Nition

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by Nition 4d ago
For what it's worth, I didn't get AI-written vibes from it, and Pangram also flags it as 100% human-written.
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by Nition 7d ago
You may recall though that whole problem with '42' as the answer was the lack of knowledge of the question. The Earth was created as an attempt to provide the question, but was unfortunately demolished to make way for a hyperspace
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by Nition 8d ago
This is fair criticism, I was being pretty harsh.
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by Nition 8d ago
Did anyone else notice that all the use cases they show here are "use ChatGPT Images to imagine all the things you'd like to have, but don't"? For some, they then show the thing being done, since just imagining it is a b
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by Nition 9d ago
Did it ever turn itself off after you made those settings changes?
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by Nition 10d ago
The article focuses on novels, but of course many things in life are like this. Learning an instrument for example. It also brought to my mind that famous quote from Ira Glass about creative work.[1] [1] https://www.goodreads.com
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by Nition 12d ago
This is the marrow of web design, in the same way that Thoreau went to seek the marrow of life. "I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life, to live so sturdily and Spartan-like as to put to rout all that was not life, t
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by Nition 12d ago
I know, but what I mean is, if he's the only one that even owns anything at .fraser.name now, then it'd be easy to just automatically give him all of .fraser.name when that happens, and then he can recreate his subdomains without
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by Nition 12d ago
fraser.name does not seem to be currently registered, so it seems they could automatically give him that name, and hence solve the problem entirely. But I wonder if there might be some competing names on the third level? Like, he's n
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The Last Interview(nition.momentstudio.co.nz)
2 points by Nition 13d ago|0 comments
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by Nition 13d ago
"Within a year" is a bit of an exaggeration but it's true that the pace of PC tech during the 90s was much, much faster than it is now. CPU power was doubling every two years, and today we're at roughly eight years. Add
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by Nition 14d ago
Remember though, there is no food cloud really, just other people's fridges.
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by Nition 14d ago
I feel it necessary to make a slight pedantic correction here, since we're officially defining it. It's Non-Player Character.
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by Nition 14d ago
It reminds me of an old series of blog posts by Eliezer Yudkowsky[1] where he talked about how there's "doing your best" which is often more like just doing what's expected of you, and then there's really trying,
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by Nition 14d ago
Yeah. It's a bit unfortunate that I seem to have the top comment in this thread now despite it probably being wrong, at least to some extent, but it's too late to edit it. I agree with your second point as well.
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by Nition 15d ago
Good point, "we have been continuously exfiltrating new data for over a year into our private database". I missed that line on first read.
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by Nition 15d ago
I mean, just because all your friends are jumping off a cliff...
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by Nition 15d ago
The thing that really gets me about this one is that surely you can easily just delete the data after you've verified someone? But instead they decided to keep 153,347,439 of them.
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by Nition 15d ago
They're the structural spine.
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by Nition 15d ago
Even if it's not quite technically the first MMO, Origin did also coin the term MMORPG themselves in order to describe Ultima Online to the press.
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by Nition 16d ago
I can also imagine that someone with a lot of practice might be significantly faster than some unskilled researchers. I also don't think it rules out it being something for a child. It's not so rare to do big projects for you kids
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by Nition 20d ago
Indeed. I hope something gets done.
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by Nition 21d ago
> Can you say what your use of it was? > Initially the annotation of biomedical literature but left academia for commercial use where we transitioned to arbitrage the market research and ephemeral task markets. It was essentially a re
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by Nition 21d ago
I'm under 6ft and have never been a CEO, so this appears to check out.
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by Nition 21d ago
> If we don't establish strict liability now, we're in for an era of stochastic crimes that go unpunished for anyone who is not rich or a large corporation. I very much agree with this - making AI companies explicitly responsib
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by Nition 21d ago
They don't even need funds if they're good at finding exploits. Plenty of idle devices around to run on.
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by Nition 21d ago
It's funny how so many of the Reddit bots - and actually the bots on X as well - are so bad at their job of looking real. When it's a short comment, they're so often using the "The real X is Y" format, or else &quot
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by Nition 22d ago
I had assumed that JPEG XL was for JPEGs that are Xtra Large, since that's what XL means on clothing and pretty much everywhere else. But apparently not: > 'The etymology of the name "XL" is as follows: JPEG has calle
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by Nition 25d ago
I'm confused by your point here. You seem to be saying it's a highpass in developing countries and also a highpass in developed countries?
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by Nition 25d ago
Although surely highpass filter would make more sense in the analogy here?

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