as is most of the other things he listed. Socialist and countries at war aside famines just don’t exist anymore.
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Why would I used them over something like a Vue component?
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by tomjen3 2y ago
And my generation all wanted to be popstars, actors and models (well I wanted to program computers, but whatever). Kids don't change that much, it is just us who are getting older.
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by tomjen3 2y ago
It does not appear safe. It clearly says at the bottom that you should checkup important facts. I have in my kitchen several knives which are sharp and dangerous. They must be sharp and dangerous to be useful - if you demand that I replace
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by tomjen3 2y ago
Well if you use a gpt as a search engine and don’t check sources you get burned. That’s not an issue with the gpt.
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by tomjen3 2y ago
This won't work. If you are doing an AI startup, you will want to use GoogleBot for your crawler and this will bypass that. Not too much of a loss, since the only quality content is already behind paywalls, or on diverse wikistyle site
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by tomjen3 2y ago
What if someone printed yellow papers blaming Spain for a ship accident so the us would go to war with them?
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by tomjen3 2y ago
The article specifically says not to do that, as traps moisture.
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by tomjen3 2y ago
Not OP, but its not just that C/C++ lacks modules. I think that is missing the real issue. Any complicated program probably needs a custom developed tool to build it. As a simple example, imagine a program that uses a database - you wa
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by tomjen3 2y ago
I use non Linux systems for which docker desktop was the best way to have docker running without having to do much work.
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by tomjen3 2y ago
It’s because Facebooks complementary good is content (primary good is ad slots) and if somebody wins the ai race they can pump out enough content to jumpstart a Facebook competitor with a ton of content.
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by tomjen3 2y ago
I feel like Apple is in danger of missing the foldable market. It has matured on Android to the point that the quirks have been ironed mostly out, the inventions necessary has been made, etc. Meanwhile Apple has made nothing at all in that
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by tomjen3 2y ago
I am going to have to disagree. You do not have to be a techie to appreciate beauty and enjoy an OLED screen even if you can't tell the technical difference. There is certainly a segment where "it takes photos" is a boolean,
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by tomjen3 2y ago
They did apparently improve the charging speed. Still wish they made it the same size, but with better battery.
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by tomjen3 2y ago
In what form?
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by tomjen3 2y ago
Depends on how you slice it. Without Googles ad money, Firefox will probably die. Without Googles ad money, so will Chrome - and then consumers are left with what exactly? Safari for those on Apple devices, sure, but thats about it. If Andr
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by tomjen3 2y ago
Which did you get? I have been looking for a good foldable bluetooth keyboard for a while to pair with my iPads.
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by tomjen3 2y ago
I used to type dvorak for about 10 years. Ultimately all programs shortcuts (except a few, like i3wm) are designed with the assumption that you are using qwerty, as are all coworkers. So, eventually, I moved back.
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by tomjen3 2y ago
Wall Streets idea of value is that the stock price changes within a few months at most, and that is if they are very patient. Meanwhile getting value from AI means adapting new processes and changing organizations, something that big compan
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Only for a small group who makes money on ads. For any small business it is either a wash or a boon, since it makes people more likely to know about them. Your hotel does not care where you found them, and will be quite happy not to pay the

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