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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Minecraft is procedurally generated slop, yet it's insanely popular.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Onion protocol.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
‘No,’ Says God https://theonion.com/god-answers-prayers-of-paralyzed-little...
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
CloudFlare has the actual IP address that viewed the image. Which means some powerful (or rich enough) actors can get it. This is very very bad.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
You're really misrepresenting what's happening. It's not "president says". President issues an executive order. Which is a very specific constitutional legal procedure with its own rules. It cannot contradict the Co
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
No, if you're lonely and don't want to be, that's your story. If you don't actively try to solve your loneliness, you will, very likely, remain lonely.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
If you want to meet lots of people, start meeting them. Meetups, volunteering, sports, hobbies. So many opportunities.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
> but the same arguments also apply to Instagram/Twitter/Whatever. No, they do not. These are US products, not the foreign communist party psyops project.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
We've seen exponential improvements in LLM's coding abilities. Went from almost useless to somewhat useful in like two years. Claude 3.5 is not bad really. I wanted to do a side project that has been on my mind for a few years, an
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
A lot more Palestinians learned not to attack Israel though. If they try October 7 style attack again, Gaza will be wiped out.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
No. Booking.com, Priceline are owned by Booking holding Expedia, Kayak are owned by Expedia Group TripAdvisor is owned by Liberty Media Airbnb is private.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
There's no such thing as "overcharging". Market pays whatever market is willing to pay. These sites can charge a million dollars per booking if they want, as long as there's a person willing to pay. This isn't some
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
No, not "so is X". You can find only a few examples from months ago. While BS censorship is constant and vast. Your attempt at gaslighting is pathetic.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
One-lane road in a city means any car can block the whole road. So if an ambulance needs this road to save you, you're out of luck.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
It won't. BlueSky is heavily censored.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
"only a 34% improvement" - listen to yourself, man. It's amazing we still get significant improvements in every generation.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Who drives at 18 mph around the city? I am yet to see a city like that. And even if you did, there are other drivers that can crash into you at much higher speeds.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
MIDI isn't enough. I want MIDI + filters, plus separate voice and custom sounds tracks.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Your first sentence is self-contradictory. They are making money from their stock photos/images/videos. By charging fees for usage.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
SF has public transport. Here's the map: https://www.iliveinthebayarea.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12...
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
That will soon stop. When training is relatively cheap, many actors can do it. When training requires a $100B data center, there are only a few companies in the world that can afford that.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Just because it's listed at $500, doesn't mean someone will pay that.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
There are benchmarks that humans score close to zero on average and the top LLM scores 25%. https://epoch.ai/frontiermath/the-benchmark
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
How do you mix a culture that throws gays people off roofs with a culture that celebrates gay people? To me it's pretty obvious not all cultures are good to mix with.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
No. The estimated number of galaxies in the observable universe is between 200 billion and 2 trillion. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaxy The number of stars in our galaxy is estimated between 100 and 400 billion. h
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
They have no way to enforce it.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
You wrote "back" instead of "bag".
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
DeepSeek was trained for a fraction of the cost compared to OpenAI/Anthropic models. If they were given comparable resources, I imagine their model would outperform everything on the market by a wide margin.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
It's Bidenomics.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
That only works for public pages. It can't summarize some attachment to your email, for example.

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