i2cmaster

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by i2cmaster 3y ago
I've started using Microsoft's TROCR (another transformer OCR model) to read the cursive in my pocket journal (I have a habit of writing programs there first while I'm out and then typing them in manually, I just focus better
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
Software has also improved. Micropython is surprisingly good even on micro controllers.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
The only "big tech bad" law that really makes sense would be making non-free software illegal.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
Nah I don't want them involved.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
At this point I'd rather die in my house. So much of it is obviously crap and it's so inconvenient and expensive I'd rather avoid doctors altogether.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
I managed to log into the mail account I had when I set up gmail. Their AI arbitrarily decided that still wasn't good enough and that was the end of the gmail account I had since I was 13 (yes, I got one of the early invites.) I'm
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
IMO: HAMs will likely be more helpful than these will. This is more of the result of professional confusion/processes etc.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
I'm on the "please obstruct it" side and thought this was funny. Let's laugh together instead of silencing each other.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
A lot of important people where I work (something important you're probably using right now) were recently issued these as well.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
The justification for these things is that the oxygen is being converted to CO2 faster than CO2 is being reduced back to oxygen. So if you capture CO2 at a high rate eventually this would lead to you capturing all of the oxygen.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
Is there a reason you can't just use the normal OS package repo like everyone else?
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
This only makes sense if you think of people as fungible. Also one of the main drivers of the low birth rate in the US is the housing/land shortage. Recovery depends on the population shrinking.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
I actually do use a lot of XT/Motif apps. Mostly because of the lower latency but also they weren't infected with whatever brain damage generated the gtk3 design language.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
I don't see how these are improvements over algae bioreactors. Capturing the CO2 without reducing it will lead to less oxygen in the atmosphere as well. Also at least with bioreactors you get useful products/energy. This just gene
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
I highly doubt the majority of Linux users have Steam installed, especially the kinds that don't tolerate Nvidia's drivers.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
Humans tend to communicate/write software in what are really sub languages. Often these sub languages are not recursive.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
OpenBSD always seems to have the sanity you would normally expect from GNU/Linux. I already run their WM, I might switch entirely to their OS.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
Steam is going to be heavily skewed Nvidia since many games either need it or run poorly without it. Gamers seem to tolerate an otherwise nearly unusable computer for Nvidia graphics acceleration where most users won't.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
I notice it I just don't care at all. Latency is a much bigger deal to me and it may not be technically part of Wayland or the widget toolkits used by compatible apps but it is consistently a problem.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
I used plan9 extensively (Almost all my machines including my mail server and primary desktop) before I went to college. That doesn't mean its ready for most people to use.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
Yeah. It won't matter. Self hosting powerful models has become trivially easy. Training them is quickly becoming similarly easy. You're just about in a situation where stopping widespread use of AI requires confiscation/monit
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
For a long time I renewed my domain name with crypto because my bank's anti-fraud system got hung up on it for some reason (it does that with crypto too but buying more crypto is less time sensitive.) I used it when originally trying j
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
Meh. Webassembly has polyfills. I think an incremental approach wouldn't be as hard as people make it out to be but someone does have to sit down and do it.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
Brevity will be valued once again.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
I think making that distinction is the same mistake you were pointing out.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
Next people will have GPT4 summarize their mailbox. Ten years from now it will all just be robots mailing each other and no one will understand why things keep breaking.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
We got democracy from Britain, Rome, and Greece. All of these places had what were essentially dictators from time to time, often to overcome crises. Yes some of them were bad, but the illusion of consent democratic governments can create i
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
I grew up in a place like that. I hated it, went to college, got a job, and now I wish I had never left.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
The problem is the adversarial relationships between the user, OS vendor, and app developers. No technical solution can fix this, the situation is absolutely doomed to continue being an insecure, borderline unusable mess.
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by i2cmaster 3y ago
I wait for someone to drag me along on theirs because there are always deadlines and the idea of asking for time off fills me with dread.

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