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by drawfloat 8mo ago
100% guarantee either Thailand or Singapore. Always the case with these types of posts.
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
My bad, they're writing words and calling APIs based on probabilities. They're still not conscious. Takeoff to what?
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
I feel like this is an artifact from the late 2010s when the talk was of removing the port completely from phones, where that was being touted alongside swapping speakers with haptic screen audio as a way to make them completely waterproof.
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
Was this written by the 1980s business guy from Futurama?
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
Takeoff to what? They’re just writing words, they’re not actually conscious. And we already have AI spam everywhere online.
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
And in the overwhelming majority of Europe they are unheard of.
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
We’ve seen many times that platforms can be popular and widely disliked at the same time. Facebook is a clear example. The difference there is it became hated after it was established and financially successful. If you need to turn free vis
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
They’re unheard of in Europe too, you’ve read too many internet comments and lost touch with reality.
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
But this isn’t wiggle room, it flat out doesn’t compile or run.
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
The happy path was functional.
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
I don't think it's really targeted at building apps, as far as I can tell its whole pitch has always been that that most websites are not apps and therefore most websites do not need a full JS framework like Next.js. They even say
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
I mean yeah they will have to show it if they’re buying booze, cigs, or getting a discounted travel ticket. But I don’t think that’s unreasonable, and “conditioning” feels overly dramatic. Would you rather there were no age checks?
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
I wish they would fix the bug that has plagued testing against Safari for larger applications since day 1: the silent memory restart. At the very least give an error indicating why the page just refreshed so users/testers can report it
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
The comment’s deleted now but that’s exactly what you stated. That’s likely why it’s deleted.
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
Drawing indecent photos of children with Photoshop is also illegal in lots of countries and any company creating them for profit would be liable.
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
This is such a poor understanding of what happened in Rotherham, not least of all nobody has ever claimed the UK government itself was the one running the trafficking ring, it borders on fantasy. I’m guessing from your spelling you’re not f
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by drawfloat 8mo ago
This is wrong, they did add proof of age checks.
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by drawfloat 9mo ago
I have this in iOS 16 so it’s not new (and not fixed it sounds like) sadly.
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by drawfloat 9mo ago
Snowden revealed PRISM meant the US government just had straight access to servers of major providers, so they didn’t need any of this. I would be shocked if the NSA hadn’t stepped up its data collection efforts in the last decade in secret
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by drawfloat 9mo ago
It's too much money for a non-profit that is failing by all possible metrics and is saying it is struggling for revenue.
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by drawfloat 9mo ago
This seems such a bizarre statement to make about Europeans, which isn’t…in anyway true? Europeans start working straight out of school, college, or university same as the US?
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by drawfloat 9mo ago
_In America_. Disney is meant to be a global company. If offensive videos happen this will backfire in many regions.
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by drawfloat 10mo ago
The UK ICO has nothing to do with the EU.
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by drawfloat 10mo ago
And then refers to it as almost perfect. Being unable to follow a basic command like that means it is “nearly usable” rather than “nearly perfect”.
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by drawfloat 10mo ago
If I ask a model to transcribe something exactly and it outputs an interpretation, that is an error and not a success.
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by drawfloat 11mo ago
I'd be careful going around advertising yourself publicly as banned for that, even if it's not true.
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by drawfloat 11mo ago
Aren’t most files used on an operating system day to day downloaded from the Internet? This feels like it completely kills that feature’s utility.
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by drawfloat 11mo ago
Use client and use server aren’t great, but the fact they had to be declared at the top of a file was at least clear. Starting to scatter magic strings throughout a code base feels like a real step back.
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by drawfloat 11mo ago
Requiring police to wear and use body cameras is judicial activism to achieve...?
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by drawfloat 11mo ago
There’s no evidence anything was false in the actual documentary.

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