lampiaio

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by lampiaio 12d ago
The thing is, it currently doesn't matter if AGI objectively concludes that a particular thing is or isn't copyright infringement, because the human arbiter who holds the last word might still disagree.
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by lampiaio 12d ago
humans when a machine better than them at spotting patterns appears:
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by lampiaio 20d ago
One thing I've always wanted to ask the aphantasia crowd: think of the Mona Lisa (or the Eiffel Tower). What happens?
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by lampiaio 3mo ago
I absolutely applaud you. I'll try running it on a PowerBook G3. About the emoji support: is it something that could work system-wide?
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by lampiaio 4mo ago
The article was interesting to read not necessarily as a generative spark but as a datapoint, a symptom of how effective, in the long run, the response from those who saw the internet as a threat was. Only someone who's lost the plot (
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by lampiaio 5mo ago
As someone who's been trying to do something VERY similar (port Mac OS 9 to the Nintendo Wii U), all I can say is I'm 1) absolutely impressed, and 2) absolutely encouraged, as my project keeps telling me "this is impossible&q
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MacinAI Local: Building a Model-Agnostic LLM Inference Engine for Mac OS 9(oldapplestuff.com)
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by lampiaio 10mo ago
Reminds me of a funny WWII story: Kenneth Arrow and his statisticians found that their long-range forecasts were no better than numbers pulled out of a hat. The forecasters agreed and asked their superiors to be relieved of this duty. The r
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by lampiaio 10mo ago
> scrolls down to read more > "subscribe" popup interrupts my reading > ctrl-w
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by lampiaio 11mo ago
Few things brighten my browsing day as much as a virtual ode to dithering.
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by lampiaio 1y ago
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by lampiaio 1y ago
No one cares about the aggregated sum you spent, and something tells me that instead of directly saying how much the average user was paid, the PR team chose to divulge the total amount because it sounds better (someone must have pat themse
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by lampiaio 1y ago
Honest advice: free yourself from that and live a happier life. And I don't mean it in an "ignorance is bliss" kind of way, on the contrary really. Otherwise, to be consistent, you'd need to - demand your salary be paid
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by lampiaio 1y ago
This sent me down a very interesting rabbit hole, thanks!
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by lampiaio 1y ago
You should watch Pontiac Moon! (Or maybe not, it's not that great of a movie) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110867/
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by lampiaio 1y ago
"Bart, remember .beat? It's back! In UTC form."
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by lampiaio 1y ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to display the samples at 100% in the article? Had to open the images in a new tab to fully appreciate the dithering.
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by lampiaio 2y ago
KDX's UI really was something else. I remember first learning about torrents from a KDX server that had a folder with instructions on "how to download Matrix Reloaded at full speed". Downloaded some suspicious "BitTorren
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by lampiaio 2y ago
Oh my, I used to do that too! There was always something interesting being released, even if just some point release for the odd application.
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by lampiaio 2y ago
Holy wow just yesterday I was toying with Travesty. I had no idea it existed back then and only found it recently when I went page by page through Macintosh Garden's whole database, so it's great to see someone mention it!
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by lampiaio 2y ago
Seeing new software being released for the classic Mac is freakin' awesome, please keep up the great work. I just wish Macintosh (either 68k or PowerPC) emulators improved a bit more, I no longer have a functioning machine and they&#x2
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by lampiaio 2y ago
Yes, there's been a serious issue recently reported. Apparently, it has triggered bureaucrats on the internet who can't acknowledge something innocuous that's never caused any problem for decades.
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by lampiaio 2y ago
This might be just a personal rant, but I hate, despise, abhor squircles. For some (irrational, I admit) reason, to me they are a visual reminder of all that went wrong in computing since the times the rounded rectangle was king. The vision
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by lampiaio 2y ago
Out of curiosity, how is MacRelix able to detect even under what emulator the system is running on?
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by lampiaio 2y ago
The mbin file can be opened with StuffIt Expander, it contains the installer application.
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by lampiaio 2y ago
> I would not want to be within the lightcone If someone were to find an exploit to run arbitrary code using the computational ultrastructure of the universe, I wouldn't be too sure if in-game restrictions could keep us safe, though
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by lampiaio 2y ago
Exactly. One simple example that I see all the time comes to mind: In English, "dozens of ____s" is a very common expression, particularly in news articles. In my local language, even though we do have a word for "dozen"
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by lampiaio 2y ago
I like the outlook you build through your observations, and I acknowledge the possible conclusion you arrive at as plausible. I do, however, put a heavier weight on your first point because I see what we have today in terms of image/vi
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by lampiaio 2y ago
Thank you for pointing that out, I want to reply to everyone here but I don't think I have it in me to fight this battle. It seems my initial message of "have we questioned ourselves what we'll do should the countermeasures f
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by lampiaio 2y ago
There's a saying in my local language that people usually say to someone who's going through a breakup or going through an unfair situation: "Accept it, it hurts less" . I'm not saying it makes the actual situation

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