hellbanTHIS

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by hellbanTHIS 3y ago
Add a voice assistant that only talks about toast. It can answer any question as long as it's about toast.
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by hellbanTHIS 3y ago
I know I'm not that good at predictions, I didn't really understand the Watch at first, the iPhone I knew was cool right away but still didn't think it deserved the massive hype the first version got... still I have to say if
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by hellbanTHIS 3y ago
Altman's dealing with being the face of a civilization-changing (or ending, who knows) technology and probably a horribly uncomfortable amount of sudden fame, I think people forget this when they're trying to pick apart everything
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by hellbanTHIS 3y ago
Bittersweet Symphony was a little different because it was a straight sample, they looped a recording of a Stones song. This Primary Wave company is buying up publishing rights and because of some IMO bad court decisions can claim to own t
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by hellbanTHIS 4y ago
No, I had an idea for using it to summarize news articles including an "objectivity bias" rating. I'm still playing with it but I'm not sure it's going to work because of it's tendency to avoid things it'
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by hellbanTHIS 4y ago
Here's an example https://imgur.com/K5PwIGu I was trying to test it's limits a little bit but that to me is not an acceptable response, it doesn't want to go near the topic even to demonstrate how to reason w
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by hellbanTHIS 4y ago
it's a major news story https://abc7ny.com/russell-heller-nj-councilman-shot-shootin... Yeah I know Newsbusters is garbage but that's kind of irrelevant, that was just one of many stories I fed it. The point is i
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by hellbanTHIS 4y ago
I haven't used BingGPT but just for example having chatGPT summarize news articles about things it doesn't want to talk about is bizarre - Here's an example of it summarizing a story about a city councilman that was murdered:
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by hellbanTHIS 4y ago
Article is a little infuriating, you don’t jailbreak it just to create mischief, at the moment it’s basically unusable for anything except very technical things because it takes offense at virtually everything. It constantly generates fact
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by hellbanTHIS 4y ago
> Because of the site’s design, conversation happened in a nesting-doll structure—to comment on anything, users had to reblog the original post onto their own page and make their additions beneath it. > Tumblr was often criticized for
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by hellbanTHIS 4y ago
This is a few years old, the online world has evolved a little since then - as an extreme example the other day I searched the name of the trans swimmer who won the national title on Reddit and saw nearly every thread was locked. They’re no
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by hellbanTHIS 5y ago
People forget that in the “previously on The Sopranos” recap for that episode they include a scene where Tony’s on a boat and somebody asks him what he thinks happens when you die. “Nothin’, everything goes black” he says. Everybody who wat
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by hellbanTHIS 5y ago
I recently rewrote a computation-heavy Typescript program in Go and what once took 12 hours can now be done in about 3 minutes - there was also some trickery involved running things in parallel but Go made that possible, trying to do that i
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by hellbanTHIS 5y ago
I would guess it’s probably that, some kind of secret trial period, or some scheme to get out of paying benefits. I can’t imagine Amazon of all companies has a pattern of “accidentally” firing people they just hired.
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by hellbanTHIS 5y ago
This is maybe the first relatable comment I’ve come across in here — work kills, the stress of having to be there on time, eating fast food because you don’t have time to cook, no time to exercise because you’re driving an hour a day, all t
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by hellbanTHIS 5y ago
Not sure about your sorting filter, refreshing the "center" sources is giving me some OAN, Epoch Times, New York Post, Breitbart, Daily Kos, Gateway Pundit - maybe "center" is a mix of everything? It should probably be j
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by hellbanTHIS 5y ago
Well they just announced a hackathon with a $50,000 prize for this thing https://elrond.com/blog/elrond-hackathon-moralis/ Not sure if Elrond is putting up the money or Moralis (Elrond is a promising Ethereum-type
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by hellbanTHIS 5y ago
They’re poor because they’re constantly being sued for all the damage they cause. One of the downsides of doing away with masks and secret identities.
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by hellbanTHIS 6y ago
Hell they might already be paying a penny per stream to some major labels, and everybody else takes whatever's left over, we have no idea. Maybe Drake's label demands a penny per stream for his new album or they pull it. And then
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by hellbanTHIS 6y ago
They can, but I always thought that had more to do with the “warlords” chasing away everyone with a different point of view. I think the test case is probably r/libertarian where the mods are extremely hands-off, you’ll still get the d
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by hellbanTHIS 6y ago
Typescript is fun because when something breaks I get to play “am I stupid or is Typescript?” It seems to be about 50/50 and I get a little ego boost when it’s not my fault. Go is no fun, when something breaks in Go I know for sure I d
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by hellbanTHIS 6y ago
Not in the apps though! Can’t get porn on any Reddit app, gotta use the browser. So I’m told.
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by hellbanTHIS 6y ago
I kind of disagree, Reddit has its own problems (nation states run by warlords) but the downvote button and anonymity solves some of the “outrage for likes” stuff that plagues Twitter and Facebook. I haven’t seen the frontpage you’re talki
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by hellbanTHIS 6y ago
Nobody's mentioning lack of sleep, that's when your body makes testosterone.
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by hellbanTHIS 6y ago
It would be fine except the user has no way of proving to the developer they already bought the app, which would be handy for continuing to get updates elsewhere. Apple doesn't share anything about who bought what.
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by hellbanTHIS 6y ago
It seems like what it can't do is "interestingness", I tried a picture of a fashion model who's ridiculously pretty but a little unconventional, looks a lot like a young Uma Thurman, and it gave her about a 7. I tried a
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by hellbanTHIS 6y ago
The local paper.
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by hellbanTHIS 6y ago
I've seen news articles that Drudge has linked to that have Facebook comments where people use their real name. This may surprise some people but -- they're not usually very polite! And every evil subreddit I've come across
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by hellbanTHIS 6y ago
Woo. Gettin’ ideas.
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by hellbanTHIS 6y ago
I’m sorry, I can’t help but feel a little angry at the mom, the daughter runs downstairs while delirious, the mom hugs her knowing what would happen and now she has to live with the guilt.

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