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by _puk 8d ago
I was writing a long reply about how even meat bags have amassed enough money and power to rival elected governments. I don't think it's beyond the realm of possibility to think an AI could do that. Couple that with mass unemploym
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by _puk 8d ago
It's the bobiverse by Dennis E Taylor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dennis_E._Taylor
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by _puk 9d ago
Similar boat - Panasonic glass fronted TV. Circa 2013. None of the smart works anymore. 1080p, but the picture far outstrips most other TVs I've owned to this day. I have zero plans to change it, and it's usefulness has outlasted
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by _puk 11d ago
It's just a bunch of grapes. If there's more than enough grapes for everyone and one person takes more than their fair share, then, on the whole, it's fine. There's enough to go round. If everyone tries to take more than
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by _puk 14d ago
Red eyes and a tattoo?
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by _puk 14d ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49538267
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by _puk 14d ago
Lol, I'm fully expecting in 6 months time: "A bug in our portal had the setting for training inverted. This means that when you expected us not to be training on your data, we actually were. We know this adversely impacts the trus
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by _puk 15d ago
Ironically, having never been flagged - I've just restarted Claude Desktop and it's flagged a conversation that has already been completed. In a long session pulling data from all over the place it created a pretty PDF. "crea
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by _puk 15d ago
Theory? Given they have now moved into "science" I'd say it's a given
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by _puk 17d ago
The failing was the one and done nature of it all. The vote should have been, should we entertain this idea? If yes, a second referendum on what Leave actually means when it comes to the final decision point. Y'know the same way that a
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by _puk 17d ago
Not to make everything about AI, but.. The current analogy I am using when vibe coding is it's like defragging a hard drive in terms of time wasted. Years of sitting there as the bar crept closer to 99 in the vain hope I could turn the
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by _puk 18d ago
What makes an amazing coffee? That's a truly dialled in experience based on many iterations and fine control of input factors. That's the parallel I'm envisaging. Robo pizza doesn't need to mean 30 second pizza. Just a p
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by _puk 19d ago
These comments about brains zaps is the first time I've heard confirmation from what I've experienced. I've had them every time I've started or stopped a *pine antidepressant. Like, something rolls off the counter and my
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by _puk 19d ago
So, the "it'll get better" is the robot pizza learning. There's no reason it won't improve because we know that there is actually a world in which amazing pizzas exist. Teleporters seems a rather random comparison f
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by _puk 20d ago
If there's financial incentive for it to, why wouldn't it?
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by _puk 24d ago
> wont accept clear straightforward plain language explanation of what others want From experience this feels to me like a very NT thing to say (apologies if you're not NT, no context to determine either way) - it comes across as wr
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by _puk 25d ago
Maybe. But this site was last updated in 2002. A different world.
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by _puk 25d ago
Authorization for sub-entities is what is needed. Having to define what an agent can do when it identifies on my behalf is cumbersome, especially when you start to get specialised agents. Pattern based would be too easy for AI to game, but
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by _puk 26d ago
I did quite the opposite. Ignored all the sage advice, lived a rather tumultuous life, but lived it fast. Diagnosed ADHD at 45 was a bit of an aha moment! So I'm stuck on the treadmill for quite a few years yet. Envious of where you&#x
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by _puk 26d ago
A bit of financial acumen goes a long way over the long term. Anything that compounds is better off started early. It's not about the money at the high level, but relative comfort frees you up to be your best self. Or so I'm told.
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by _puk 26d ago
What's the stance on Astro? That still overkill? I find it decently fast out the box and possible to manage as it grows.
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by _puk 27d ago
It told me to correct a spelling mistake in some content I was sanity checking earlier.. It was British English.
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by _puk 1mo ago
The muscles came back over time. She had a droopy face that side for probably a year. But eventually you couldn't notice
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by _puk 1mo ago
I didn't invent IoT. But in 2001 I independently proposed building something we'd now immediately recognise as IoT, and my lecturer dismissed it as simplistic and pointless for my dissertation.. Academia is only as good as the peo
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by _puk 1mo ago
It is also a fantastic carbon sink. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/02/21/headway/peat-... "Although peatlands make up just 3 percent of land on Earth, they store twice as much carbon
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by _puk 1mo ago
I think you're being a bit strong with the "So be wary of the grass, not the woods" In the trees they drop down on you from above. Had them do that many times. The general consensus is to wear a hat when mushrooming in the pl
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by _puk 1mo ago
Yep. About 20 years ago my gran got to the facial palsy stage of Lyme's before it was even considered and diagnosed by a visiting locum doctor who'd grown up in another country. Antibiotics were given, her face recovered (albeit s
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by _puk 1mo ago
But you bought the car
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by _puk 1mo ago
By coordinate/ UIAutomator I'm assuming you mean the likes of scrcpy[0]? Would be great if you have a way to do it programmatically. https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
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by _puk 1mo ago
Surely the toggle is "system setting is what I want" or the inverse? That's a CSS @media not

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