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by erelong 3d ago
If so, it sounds like a fix is relatively easy List the things you want people to know and they can use AI to learn them
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by erelong 7d ago
idk if this was even part of the conversation tbh The question was if they could remain secure Also I saw people suggest rc cars as an alternative to autonomous vehicles which... is another consideration entirely as well
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by erelong 7d ago
interesting design, would like a phone that opens up with a touch-typeable keyboard / nub mouse (to be like a pocket laptop / umpc)
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by erelong 7d ago
> I had held a very different view of AI: that it was basically a stochastic parrot imo it's been not like that for a few years now (alternatively, stochastic parrots' abilities have been underestimated)
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by erelong 7d ago
I wonder how many of these "insig figs" are out in the wild just taking up unnecessary hard drive space
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by erelong 7d ago
No, but I've seen top men and women records and the women aren't far behind so women's abilities may be underestimated while men generally still have a little more edge to them
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by erelong 8d ago
The rush towards potential destruction doesn't really surprise me The U.S. has legal weapons that can lead to many harms but people still want the 2nd Amendment to exist Nuclear technology was developed in the past and that could have
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by erelong 9d ago
> Automation has been good I think the only main critique that comes to mind is the primitivists, who argue that automation has massively destroyed our freedom and psychologically destabilized us (among other things); you really can&#x27
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by erelong 11d ago
I thought of doing this in a kind of Lisp as it's been said to be like latin by analogy (PG?) Didn't get around to it though as it would be another layer to go through when coding as I thought you'd have to translate the lati
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by erelong 14d ago
I'm surprised FOSS / public domain games don't get more attention and development Especially now with AI it should be possible to create more open source alternatives to bigger games I'm kind of surprised there isn'
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by erelong 17d ago
Might have changed their attitude since then as they posted in 2022 about a DIY guide on making a bike generator: https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2022/03/how-to-build-a-pra...
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by erelong 22d ago
So presumably existing approaches to addiction management could be used by those who feel prone to getting stuck in an addiction loop using AI tools? Anyone found anything that works well for them if they have felt AI to have an "addic
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by erelong 25d ago
Sounds like the lawyer's spinning what any successful business does with trying to acquire customers and serve their needs as though they were dealing drugs (granted, the line can be blurry between things that are simply enjoyable vers
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by erelong 26d ago
Lots of moving parts on this discussion and wise / smart people have probably all weighed in without solving the problem necessarily I'll suggest that maybe "biologically" speaking, intelligence makes smart people seek o
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by erelong 26d ago
Noting again that postmarketos exists and works on some kobos (and potentially could be ported to more?)
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by erelong 27d ago
Actually tbh AI outputs can be pretty good and I have been surprised to see a lack of copy / pastes of them in the format of: Unique human prompt + AI output which is useful and does a good job expanding on the prompt topic and which w
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by erelong 1mo ago
They do seem to have done a "better" job of marketing But are disappointing like Apple for being a "closed" ecosystem
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by erelong 1mo ago
Knowledge as "justified true belief", skepticism go brrrr, etc.
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by erelong 1mo ago
Or rather essentially tangible benefits for the average person
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by erelong 1mo ago
There was a (stalled) recent attempt: https://blog.plan28.org/?m=1
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by erelong 1mo ago
I'm not keeping up well, I open tabs and get to random ones and then either bookmark or close them when too many to read accumulate Tried getting AI summaries of pages - besides those that seem to demand deeper dives You could open a f
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by erelong 1mo ago
Exactly, so otherwise assuming the title is correct (absent the crime of illegal entry), it would seemingly be incorrect when factoring in illegal entry crimes
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by erelong 1mo ago
it's kind of like people talking about what makes a business successful: the idea or putting it in to practice some say ideas a "a dime a dozen"; the prevailing message that "code was never the hard part" is kind of
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by erelong 1mo ago
Sounds like a grift on a convenient scapegoat
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by erelong 1mo ago
I've been circling this insight for a bit previously, leading me to a convo with AI about how we are now approaching more of a spec - no, prompt - no, context - no, [insert newest paradigm] driven design approach The point being more t
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by erelong 1mo ago
what does HN think are the better alternatives to cold contact? businesses obviously keep doing unsolicited telemarketing calls because it works to some extent
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by erelong 1mo ago
btw you can install "a whole postmarketos" on some kobos
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by erelong 1mo ago
Is there something that already runs like this on android / linux ( / windows)? (ollama or something?) Or could this be ported to work on other such platforms? edit: AI mentions a "BigMoeonEdge" project
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by erelong 1mo ago
Sounds more like a complicated subscription or renting scheme than ownership
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by erelong 1mo ago
And then there's people that use the AI-generated images to intentionally drive away the people that don't like the pics and AI so as to cultivate a reader base of like-minded people who are ok with using AI

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