RobKohr

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by RobKohr 5d ago
I think there is something like Parkinson's Law: "Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion." This is more like the engineering team scales to match your budget. It is why successful companies, when sta
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by RobKohr 7d ago
If it takes more than 20 min to review a pr, ask the dev to come on a call and explain what the code does.
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by RobKohr 1mo ago
I think the issue is we all have read a bit into a AI article before realizing it is one and realize foolishly that you have been reading drivel. The original prompts might have had something interesting to say, but it is so layered with fi
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by RobKohr 2mo ago
Funding research to create a deadly virus and becoming the nations head of the taskforce in fighting that virus and associated with the companies that made fortunes using a recently created poorly tested vaccine technology on the world to f
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by RobKohr 2mo ago
This site helps you track where they are https://deflock.org/
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by RobKohr 2mo ago
I made it about 15% through the article, but that is a about normal for the Atlantic. They generally get their point across and then rattle on for more time than I am interested in reading. Guess I'm part of the post literate world. I
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by RobKohr 2mo ago
AI loves to sell the words they are saying like a QVC salesperson with a knife set. It doesn't just cut cans, it cuts tomatos too. You would think you have to sharpen it, but you don't. Not just this, but that. Sounds nothing like
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by RobKohr 3mo ago
In the last 5 years so much of the legislative pressure is coming down to remove anonymous Internet access to save the children or protect us from some harm. In the end it is all being used to track and control us. "Those who would giv
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by RobKohr 3mo ago
So basically they get paid peanuts and are overworked and so no one wants to do it. Also seems like something AI could really cut into. You could have a master animator doing much of important thoughtful work and AI filling in the obvious a
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by RobKohr 3mo ago
It would make an interesting map generation algorithm that could feed the card data and specified map tiles into an image gen AI system that would have to take the map tiles and try to follow the rules.
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by RobKohr 4mo ago
By the protection of the host society. It the Amish were an independent nation they would be conquered.
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by RobKohr 4mo ago
Everywhere (reddit, YouTube, Spotify) need to have a button to flag and then flag as ai. Reddit really has it buried in multiple levels of menus. People are pretty darn good now at spotting ai. An alternative is just use ai to look at the c
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by RobKohr 4mo ago
Do you have water and ports on the roadmap. I'd love some boats :)
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by RobKohr 5mo ago
If you are looking to do some 3d in lua, try: https://lovr.org/
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by RobKohr 9mo ago
Or maybe no one with interesting thoughts on anything would invest anything in a nation where if post anything online that might be slightly controversial you might go to jail and not even have the protection of a jury to balance out the ov
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by RobKohr 10mo ago
I have been learning lua to do a VR game in lovr, so I'll probably use that to get sharper with it.
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by RobKohr 10mo ago
Underneath all of that mud there might be treasures. Adblocking is the brush you need
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by RobKohr 10mo ago
I look forward to a year or two from now when there will be dozens of pebble clones just rolling out of factories for the price of a midrange Casio watch. This along with valve's hardware announcement is quite a shot at all the entrech
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by RobKohr 10mo ago
Considering the upcoming release of Frame, a VR headset based on Linux, I feel this couldn't be a more untrue statement. The real truth is they moved out of the game development space and embraced the game platform space letting their
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by RobKohr 10mo ago
I like grok for noncoding stuff. I find it hasn't been tuned for "Safety" (meaning it isn't tuned much for political correctness). It also seems good at making images and stories up well. I run some choose your own adven
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by RobKohr 10mo ago
Awesome, thank you!
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by RobKohr 10mo ago
Facebook is a single website. Other websites can host it just fine. This is the same as blocking content on your own forum or comment section on your blog. Yes fb is huge, but still just a website, and one with fading popularity. Blocking i
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by RobKohr 10mo ago
I love finding new music. Looks like now I can go find some far away clubs and listen to their djs while doing some coding.
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by RobKohr 11mo ago
Large companies love regulation and red tape because it usually kills smaller competitors.
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by RobKohr 11mo ago
I use "Code Injector" extension which is available for firefox and chrome. You can add custom javascript and css to any page. I usually inspect the page, find the classes or ids of the elements I want to get rid of, and do a displ
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by RobKohr 11mo ago
ADC = Analog to digital converter Takes an analog signal from something like light or sound and convert it into a digital signal. Acronyms introduced in an article should be spelled out at least once please.
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by RobKohr 1y ago
"Federal funding typically covers 80% of bus purchases, with agencies responsible for the remainder." Well, there is your answer. The one making the purchase isn't the one primarily paying for the purchase. This makes them le
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by RobKohr 1y ago
I divested from s&p and completely switched to funds that avoid these companies... Basically non computer tech. When reality comes to the table it isn't going to be pleasant.
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by RobKohr 1y ago
I feel that the left and the right are tag teaming on this topic. Both sides want to track who says what on the internet for their own purposes.
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by RobKohr 1y ago
So, this cut out the least fit for work. One group heavily cut out would be those without work experience such as kids and other first entering the marketplace. Fast food is a stepping stone job, and if employeers have to pay more for labor

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