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by whycome 1y ago
It’s kinda dumb that Wikipedia still treats newspapers as some sort of ultimate truth. I’ve noticed a couple incidents recently where the news just literally had the facts wrong and the Wikipedia article for the related topic ended up in th
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by whycome 1y ago
This seems great. It’s similar to https://ambiph.one/ And I have to say that I like that it offers a PWA version. Would you do a PWA?
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by whycome 1y ago
I mean what’s going on right now IS the market approach. And it’s why artists are revolting.
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by whycome 1y ago
How did Orion sidestep the safari WebKit requirements?
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by whycome 1y ago
It's also dismissive of a million different types of art and expression that don't have the benefit of this type of platform. Art and its value is always intertwined with artist. Is art diminished when it's known that the art
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by whycome 1y ago
Nah. Those just cook on reentry ;)
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by whycome 1y ago
In the future, our phone contacts will store name, address, phone number, voice model. (The messed up part will be that the user doesn’t necessarily send their model, but the model could be crafted from previous calls) You could probably al
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by whycome 1y ago
Did anyone film with film cameras that day? We could get really really high res footage out of that.
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by whycome 1y ago
It’s not absurd to think that you could send a model of your voice to a receiving party and then have your audio call just essentially be encoded text that gets thrown through the voice generator on the local machine. AI video could mean th
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by whycome 1y ago
Soon we will just have local AI processors which will just make stuff up between scenes but adhere to a “close enough” guideline where all narratively critical elements are maintained but other things (eg landscapes or trees) will be genera
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by whycome 1y ago
Prioritizing AR-type UX elements to make adoption of future apple AR devices easier?
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by whycome 1y ago
You’re talking to the wrong horse though. Isn’t a 737-8 the max 8 variant? It uses newer dual CFM LEAP-1B engines. How does it compare? I can’t really find the data. The spec you’re referring to is for the older 737-800. Another fortune coo
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by whycome 1y ago
That’s the point? I wasn’t suggesting it was correct. Just that the value is wildly different from their own non-cited number. The next stage was to get a citation from an actual datasheet. Their reasoning was nothing beyond “I’ve read”
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by whycome 1y ago
I was using it to question that exact stated fuel consumption number without a citation. For hard data (like fuel consumption) getting a value from an LLM isn’t absurd.
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by whycome 1y ago
You also made me think. I think the problem lies in the nature of “threaded” discussions. The information was useful, but it wasn’t necessarily a “reply” to any particular comment. But, the design here leaves no other choice when adding it.
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by whycome 1y ago
Chicken Gun: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_gun I’m pretty sure NASA used a version of this to test the resiliency of the space shuttle tiles. Not fast enough to cook tho.
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by whycome 1y ago
Apple is pretty good in not forcing upgrades as far as I remember. You can stay on an older OS until you personally run into app compatibility issues
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by whycome 1y ago
It’s terrible from a UX standpoint. By definition, translucent elements present more potential information to a user. It makes it harder to parse certain screens. It’s a nightmare if you have subtle vision issues (where it’s not bad enough
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by whycome 1y ago
OP didn’t have the full picture. They’ve offered appropriate edits/updates
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by whycome 1y ago
I think you missed the point. Presenting information in different ways is useful (and the method of display can offer informational insights itself). And for different users it might help parse larger connections. And by using the LLM to su
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by whycome 1y ago
I’m surprised the “fuel on board” isn’t something communicated via transponder considering previous low fuel emergencies/crashes.
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by whycome 1y ago
The most mind blowing part of this is using modelling clay (I’m assuming the stuff that hardens to like foam texture).
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by whycome 1y ago
I always wanted dual gloves like this so I could essentially tap on my legs while sitting down.
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by whycome 1y ago
It's kinda crazy that we don't yet have an approval process for "flight safe" batteries.
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by whycome 1y ago
2025 is a weird nightmare. Imagine reading your comment in 1990.
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by whycome 1y ago
We are all so vulnerable and have no protections. This is where government should be stepping in, but they won't until it happens to enough important people. This is fundamental
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by whycome 1y ago
There's that one guy who used it to become prime Minister of Canada. Not even a politician.
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by whycome 1y ago
James Burke should write the book to accompany his "Connections" tv show.
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by whycome 1y ago
Well, use the chatgpt-based compression system for this articl about compression. By that I mean they might have used ChatGPT to expand this article from simple bullet points and now you can use ChatGPT to summarize this article into succi
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by whycome 1y ago
How is "the earth is flat" not an opinion? People form opinions based on the information they have (or are willing to accept). For their worldview, their opinion is valid. If they don't accept certain voices of reason, they

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