dombiscoff

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by dombiscoff 13d ago
What I found interesting was that he adapted and shifted to a very unconventional strategy of play, opposed to the AI who primarily seems to play high probability moves. Does this not demonstrate the human edge against AI in novel / un
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by dombiscoff 13d ago
Semantically you wouldn't, because they require their specific run-times. The difference is that those run-times are built to work natively on Linux (and often are enmeshed within its distributions), whereas any software requiring WINE
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by dombiscoff 26d ago
Wouldn't this only check their social and health related abilities?
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by dombiscoff 26d ago
99% of the replies here speak from the point of view that they are of the intelligent group. Hmmm, either hacker news is some sort of naturally forming mensa community or there's a lot of ego being put on display here.
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by dombiscoff 26d ago
Art is information, always.
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by dombiscoff 26d ago
I think he just enjoys terminal styling, man.
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by dombiscoff 26d ago
I think the line of reasoning that a method should provide as much accessibility as possible to not alienate real humans is a good one. You use 'have to' as if there aren't better solutions that could be invented, but such wi
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by dombiscoff 27d ago
Quite frankly I don't understand why the cat and mouse argument here is meant to serve as a shutdown for anti-AI methods. Whole industries entirely exist in a cat and mouse state (cybersecurity, anti-cheat, etc) and no one in those ind
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by dombiscoff 1mo ago
A lot of people are saying to stop using facebook as if its such a simple, catch-all answer. For a lot of people, and a lot of countries, facebook (whatsapp, too) is still the primary(only) way of communication. If not with your friends, th
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by dombiscoff 2mo ago
Says you, wouldn't historians find this interesting? The medici family is a prominent part of Italian history. But again, think of the vulture capital!
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by dombiscoff 2mo ago
All the better for it. Although I apologise if my wording came off as 'bad faith.'
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by dombiscoff 2mo ago
I too am astounded by humanities desire to know things without a monetary benefit. Don't they understand the money spent on this could've gone to a vulture capital?
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by dombiscoff 2mo ago
I ask you to question why those 'avid readers' are looking for a shortcut to increase their volume rather than a shortcut to increase their comprehension. Looking at this users are comments, his desire is simply to increase the ta
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by dombiscoff 2mo ago
You're right, I agree.
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by dombiscoff 2mo ago
What do you read?
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by dombiscoff 2mo ago
Sounds like a pointless endeavour to me. This infinite efficiency quest for speed reading is chief pursued by those who don't read regularly, and so don't understand that ones comprehension comes from the pauses, the page turns, a
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by dombiscoff 4mo ago
It just wouldn't
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by dombiscoff 4mo ago
This sounds like a terrible idea. Why not just have a simulated fashion shoot of yourself rather than requiring a database of the entire populations likeness to find your doppelganger? Very dystopian
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by dombiscoff 5mo ago
very lucid idea for a book, though the ai generated cover doesn't inspire much confidence in me.
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by dombiscoff 5mo ago
Depends on the countries water quality. Some countries don't have water good for drinking, and others have poor taste which many are put off by. That being said, many EU airports do have water refill machines. Germanys airports for ex
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by dombiscoff 5mo ago
Why is this here? Extreme clickbait for those without tech literacy