tomjen3

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by tomjen3 3y ago
You can talk to ChatGPT on your phone and have it play the answers back to you.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
Yeah it has become one of my favourite ways to use it. I can dump code into GPT without even telling it what language it is and it will come up with a fix.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
I didn't even know there was a leaderboard. I was actually considering using AI and then see how much help Copilot could get me in learning Haskell (which it has been years since I played with).
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by tomjen3 3y ago
Throw a docker container with keycloack and selfhost.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
Artists are making plenty. It is just that the supply of artists is much higher than the demand, because lots of people want to make money playing music, but there is only so many hours a day to listen to it. And while I get plenty value fr
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by tomjen3 3y ago
I admit that I am hard pressed to have sympathy for people who won't even get themselves 5 dollars to scrap together for something as essential as medicine and that may cloud my judgement, but in your example there is still a filter th
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by tomjen3 3y ago
An unstable execise rutine is better than no exercise routine.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
When the economics doesn't make sense, then you close the business down. You don't complain that people don't want to work any more.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
It doesn't and it is generally acknowledged that working conditions are a part of the pay that gets factored in when you do supply and demand. But the example from Ford where he did nothing to improve the working conditions, but made 5
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by tomjen3 3y ago
It sucks and it damages their brand. To me fox is still a damaged brand and they cancelled Firefly before Netflix was a thing.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
Probably true, but only because the phone system is such a mess. We need to change the rules and ban any attempt to forward a call with changed callerid. If the phone number you forward isn’t the one that will make the phone on the desk tha
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by tomjen3 3y ago
I had bing go through the cast of game of thrones and tell me what they were doing now. That would have taken a while to do manually.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
I had a mechanic send me a video about a problem with my car. He just SMSed me a link to their systems, where I could also approve the additional work after reviewing the video. It worked just fine.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
It would be a pretty awesome feature of the next phone if it has RCS fall control.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
iMessage is not really a gatekeeper in the EU, because the number of friend groups that are close enough to iPhone exclusive isn't that big. Instead we use any combination of Whatchapp, FB messenger, Snapchat and Signal.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
That would be an interesting chance: buy an iPhone and get it with the hardware, or download and app and pay Apple a subscription. I wonder how many Android users would be willing to pay the subscription?
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by tomjen3 3y ago
I brought a Samsung device once. It had its own version of each of Googles apps, named something confusingly close and they all sucked. I have since transitioned to iOS, but since then I have avoided Samsung.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
Bing chat is amazing and much better than plain Google for information search.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
I brought a bar code scanner to scan my book collection (they are surprisingly cheap and works with just about anything since they just act like a USB keyboard for your computer, anyway) so I know how fast self-checkout should be. I reality
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by tomjen3 3y ago
I prompted it with “what is wrong with this code” and my broken sql and it told me exactly what was wrong. I could have looked up the individual parts and found the problems myself, but then I would have spent at least 15 minutes on it inst
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by tomjen3 3y ago
You don't see AI spam. All I have to add to the AI prompt is "use the style of Matt Levine", "patio11", "Hemmingway", "a 10 year old on crack" or "Donald Trump" and the letter looks not
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by tomjen3 3y ago
I don’t think I ever wore out a battery on my phone. Did a couple times on old laptops, but the modern batteries are much better than those. I suppose I would mind the trade ofs less on a laptop.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
Platos cave is also a work of fiction.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
Most of these posts are from bots (at least on Reddit). There is a propaganda war going on in cyberspace and Israel is trying to not lose it. Too bad, because every time I hear that countries name I think of screaming Palestinian children w
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by tomjen3 3y ago
Hn should not be a place to post obvious propaganda.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
Sure but only by their actions, not by the actions of some stupid mainframe software.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
Not when they don't suffer for trying. An unfortunately there is no good way, no technology board of overseers, who takes away their (smart)phone priviledges when they don't behave.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
And now you wonder why wanted crypto to succeed. It was not because it was quick way to make money: It was so that banks had to compete with real technology and so that no one ever had to have their lives savings stolen by bankers with no r
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by tomjen3 3y ago
Or if it turns out that copyright is a major issue OpenAI now have standing to fight any claims.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
My guess: if people current computer can't upgrade to win11, they are either going to stay with win10, no matter what Microsoft says, or just stop using a classic computer and stay on their mobile. Sure there will be exceptions, some m

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