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by ksaj 22d ago
In the 80's there was a relatively famous Canadian comedy duo that did a song called Dolly Parton's T*ts. Definitely there was an obsession with them. I still remember David Letterman joking with her about them, too.
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by ksaj 2mo ago
I would go one step further with "Name and describe a few candidates that conform to this recommendation" and watch it enthusiastically hallucinate candidates. I believe it'll get there one day. But it's pretty clear we&
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by ksaj 2mo ago
Does that mean you don't even review it to see if it at least matches your expectations?
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by ksaj 2mo ago
Exactly. I think of a Meta-like hole that you shout into, and no response comes back. Even for insurance claims. It's inherent to the technology. Google and every other big corp is like that online, too.
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by ksaj 2mo ago
I have a theory that Trump not only boycotted the dinners for a few years because he's so fragile about things said about him, but mainly because he is self conscious about this: He has no idea how to make or interpret a joke. That&#x2
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by ksaj 2mo ago
No. But if I had to, then I want to go a bit further back to pre-commercial constant tracking. As long as I get to take a modern LCD monitor with me.
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by ksaj 2mo ago
Agreed. If the content isn't really designed for the wide world, the www hostname seems to be self-defeating, or at least describing the wrong thing.
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by ksaj 2mo ago
Funny thing is, if you ask ChatGPT this very question, it'll give you a lot of examples.
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by ksaj 2mo ago
Why do you call a news aggregator an OS? Just wondering. It seems like an odd thing to call an OS.
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by ksaj 3mo ago
Confirmation bias. Simply repeating does the trick. The interesting part isn't that this error comes up. It's that it very often decides "weird" means "pornographic" and starts to generate such an image before
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by ksaj 3mo ago
Donald Trump is one who also believes this. Apparently he believes you only have so many heartbeats, and so you should avoid increasing your pulse.
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by ksaj 3mo ago
That's interesting. I got an error, "We’re so sorry, but the image we created may violate our guardrails around nudity, sexuality, or erotic content. If you think we got it wrong, please retry or edit your prompt." that makes
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by ksaj 3mo ago
Trump's agreement: Promise not to use how USA accidentally taught you to (successfully) fight back.
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by ksaj 3mo ago
I got this same response for a couple different searches today. Maybe it's a model update. It is clearly trying to answer like a chat bot right off the start. A better result would perhaps be a definition for nvm, since that's the
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by ksaj 3mo ago
I wonder if the scammers have been doing this already. Remember when you could buy naming rights to a star, or acreage on the moon? Elon selling lots on Mars might not feel far fetched to at least one demographic he already caters to.
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by ksaj 4mo ago
Only if you think AI is going to be analyzing and approving the papers for publish. I suppose AI will eventually stop bullshitting (some people call it hallucinating, but really, that's a completely different thing), and we might start
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by ksaj 4mo ago
I use Phone Link so I can conduct text messaging from my laptop. Any time I'm away from home and have to use the screen, even with Swype, I'm reminded of how much better the keyboard is for getting your thoughts out without a gazi
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by ksaj 4mo ago
I remember when people talking on their cell phones through ear buds "looked crazy." Now a room full of those same people whispering is gonna be less obnoxious, but feel like you wandered into a bizarre ritual. Mindless entranceme
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by ksaj 4mo ago
I'm surprised there are zero reports from Canada.
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by ksaj 4mo ago
Interesting. I would make the results colour coded to remind the user what they chose. Especially since the nature of some questions is such that a user's opinion could ebb and flow depending on external events of the moment. Since spe
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by ksaj 4mo ago
I absolutely love going to the beach. White noise masks the tinnitus so well I can't even hear it when I self-test. It's the only time I truly get a break from the sizzling and squealing. True, it isn't likely going to go awa
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by ksaj 4mo ago
Yes, it totally can. I have severe tinnitus. First, I had a minor variant for many years. But what I didn't realize is that I was slowly losing my hearing in one side. Then I had surgery (tympanomastoidectomy) to remove the cyst that g
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by ksaj 4mo ago
Nice. With the cost of components right now, it sometimes feels like Raspberry Pi dev is at a standstill. This looks like a productive gadget that still flies in under the price radar.
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by ksaj 4mo ago
I was remarking a few days ago that I remember just a small number of years ago when I would use an app on my cell phone and with some luck, catch a glimpse of a passing satellite (especially Iridium flares). Now there are so many satellite
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by ksaj 4mo ago
This reminds me of reports many years ago about playing (classical) music for plants to spur them on a little. This makes me wonder if they sense the movement of the music and confuse it for rain.
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by ksaj 4mo ago
Are you writing the lyrics? Using AI? Both?
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by ksaj 4mo ago
It's a "joke" spam ad for another website, and nothing to do with AI. Probably doesn't make for a very good HN post.
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by ksaj 4mo ago
On most social networks, each post is met with flame bait and off-hand cynicism. Even the most benign post is dragged down with comments about how stupid/boring/etc the poster is. Why people insist on being so unpleasant, I'l
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by ksaj 5mo ago
They used to say this exactly about databases. Small companies usually only need a spreadsheet.
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by ksaj 5mo ago
Here is a link with info about the Canadian coin. It was pretty big in the news when the mint first presented it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Maple_Leaf This isn't an area of competition I thought I'd

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