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by yosito 3y ago
Honestly, Obsidian with iCloud is so bad, that I'm afraid to pay for Obsidian Sync because half the time the errors and freezing of the Obsidian app seem like they have nothing at all to do with iCloud. It's really hard to tell, b
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by yosito 3y ago
That question kind of seems like bait, and that incident has nothing to do with why one platform is better than another. And your conclusion is to go back to a platform that's being run to the ground by a combination of a terrible CEO
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by yosito 3y ago
It will be interesting to see if anyone has made any worthwhile custom GPTs. I've tried making custom GPTs and, to be frank, I found the functionality extremely basic and barely more effective than just copy/pasting a custom promp
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by yosito 3y ago
Or just switch to Kagi, it's far better than Google anyway.
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by yosito 3y ago
"... in mice in the state of Utah"
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by yosito 3y ago
I'd be willing to bet that even if it becomes federal law, it won't apply inside of airports. Not to mention that most of the world is not the US.
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by yosito 3y ago
Clarity usually improves communication and makes it easier for the intended message to get through to the audience. Clarity serves a purpose.
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by yosito 3y ago
Growing up, I would have understood "gas" to mean gasoline. But having lived in many places where the word is used differently, I was really unsure what they were talking about for most of the story. A note to the author: the stor
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by yosito 3y ago
With the number of anecdotal reports I've heard of people having gut problems post-Covid, I wonder if this will also be true in our times.
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by yosito 3y ago
I have friends who are making AI influencers which actually seem to be gaining quite a bit of traction, so I wouldn't underestimate viral AI generated content. It's probably already in your feeds just hard to notice.
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by yosito 3y ago
This is a very interesting observation. It seems like a relatively harmless, though annoying, linguistic evolution. But it highlights what I believe to be one of the biggest dangers of AI, which is that AI content is regurgitated and used e
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by yosito 3y ago
As a paying customer, how much downtime until they have to refund me?
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by yosito 3y ago
And that's how the apocalypse started, at least in the movie.
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by yosito 3y ago
For me, the danger of AI is that we've made something that feels like a wise oracle, and we've begun treating it like one (to the point that a large percentage of the work we create and consume is actually coming from AI) but it a
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by yosito 3y ago
Maybe they asked ChatGPT for legal advice.
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by yosito 3y ago
It's more of a political problem than a tech problem.
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The rich and the most privileged will, but the poor masses will not.
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by yosito 3y ago
Yeah, I tried English and Hungarian. Hungarian names traditionally come from a very short list, and are quite unique spellings. Almost 90% of the results were English names only and definitely not Hungarian. The remaining 10% might be consi
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by yosito 3y ago
Same
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I saw a couple guns. Even had a friend of mine get robbed at gun point in broad daylight.
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by yosito 3y ago
> there was a part of the city that was kind of fenced off for security purposes. that’s where all the hotels were I've been to Medellín several times, and stayed in some of the nicest and most popular hotels, as well as in various
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by yosito 3y ago
One significant obstacle is that blood vessels do not grow to a standard gauge.
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by yosito 3y ago
Absolutely! It seems like searching for evidence to fit a conclusion, rather than the scientific approach of trying to disprove a hypothesis.
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I have the opposite feeling. I only see AI accelerating entropy, as evidenced by the accelerated enshittification of everything online in the last few years.
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by yosito 3y ago
From what I understand about Ketamine, a large portion of the benefits hinge on being conscious.
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by yosito 3y ago
If it's December 25th and something says "December 20th", so you really have to look at a calendar to know when it was, relative to today?
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by yosito 3y ago
Approximately two thirds of my time on the internet is spent without a mouse, so probably not.
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*cook, not coock
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by yosito 3y ago
This perfectly describes my typical experience using the internet in 2023.
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Winter? Winter might be cancelled this year.

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