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xgulfie
2mo ago
Just write your own SDL how hard could it be
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xgulfie
2mo ago
Most websites don't have an incentive to block AI bots to their main sites. Think businesses, government and community websites, nonprofits, etc.
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xgulfie
2mo ago
This is true for "AI content" in general. People feel betrayed when they find out, and publishers try to hide it best they can.
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xgulfie
2mo ago
Hell yes. I had this idea kicking around in my head a year or so ago but it was too daunting to implement.
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xgulfie
2mo ago
Anyway Google Peter Thiel Dialog
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xgulfie
2mo ago
It's because our rulers prioritize growth of the AI industry (lots of GDP) over individual humans (very little GDP)
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xgulfie
2mo ago
The right's platform has devolved into, essentially, "whatever owns the libs"
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2mo ago
Weird how they never thought to require ID verification for advertisers hmmm
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xgulfie
2mo ago
It's so weird that they think they have to comply with copyright in this case, but not in the case of any other license
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xgulfie
2mo ago
gas town 2 real???
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xgulfie
2mo ago
It is, sometimes. Trespassing for example. A lot of laws say "willingly" or "with the intent to"
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xgulfie
2mo ago
My 2013 Prius does this too, if I let go of the wheel it goes basically straight until it needs me to take over and adjust its trajsctory
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xgulfie
2mo ago
It's not really vibe coding then is it?
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xgulfie
3mo ago
Sure technically yes, but also celsius is now technically defined as just Kelvin plus 273.15. Degrees have technically been redefined as exactly 1.380649×10^−23 joules
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xgulfie
3mo ago
Kelvin does still rely on each degree being 1% of the way between freezing and boiling so it kinda does rely on a variant reference point
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xgulfie
3mo ago
This is why I'm skeptical https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_predictions_for_autono...
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xgulfie
3mo ago
roombas having cameras, then also uploading them, was a misstep for sure
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xgulfie
3mo ago
Level 5 automomy has been "only five years away" for 15 years
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xgulfie
3mo ago
> Humanoids are just creepy and you can't really trust them. Ultimately I shouldn't have to trust my robots. If my roomba or my dishwasher go haywire they won't pinch my finger off. They physically can't listen to me
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xgulfie
3mo ago
The emojis really stick out to me. Do people realize we didn't have emojis on the web in 1999? And the CSS animations
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3mo ago
mastodon
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xgulfie
3mo ago
I don't think everybody thinks they can make game engine, nor do I think nobody has ever shipped a single game in their life
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xgulfie
3mo ago
They are digitized for private training and not for public use. Not a single human is reading these.
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xgulfie
3mo ago
The economy may collapse and the job market rendered irreparable but the real victims of the AI boom are the em-dash and the sparkle emoji
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3mo ago
Redbubble's automated claim system is generally very corporate-sided. This has happened many times with other ideas in the commons like the words Thor and Loki. Bad claims only get resolved when people with a following complain loud en
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xgulfie
3mo ago
Please make this real, my shareholders are starving
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xgulfie
3mo ago
This is borderline satirical. Being an artist doesn't require dedicating your entire life to it, that is not real, reasonable, or widely held
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3mo ago
People are Boeing to die
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xgulfie
3mo ago
Translation: someone at Google said "Microsoft has this, why don't we?"
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xgulfie
3mo ago
Wish there was a catalog of the actual, untouched originals instead of the sloppified ones
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