wetpaws

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   by wetpaws 8y ago

   There is a difference between websites and web apps. News portals are clearly not apps.
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   by wetpaws 8y ago

   Obligatory tragedy of commons reference
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   by wetpaws 8y ago

   People who downvote me without providing any counter-examples, please.
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   by wetpaws 8y ago

   I am really really don't want to sound like an troll, but didn't you folks basically invented phpbb forums?
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   by wetpaws 8y ago

   I assume you can't and this is a fundamental problem of federated systems.
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   by wetpaws 8y ago

   This is absolutely true.
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   by wetpaws 8y ago

   Google really really really don't want Epics to bypass their Play Store, eh? :)
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   by wetpaws 8y ago

   I found personally the best factor contributing to my satisfaction is to maintain a usual modest lifestyle with combined knowledge of being financially secure and not worrying about money.
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   by wetpaws 8y ago

   It's exactly as good as it needs to be. Trying to 'improve' JSON will turn it into xml again.
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    People might be paid for open source, but they are not doing it for money, they are doing it because they enjoy it
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    It depends on a cloud provider
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    Last sentence makes me sick. Sharks had their share of cheap blood, it's time for them to taste their medicine.
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    >there is a basic human psychological need that is not being acknowledged in this solution Then I guess we need to change human psychology :)
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    I cancelled my Netflix subscription due to the lack of good movies. Pretty sure they track it carefully.
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    Why would real addicts buy it if it is available for free?
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    >China is a sovereign nation and has every right to Govern itself the way it wants to Exactly like North Korea does, but that's not a valid reason to approve whatever they do.
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    It's like writing a bot that would play chess using video feed from camera. Yes, it's doable and an interesting problem on it's own but completely unrelated to what openai is doing.
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    Adversarial examples are a thing even for humans, and yet here we are.
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    obligatory https://outline.com/NyLLU4
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    Why hate speech is such a concern for you?
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    Canada is not exactly perfect either.
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    I'm pretty sure it's a Banks reference
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    A lot of people routinely did a simulation of c. elegans. You can find it online on Google.
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    When you emulate NES games, you don't emulate all of the atoms in the NES processor, you just go with instruction set and write down some simple aproximation. You would do the same in biology. c elegans connectome has about 300 neurons
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    Hardware complexity != logical complexity
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    Sentient life is overrated.
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    Just for the sake of curiousity, where do you store your mail?
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    I am concerned that federated service is being presented as distributed. Email is federated and it is precisely the reason why nobody is hosting their mail server and using Gmail instead.
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    I really hope OpenAI teached bots to type "cyka" and "go mid"
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    by wetpaws 8y ago

    If Android was close there would not be any monopoly, I think this is the idea.