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by yapyap 1y ago
244 thousand dollars is really nothing though for Amazon JP
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by yapyap 1y ago
That’s so stupid, he almost deserves to lose the case just for that
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by yapyap 1y ago
what? so are you implying that prostate dysfunction makes you less wanted as a father if it presents itself in “the reproductive age”?
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by yapyap 1y ago
> You wouldn’t get away with it now They almost always say that and it’s almost never true.
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by yapyap 1y ago
It’s jarring when people refer to having read something and then it turns out they listened to the audiobook. This is not a jab on this specific blogger but a general thing. There should be a term for listening to an audiobook that’s not re
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by yapyap 1y ago
> as I haven’t used a pen in several years Lol this is a bit ridiculous but a fun blogpost!
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by yapyap 1y ago
> On the other hand, I know people that want to jump straight to the end result. They have some melody or idea in their head, and they just want to generate some song that revolves around that idea. I don't really look down on those
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by yapyap 1y ago
ah yes, let’s interface all our programs with text
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by yapyap 1y ago
I mean, it’s in the name
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by yapyap 1y ago
1. The [1] in the blogpost leads nowhere. 2. > Someone risked life in prison for a measly $3.5/500円 light. Is the punishment really life in prison in Japan for stealing a bike light?
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by yapyap 1y ago
Is this sarcastic? It does read like it. I’ll take it on face value: Cause domestic manufacturing for hobbyist parts is not economically viable
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by yapyap 1y ago
> We all kind of know this is true, but it’s always really eyeopening to see to what extent these companies know everything about us. I agree, if you have a Spotify account I implore you ( and anyone reading ) to download their Spotify d
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by yapyap 1y ago
or where people are actually recording wifi networksk, wigle is kept up to date by volunteers
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by yapyap 2y ago
Meta has the money to burn, 1. it’s easier to fight all this in court after having done it rather than to ask for permission from all the publishers beforehand. 2. sadly oftentimes the fines are minuscule when big tech does wrong. 3. CEOs
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by yapyap 2y ago
I think a tangential proof of this that is very telling and does get brought up often enough (but I’ll repeat it oncemore just in case) is that they have a different app in China, that’s the Chinese tiktok; Douyin. Made by the same company
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by yapyap 2y ago
All the (popular) social medias morph towards the tiktok short form content. Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, Twitter, Snapchat, YouTube, etc. It’s the most attention holding thing a.t.m.
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by yapyap 2y ago
> Instead of just asking, “Can we train a model to solve X?”, we’re asking, “What should we be training AI to do, and how do we measure real progress?” To say we are at a point where AI can do anything reliably is laughable, it can do mu
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by yapyap 2y ago
Honestly you had me at the graphics, really neat.
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by yapyap 2y ago
That’s just how you interact with music though.
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by yapyap 2y ago
Kermit Sans
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by yapyap 2y ago
The status page being down should be a good indicator of the status
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by yapyap 2y ago
> They are part of the team representing Cicada 137 LLC That’s a reference I haven’t heard in a bit
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by yapyap 2y ago
Although that is true for Instagram style media it was always a risk for text based media. As PoC I’d say look at the subreddit SubSimulatorGPT2 www.reddit.com/r/SubSimulatorGPT2
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by yapyap 2y ago
Hacker named 4chan hacks 4chan
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by yapyap 2y ago
Yeah cause your point of reference is feeling like shit when you are feverish.
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by yapyap 2y ago
tip: include which country in the title, “the country” doesnt tell the reader much.
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by yapyap 2y ago
Is Australia full of daily bicycle riders or just for sport type of people? Here in the Netherlands I’m not aware of any such thing going on in our bicycles.
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by yapyap 2y ago
Orban? rather poor naming for the company.
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by yapyap 2y ago
eh, I feel like this is a nicely typed out comment but it hits some wrong notes. 1. I wouldn’t say the car veands you mentioned are popular because they can hit high speeds. In my experience nearly any car can with the right engine and equi
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by yapyap 2y ago
> However if we are counting on AI researchers to take the advice and slow down then I wouldn't hold my breath waiting. The author indicated they stepped away from a high paying finance job for moral reasons, which is admirable. But

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