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bastloing
2y ago
Comments like these make me wish ycrapinator had a -100 downvote button.
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bastloing
2y ago
If anything it's easier now than ever to invest in stocks. Online trades, no commissions, and fractional shares. When I started I had to pay a broker to do the trades. And still against those odds somehow it worked.
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bastloing
2y ago
Everyone I know is doing well and looking forward to the next 4 years. Just look at the stock market, which anyone can invest in. I started back when I was making $4 an hour, now doing very well.
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bastloing
2y ago
Some articles are more opinion than fact, even though they might be presented as fact
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bastloing
2y ago
Since it's so easy to invent with AI there's no need for patents or copyrights anymore. The money isn't the idea anymore, it's the product.
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bastloing
2y ago
As AI takes hold it's obvious parents and copyrights will have to be revisited.
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bastloing
2y ago
Yeah they're pro AI and pro business. Sounds about right.
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bastloing
2y ago
My isp filters all incoming ipv6 traffic for me and lets my outgoing ipv6 out. What could possibly go wrong?
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bastloing
2y ago
I wish they would take action on collecting data
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bastloing
2y ago
I would think someday we can use AI to port the software. Maybe even use AI to design the cards.
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bastloing
2y ago
Nice! I've got a whole basement full of computer stuff from the late 1970s until a few years ago, probably time to put some of that stuff up on eBay!
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bastloing
2y ago
Bright kids, great support, can't wait to see what they can do with their careers! Bravo!
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bastloing
2y ago
There's no claim about it, it actually happened. Always amazed at companies that extort their customers because it might be too expensive to move off those products. I remember Computer Associates back in the 1980s and 1990s, that was
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bastloing
2y ago
What a great start, it's only going to get better from here!
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bastloing
2y ago
Takes more brain cells to handwrite. I'd be interested in brain activity of qwerty vs dvorak keyboards, now there's a study
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bastloing
2y ago
Once Facebook and tiktok got invented that was pretty much it for big new discoveries. Everybody now just posting crap and eating Cheetos.
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bastloing
2y ago
That's back during the evolution of the operating system, I remember getting CDs of DSL with our console switches. What a great time to be building out our massive server rooms! Lots of fun back then!
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bastloing
2y ago
Really enjoy honeycrisp apples with caramel or chocolate coating! Yummy!
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bastloing
2y ago
I'd actually leave it up to the owner. Some want their work removed, some don't care.
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bastloing
2y ago
Sometimes I read the headlines and then click on the story and the headline here doesn't match the story. Maybe it's Google translate losing the thought? But in this case they match exactly! Nice!
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bastloing
2y ago
Who would be forever grateful if openai removed all of The Intercept's content permanently and refused to crawl it in the future?
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bastloing
2y ago
Isn't this the same thing Google has been doing for years with their search engine? Only difference is Google keeps the data internal, whereas openai spits it out to you. But it's still scraped and stored in both cases.
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bastloing
2y ago
Gimp seems way to complicated still. I played around with krita, it's way better for what I do.
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bastloing
2y ago
Let the tracking, tracing, and data grabs begin again! Best thing ever, drop off the internet for a week. Great for mental health!
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bastloing
2y ago
We need that here. So many down votes and flagged comments because one person might be offended because they don't understand the other person's perspective. So they choose to silence, shadow ban, or outright ban. Shame on you!
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bastloing
2y ago
Even CNBC agrees with healthcare https://www.cnbc.com/2024/11/28/these-economists-say-ai-can-...
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bastloing
2y ago
AI will change everything. Especially disrupting pharma, Hollywood, law and lawyers, and medicine. Only question right now is who will win the race and be authoritative?
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bastloing
2y ago
Could be a poster frame or chapter frame or chapter marker
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bastloing
2y ago
Back in the day a sprite was a smaller 2d bitmap you'd superimpose on the screen. A key frame was a marker like this.
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bastloing
2y ago
You can print one with a 3d printer, they're on thingiverse. Sure to be a hit at parties!
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