korse

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by korse 2mo ago
>I'm quite influenced by Ed Zitron's reporting. And I'm also standing by my own idea that AI will run out of money and just be turned off due to the huge operational cost. I wish this were how things are going but Uber is
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by korse 2mo ago
You all are beating around the bush. Some people like anime girl personas better than 3d girls. It is somewhat similar to the whole furry thing on a few levels. This creates the demand for services/content which we are now discussing.
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by korse 2mo ago
This is a 'classic' and I don't know why this isn't higher up the list. I actually opened the comments just to post it if no one already had.
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by korse 2mo ago
irc doesn't have this problem
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by korse 2mo ago
I dunno, I've mostly lived in urban areas but I've always had record shops near to where I live. Sure, there are far less than there used to be, but the ones that made the cut appear to be on solid footing.
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by korse 2mo ago
Gibson's fiction created an aesthetic and I am pretty sure more people are now aware of the aesthetic than the fiction with gave rise to it.
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by korse 3mo ago
You are right. Basic economic theory says nothing about distribution of value, only about creation of the most value. I don't know why your comment is grey. But... perhaps these guys are playing a longer game? Reputation has value as w
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by korse 3mo ago
>Exaggerating a bit, I felt like my old self was dead and I just happened to somehow have inherited his memories. I had a small mental breakdown anticipating that this was going to happen while my wife was pregnant with our first. It did
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by korse 3mo ago
This doesn't make sense to me. Are you suggesting we reject the labels 'conservative' and 'liberal' due to their limited usefulness in describing reality and high potential to evoke emotional response? I wouldn&#x27
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by korse 3mo ago
This writer appears to overcomplicates conservative vs. liberal. Conservatives care about those closest to them and generally dislike disruptive change. Liberals care about those far away and embrace disruptive change for the sake of those
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by korse 3mo ago
I think the was already understood. Anyone remember the 'companion' in the show Firefly?
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by korse 4mo ago
This article doesn't make sense to me. The terminals are the *nix accessibility stack for all practical purposes and agents can use this interface just fine. What am I missing?
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by korse 4mo ago
>Yeah and we'd be better off. The modern world is quantifiably worse than the world we had even 10 years ago. That includes everything in software development and computer science. Rather than killing this comment, how about we disc
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by korse 5mo ago
It's just weight. If you remove the human scale constraint, you can use hydraulics and easily lock out all your joints with reasonable complexity and maintenance demands. If you're unfamiliar, just look up the history of electrohy
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by korse 5mo ago
Does anyone know of a non-slop summary of the same material? Despite the AI diagrams and symbols, the material is more than directionally accurate.
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by korse 5mo ago
Generally, they don't use them for anything. Kind of cyberpunk LARPing or something. They actually have a purpose, if you're in a role where you need to interface with a lot electro-mechanical stuff of varying vintage though. Basi
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by korse 5mo ago
The feedback needs to go away or this thing is just exacerbating the problem. Give a slop score if you must but then shut up and let the user interpret the result as they see fit. Slop is stopped by allowing unique quirks to flourish. Do yo
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by korse 6mo ago
Yepp.
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by korse 6mo ago
You can do this via html/css without breaking the functionality.
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by korse 6mo ago
This is excellent. Thank you! I've now added it to my website (after restyling the console a bit to make everything match)!
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by korse 8mo ago
What is really interesting is how many times this story has been posted previously without getting any traction? Why is this time different? The poster, current geopolitical/technical climate or...
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by korse 8mo ago
Sometimes a gui is helpful for things (such as monitoring) but you don't want to leave your terminal because it screws with your workflow.
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by korse 9mo ago
>Founders have to focus on signal over noise. People who are not founders focus on... whatever. This perspective seems extremely close minded, almost as if suggesting those who are not 'founders' (of silicon valley startups?) a
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by korse 9mo ago
This article doesn't relate to spam prevention as far as I can tell. The author is concerned that content which would be valuable to the 'tech-scene' by virtue of demonstrable ability to gain traction quickly is being suppres
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by korse 9mo ago
I think a whole lot of people forget that this is a discussion board run by a venture capital group. I agree with the post, but don't find it surprising. If you have problems with companies these guys are invested in, probably find a d
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by korse 9mo ago
They aren't faster in the cases I know of. As an example, the Isle of Man TT Zero was discontinued partially because 2008 predictions of electric bikes reaching parity with gas by 2025 didn't pan out. Even for small stuff, a minib
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by korse 10mo ago
EUCs are self-balancing. They also can have amazing suspension and an excellent performance envelope.
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by korse 10mo ago
Why does this not have 1200+ points? Sometimes people need to be reminded of the fundamentals!
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by korse 10mo ago
>most people are not influencers. Perhaps, but many are. They just don't have much reach or don't use a digital platform.
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by korse 10mo ago
Trace buster buster buster

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