tylersmith

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by tylersmith 3y ago
The conservative radio host "Mancow" did the same thing. I don't think I've ever heard a story of someone getting waterboarding and still maintaining that it's not torture.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
No, it's not.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
If you're unwilling to do it yourself then don't demand others do it.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Why not provide the free contributions to an open source fork yourself instead of begging others to give up their own time?
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by tylersmith 4y ago
It's wonderful; a natural market incentive for well-capitalized players to expose fraud and misconduct instead of participate in it.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
I think that was an attempt to describe that the change won't delete tons of projects like many believed, and break downstream users, not that it was too small of a group to care about.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
They can't if the USD backing the USDC is stuck in SVB.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
I think there's a shockingly large number of people that think Ponzi scheme just means fraud.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
The article is saying a message queue service can't guarantee exactly once delivery and your comment is saying it's possible for a message queue consumer to handle duplicate delivery. Those are different things.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
> my Switch doesn't need to phone home to believe I own the games I've bought However once your Switch _can_ connect to the internet Nintendo can just erase all your games.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
It's not very easy to confuse a software library with a fictional gun. You have to try pretty hard.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Business-wise yes this is a great time. It's better to be positioned before the next market upswing than to be chasing it. I work with many companies that are using this time to double down on building things instead of coasting on the
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by tylersmith 4y ago
They have not centralized things that were previously decentralized. They've created new centralized things that provide services at the edges of the decentralized stuff.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
A rollup means instead of putting transactions directly on Ethereum they go to a Coinbase-managed chain that later commits those transactions and their results to the Ethereum chain in a cheaper way than executing them on-chain directly. &q
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by tylersmith 4y ago
What is the value of artists having incomes if the same art can be generated instead?
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by tylersmith 4y ago
In fact Replika market themselves as being that help which only makes it more difficult for the users to get the actual help they need.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Their website shows multiple quotes from people who were "dating" their chatbot for 4+ years. Then overnight an update eliminated the perceived romantic interest of the chatbot. I can't imagine having that sort of connection
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by tylersmith 4y ago
It's very easy to get low content book published through Amazon's Direct Publishing platform. I don't really think it's a problem personality, but if you're opinion is premised on publishing being difficult I think
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by tylersmith 4y ago
If you separate generating the content from stylizing it you can make it much more natural and targeted toward your readers. This generation of models can do a lot but does things best when you do one thing at a time.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
This has been going on for a while. They refer to it (themselves) as low-content publishing and it's popular among the same crowd as the content marketing/low-content website ad farms. Before ChatGPT people used tools like Writter
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Many people have hobbies that are low value skills and they have to work doing things outside their passion if they want to be higher value. This isn't unique to people who draw for a living it's just new to them and they'll
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Their fine is $30 million and they have around $2.7 billion worth of eth staked.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
And in only 3 lines of code!
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Tbf my comment was phrased a bit ambiguously, but I couldn't think of anything less ambiguous.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
This is a consolidation of the self-hosting ecosystem because Phabricator is ending support. It's not terrible but I wouldn't call it good let alone great news.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Gitea does not use Github because the software can't handle their load requirements, but because they started using GH before Gitea had all the features they needed. They are actively working on hosting Gitea on Gitea, with the last pi
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by tylersmith 4y ago
So far my primary use case has been generating non-sense German metal songs and asking it how to more naturally phrase things as I learn Spanish.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Privacy. The con is a very annoying latency.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
The premise is he's accessing other users accounts. "If the account being accessed belongs to the logged in user, or the logged in user is sbf."
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by tylersmith 4y ago
I haven't seen them before but trying them now. Thanks! Maybe I should try to do a write up these different options.

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