totallymike

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by totallymike 10mo ago
A government-funded party would likely have an exploit or jailbroken firmware up and run in in days, if not sooner
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by totallymike 11mo ago
Folks in the comments here begging ChatGPT to teach them how to read
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by totallymike 11mo ago
> BTW, one archetype that I didn't see in the simulation: Angry Affluent White Male We redirect our AAWMness into our pedantry when we don’t want to wear it on our sleeves
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by totallymike 11mo ago
This is a subtweet in blog form. Without concrete examples or critiques it isn’t any more substantial than whining about “kids these days” Edit: I admit there are plenty of concrete critiques in the article, but if we’re supposed to stand u
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by totallymike 11mo ago
This feels less like changing the landscape and more like trying to stop a new neighbor from building a four-level shopping complex in front of your beach-front property while also strip-mining the forest behind. As for whether the Times sh
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by totallymike 11mo ago
jfc thank you for the context
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by totallymike 11mo ago
I can’t tell if you’re being satirical or not…
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by totallymike 11mo ago
They are still considered a paper of record, but I chose to use a hypothetical outfit because I don’t love the Times myself but I believe the argument to be valid. I’m not interested in arguing about whether or not they deserve to fail, bec
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by totallymike 11mo ago
I'm not a fan of NYT either, but this feels like you're stretching for your conclusion: > They hired "experts" who used prompt engineering and thousands of repetitions to find highly unusual and specific methods of el
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by totallymike 11mo ago
1-5: not a concern It'll be the lawyers who need to go through the data, and given the scale of it, they won't be able to do anything more than trawl for the evidence they need and find specific examples to cite. They don't g
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by totallymike 11mo ago
It sounds like the alternate path you're suggesting is for NYT to stop being wrong and let OpenAI continue being right, which doesn't sound much like a compromise to me.
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by totallymike 11mo ago
> prevent the loss of being the middle-man between events and users I'm confused by this phrase. I may be misreading but it sounds like you're frustrated, or at least cynical about NYT wanting to preserve their business model o
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by totallymike 11mo ago
I mean, why do people like doing those wine and painting evenings, even if they’re all going home with similar paintings? Why do people perform at recitals when they’re performing music that already exists? Why do people share any art, even
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by totallymike 11mo ago
All people who make lazy and baseless generalizations are boring and a waste of time to listen to. This is fun, we should do it more often
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by totallymike 11mo ago
Read the manual of your washer. I’m willing to bet it instructs you to run the tap until it’s hot before you start the dishwasher. This is common for American dishwashers, because they can’t get the water hot enough, fast enough, for the pr
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by totallymike 11mo ago
I can’t speak to Australian dishwashers, but trying to skip the video by catching a summary has failed you. Heating is discussed extensively in the video
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by totallymike 11mo ago
He does mention that a number of manufacturers aren’t making powders at all anymore, and also suspects out loud that they just aren’t trying with their powder detergents anymore, or are not bothering to apply improvements to their formulae
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by totallymike 11mo ago
What your manual says is common to most dishwashers. You can tell if your dishwasher has a pre-wash cycle if it does a short run, then you hear it draining, and then it does a longer full run. I expect it probably does. Also, you can always
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by totallymike 1y ago
Is your comment here to refute a claim you saw somewhere, or to simply point this out? I wouldn’t expect this to be real-time, given the complexity, nor do I believe it needs to be in order to be useful.
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by totallymike 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stochastic_terrorism
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by totallymike 1y ago
I dismay at the possibility of this happening. What’s the point of an internet at all if one company controls, filters, and governs our entire usage of it? I understand an argument can be made that google is doing similar, but at least you
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by totallymike 1y ago
I see this a lot, and it is a mild pet peeve of mine as well. Along the same lines, since I’m using Gundam as an example in this thread, I’ll point to a technology in the franchise called “psycommu” (pronounced in dubs as psy-com-moo) which
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by totallymike 1y ago
This is a problem as well, but what I see often is what seems to be the cheapest speech recognition software they could find auto-transcribing the dub, and it falls over any time it meets a name or word it can’t guess out of like to 1,000 m
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by totallymike 1y ago
I agree that technically this would be incorrect, but I’d still appreciate the option to choose the subtitle track from the original language over the horrible auto-generated subtitle track.
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by totallymike 1y ago
For at least the past year, subtitles under dubs have been horrendous. I’ve watched a handful of Gundam series over this period, and while the subtitles under the Japanese audio are usually fine, the captions that run under the English audi
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by totallymike 1y ago
I read into it because your tone was very much that of someone who feels entitled to other people’s effort and time, and you spammed the exact same comment all over the place. You could have written “I’d love to learn more, do you have a tu
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by totallymike 1y ago
The guide mentions that Hetzner was chosen over other providers and platforms because they didn’t wish to get tied into a whole ecosystem, and could take this setup and move it more or less anywhere
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by totallymike 1y ago
I’ve seen you make this response to a couple different threads, and I wonder what you mean by it. Are you just hoping to gain more insight on the differing proposed technologies and waiting for someone to give you more information, or are y
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by totallymike 1y ago
I don't begrudge it being overridden here since this is a demo, but ever since, like, way early Opera era, swiping to navigate is muscle memory for me, and I prefer it both on desktop and mobile/tablet. Much simpler than reaching
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by totallymike 1y ago
Only bothering to mention it in response to one of many review comments is nearly the same as not disclosing it.

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