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Would oceans have remained at all?
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Back to the Future came out 40 years ago: A hacker's look at the gear
(hackaday.com)
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How often does a link get posted here of content that is behind a paywall? If you bypass it to read it, didny't you just learn via illegal content? I'm not sure where the "official" comes in, but it's clearly widely
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> A better perspective on this is the fact that human individuals have created works which megacorps are training on for free or for the price of a single book and creating models which replace individuals. Those damn kind readers and li
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But the AI used the content to learn how to copy and recreate it. Is ‘re-creation’ a better concept for us? People already use pirated software for product creation. Hypothetical: I know a guy who learned photoshop on a pirated copy of Phot
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I found out recently that "goof" is extremely offensive in some circles. Which is insane to me because I've always used it specifically because it's clearly in jest and not meant to be offensive. I can't win.
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1y ago
Okay then every culture eats some leaves with spices mixed in.
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I think they're pointing out also that humans themselves are an invasive species. They've killed wildlife and converted fertile land to monocultures. Letting humans roam outdoors tends to be irresponsible to local ecosystems.
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expand this into a sci Fi novella please
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And sometimes it's 5 layered tricks just to "center" something.
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1y ago
What's an example chatbot that would work well with this?
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yes. That would be the single tiny composite image in the header. Do you see why it's bad? And why it's placement is bad? Esp on mobile.
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That’s the out. I’ve seen many people explain what their debts are and don’t think of their mortgage as one.
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It’s interesting how the language allows a weird cognitive out. It’s not debt, it’s a mortgage and they ‘own’ the home.
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Wow Then just a case of terrible UX? Nothing indicates anything is a link. And then clicking through there is a single composite image in a tiny header? Would it be hard to show the model numbers with the product image next to it?
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1y ago
They should be required to add a photo for each.
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Aukey maybe?
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Does the rise of paywalls also correlate to an increasingly politically divided public? Echo chambers can be reinforced if wider and balanced voices are behind paywalls
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So it's more the temperature range uncertainty? is that a product of the environment (and with few particles one can actually measure) or a product of the measurement apparatus?
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That paragraph is the problem. It doesn't actually explain it. Were they continuously polling temps and reached as low as 30K and as high as 50K? If the 'wall of fire' is based on temps, did they have a continuous rise? what
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30K to 50K K? K. It’s not clear what the range represents. Were they polling and those are max and min values they got? Was that their range of uncertainty because it’s hard to accurately measure there? Also, I hate the ambiguity of a title
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1y ago
I prefer life to look like a movie…24fps. But if you’re serious, I guess whatever the Apple vision does. I wouldn’t be surprised if we see “transparent” heads up displays in vehicles that take on this design language/tech.
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> In this symbiotic relationship, bacteria take up real estate on the spider’s exoskeletons, and in return, the microbes convert carbon-rich methane and oxygen into sugars and fats the spiders can eat Doing all the work. Microbes get no
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> My Mac screen isn't transparent. Why should its UI be? Mark my words, this is coming. It’s doable (as an effect) - rear camera captures what’s behind the screen, face tracking adjusts perspective in real-time to make it seem trans
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So I’m not supposed to measure it from my belly button? .., But really, is there a “highest point on earth”? That takes into account all the variations of land. Would it work if earth isn’t a perfect sphere?
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That’s the problem. Major polluters have convinced people it’s the small scale production to attack rather than the giant industrial polluters. We also allow incredibly inefficient engines that produce lots of pollution. How about a pollut
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Caloric. Dark matter. Cosmological constant. We like placeholders for the unknown.
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Defining success is hard then. If they go with a certain design trend and then change it, was that success? Just because of widespread adoption? “Enough success “ is also hard to pin down. What’s a thing Apple has done successfully first
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Battery seems to be taking a hit (maybe anecdotal). And scrolling is sluggish at times for sure. And also getting warm device (15 pro max). The sluggishness might not be due to the hour/transparency. There seems to be some kind of lazy
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His name is Vishwash Kumar Ramesh. But, like an odd game of telephone or something, many news sites are displaying his name as Vishwashkumar Ramesh. And it seems the error is due to the passenger manifest. Airlines often combine first and m
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