xgulfie

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by xgulfie 10mo ago
They are sub-200 on eBay
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
Does Windows have literally any "AI" features that are the former
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
And even then if you get an autism diagnosis as an adult, this report is effectively all you get, there are no medicines or treatment options that this opens up afaict.
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
GenAI isn't a person
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
I wasn't suggesting lying about it
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
Wow, great idea well executed, congrats
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
Like the valiant Sir Mix-a-lot before him, he can not lie
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
It is at the very least an anti-pattern in the same way hiring an assistant to do the work for you is an anti-pattern
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
If I was openAI or whatever I would be investing in circular partnerships with claude or whatever, claim agentic use should be considered the same as real users, then have each other's LLM systems use each other and finally achieve inf
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
Yeah, the short term win is to enter a licensing agreement so you get some cash for a couple years, meanwhile pray someone else with more money fights the legal battle to try and set a precedent for you
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
And the current norm that the trillion dollar companies have lobbied for is that you can train on copyrighted material all you want so that's the reality we are living in. Everything ever published is all theirs.
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
ugh but that requires like, effort
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
Then put that in a garage at least 50ft away from your home
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
Having sensitive information is kind of inherent to the way the training slurps up all the data these companies can find. The people who run chatgpt don't want to dox people but also don't want to filter its inputs. They don&#x27
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
> Pipedream is a platform for building AI agents It is? Last I used it, it was a serverless event-driven pipeline platform
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
Sorry but source-available is probably going to get slurped up for training data as well Microsoft already did this for all code in every public repo.
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
If someone doesn't want to visit my website then why would I provide my website to them
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
What policy implications? Obviously wealth, class, race, nationality, and genetics are all highly heritable, what's one more twig on the pile of the birth lottery?
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
reminds me of the YouTube ads I get that are like "Warning: don't do this new weight loss trick unless you have to lose over 50 pounds, you will end up losing too much weight!". As if it's so effective it's dangerou
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
People don't call it slop because of repetitive patterns they call it slop because it's low-effort, uninsightful, meaningless content cranked out in large volumes
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
Literally every USB-C dock I've ever used with any laptop has these sorts of issues. On the flip side, I'm pretty confident AMD will be able to output to DisplayPort
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
What's stopping someone from using a steam deck for running emulators, SuperTuxKart, and pirated games? This isn't their first rodeo
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
I don't think ffmpeg is terribly affected by whether a codec is patent-encumbered or not
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by xgulfie 11mo ago
For marketing reasons
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by xgulfie 1y ago
I understand the answer to this given that the occupation is sedentary, yes
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by xgulfie 1y ago
That "outside of daily tasks" addendum is killing me. What task performed regularly during the day is not a daily task???
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by xgulfie 1y ago
You're absolutely correct!
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by xgulfie 1y ago
I guess it makes sense, they have no financial incentive to keep people from skipping sponsors, they don't make YouTube any money
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by xgulfie 1y ago
Just 2 more years bro just 2 more years and we'll have self driving cars working trust me bro
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by xgulfie 1y ago
They can adapt or get left behind

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