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by zgluck 3y ago
(The app part is in watcom16/wingpt.)
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by zgluck 3y ago
They didn't cover this on TV news 6 hours ago. They do now.
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by zgluck 3y ago
It's because things are being systematically flagged. Like this comment within a few seconds. This started happening 6+ hours ago. There have been many (20+) posts about this. All of them silenced by means of aggressive flagging. I str
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by zgluck 3y ago
Yeah sure. (edit: haha, now this comment is flagged.. clown country)
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by zgluck 3y ago
There have been many, many posts about this for 5+ hours. All successfully flagged away from the front page by you know whom. Disgraceful. Ah: now this thread is flagged away from the front page. This site is a fucking joke.
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by zgluck 3y ago
Ah, sorry. (I edited my comment to remove that part.)
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by zgluck 3y ago
Mass-produce Wegovy/semaglutide now! With the urgency of the covid vaccine programs.
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by zgluck 3y ago
This needs boosting. I mean, there's actual underwater video of this thing that has been happening lately in e.g. Portugal.
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by zgluck 3y ago
I assume you're posting this because of the OceanGate Titan submarine? If that is the case, I disagree with the implicit premise. Many of the people on that list were just trying to something that hadn't been done before. That sho
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It’s High Time to Prepare for Russia’s Collapse (January 2023)(foreignpolicy.com)
19 points by zgluck 3y ago|4 comments
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by zgluck 3y ago
Warning: Season 6 kind of sucks. It's not remotely comparable to the early pre-Netflix series.
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by zgluck 3y ago
"With China leading the way in both AI innovation and regulation" Uh huh.
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by zgluck 3y ago
AR NFT it is, then.
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by zgluck 3y ago
My point here is that what Norman Nielsen deals with is "mass market user experience". This has been very clear for a very long time.
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by zgluck 3y ago
That is not the point here. Did you any point believe that you were experiencing a mass market user experience at those times?
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by zgluck 3y ago
While it was initially meant as user interface layer of sorts, I think, it's not really something that the typical user can be expected to know nowadays.
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by zgluck 3y ago
(I added a bit to the comment above, sorry) I think there's a clear difference between a command and a declaration. Prompts are declarative.
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by zgluck 3y ago
When you zoom out on the time scale it makes more sense. I think he's got a point. Both CLIs and GUIs are "command based". LLM prompts are more declarative. You describe what you want.
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by zgluck 3y ago
So are you the one who is flagging every single comment I make? This is not cool.
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by zgluck 3y ago
So a case of waving hands violently . Also: Your original claim was "People are going to buy and sell drugs, sex, & etc. It's better to have that out in the open where police can keep an eye on and discourage violence."
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by zgluck 3y ago
> Do you have any scientifically researched reason for this claim or is it just a hunch?
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by zgluck 3y ago
> It's better to have that out in the open where police can keep an eye on and discourage violence. I didn't see any police presence there. Do you have any scientifically researched reason for this claim or is it just a hunch?
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by zgluck 3y ago
Yes, and that was indeed the area I wandered into.
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by zgluck 3y ago
My first time in SF was when I attended JavaOne 2007, because Java was still kind of exciting back then. Did what I'm used to in new cities - walk in a random direction to find something interesting. Two minutes later I felt like I was
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by zgluck 3y ago
Makes me think of... In my experience, there are primarily two kinds of graphical designers. (I don't have direct experience working with font designers, but I imagine they are kind of similar.) 1. Those who are great at it. They also
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by zgluck 3y ago
Yeah, it was essentially the first subreddit. > Hence post two predicting the sub would not join the protest. Sorry I don't understand. "post two"?
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by zgluck 3y ago
Are you claiming that Reddit staff rather than r/programming mods did this? Why?
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by zgluck 3y ago
My country (Sweden) recently had a supreme court decision basically saying it's the banks' responsibility to safeguard the deposited money and making sure they're giving it out to the proper person and that's that. [Obvi
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by zgluck 3y ago
I think it's more like an omni-channel tsunami of fraud on all possible channels that has been gaining speed for a long time and appears to be increasing with an exponential growth rate. The worst frauds still happen over phone and inv
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by zgluck 3y ago
I agree. Good resources: https://books.google.com/books/newspapers https://books.google.com/books/magazines https://archive.org/details/texts?query=magazine&sort=-added...

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