buttercraft

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by buttercraft 7d ago
This only works on a desktop? Is there any way to interact with it on a phone?
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by buttercraft 11d ago
That was exactly my experience, and I found it to be a little bit depressing.
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by buttercraft 14d ago
You might have a better point if the elected person hadn't made such a big show of following "mandates" from the voters. You can't have it both ways.
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by buttercraft 16d ago
There's also aye/nay but I don't think I've ever seen those in code
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by buttercraft 19d ago
There was a pride festival recently during which people were wearing rainbow clothing and waving flags. Do you think all of those people are part of an organization with leaders and "cells" or whatever? Or, maybe, they were all ju
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by buttercraft 1mo ago
> Why do you think that intelligence of a Turing-complete system trained on human data can be likened to a Russell's teapot? I don't? You are presenting opinions as if they are mine, but they are not.
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by buttercraft 1mo ago
I did not express my opinion or "worldview." I was simply responding to this: > exclude LLMs with CoT from the category of intelligent systems with certainty
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by buttercraft 1mo ago
The incident would not have happened without Flock misreading the small numbers in the middle of the plate as it tracked them around town.
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by buttercraft 1mo ago
The point is that you're asking someone to prove a negative.
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by buttercraft 1mo ago
"Flock’s AI tech wasn’t registering that non-standard little number when it began picking up the Range Rover around town" That sure sounds like an accuracy issue to me!
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by buttercraft 1mo ago
How do you know there's not a teapot orbiting the sun?
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by buttercraft 2mo ago
> someone points out wasteful expense This is the very thing under question in this thread! You have drawn a conclusion and are using your conclusion as an argument in a circular manner rather than engaging with what other people are arg
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by buttercraft 2mo ago
>> My thing is, how healthy are ecigs compared to real cigarettes really? > Use empiricism > Smokers or former smokers who switch to e-cigarettes may reduce their exposure to carcinogens and lower their risk of developing severe
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by buttercraft 2mo ago
That's true, ecigs introduce different types of risks: Wikipedia: "The recent rise in the use of electronic cigarettes, many forms of which are designed to be refilled with nicotine-containing "e-liquid" supplied in smal
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by buttercraft 2mo ago
Option A: nicotine. Option B: nicotine plus a lot of really bad stuff. You're seriously questioning which is better?
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by buttercraft 2mo ago
The poster up thread said people were being arrested for "mean tweets" and now you've moved it to "but those death threats weren't serious!" No, the original claim was dishonest bullshit.
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by buttercraft 2mo ago
> I don't care about the life history of the author to enjoy a good fiction. But the fiction is a product of the author's lived experiences. If the author had lived a different life, they would have written a different book. Or
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by buttercraft 5mo ago
Nah, even if you fail miserably, you'll still get a nice payout and retire comfortably. Hell, you can even commit crimes and the company will pay the fines for you!
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by buttercraft 7mo ago
They're not asking for IDs. The user simply has to declare their age. I'm not happy about any of this, but there is no "verification." It sure sounds like there's no liability if the user lies: "An operating sy
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by buttercraft 7mo ago
> moves when you try to move away the mouse over it They already did that. I sit down at my computer and try to activate the window I want to work in, and the "location" icon temporarily appears in the notification area which c
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by buttercraft 7mo ago
That is apparently false given this situation
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by buttercraft 7mo ago
In other words, understaffed agency goes for the low hanging fruit
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by buttercraft 7mo ago
While it's good to question what you read on the internet, you're making me realize how dire the situation really is. If someone targets you with AI, you can't even defend yourself without being accused of making it all up fo
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by buttercraft 8mo ago
This is in the context of not knowing the entity behind the application, and evaluating it on its merits alone. I'm not convinced that's a bad thing. Kindof like evaluating a resume without knowing the name or gender of the applic
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by buttercraft 8mo ago
Right, because zoning and state laws forbid those things.
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by buttercraft 8mo ago
I'm not sure. Cities are supposed to approve or deny applications based on whether they comply with zoning, codes, parking, water availability etc. They can't deny based on who or what the business is alone. A city near me is deal
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by buttercraft 8mo ago
I've been playing them for 35 years and I don't share your opinion at all.
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by buttercraft 8mo ago
> between a federal officer and a suspect The "suspect" being the person standing alone who was sent flying backwards whens an officer approached and shoved with both hands? Why was that justified? Was that an "arrest&quot
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by buttercraft 8mo ago
Notepad was basically the "Hello world" of win32 apps. A kid in highschool could have "maintained" it.
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by buttercraft 9mo ago
> mostly at the same time Mostly? If you can update A one week and B the next week with no breakage in between, that seems pretty independent.

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