onaclov2000

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by onaclov2000 6d ago
I've been wanting to get little baggies and put each cable in a different baggie, then have them on a hanging rack thing imagine like at the store when you want to buy a cable, something like that, I suppose sometimes they're on a
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by onaclov2000 20d ago
Being facetious of course, but didn't AI create their own reddit/chat rooms, what's stopping AI CEOs from "running into" other AI CEOs in other places?
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by onaclov2000 20d ago
Dumb idea, but I wonder if the underlying os can see who is asking questions like do you have root, And if an app has no need to know, it just plays dumb and responds...of course not. It's a bit of a chicken and egg problem, in that if
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by onaclov2000 2mo ago
Neat game! I enjoyed it!
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by onaclov2000 2mo ago
We never ask the question why, it's always. Why not!
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by onaclov2000 2mo ago
Ok hear me out, if the cost to advertise is low enough, and you can target an audience of 1, could you basically just make ads for yourself that are not really ads? And it's cheaper than a subscription? Sorry randomly thinking out lou
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by onaclov2000 2mo ago
I've not used it excessively on webpages, the ones I have, I start reading then change my mind and decide to listen, but haven't observed the emoji issue. Then again, maybe I tend to skip over listening to AI generated (or at leas
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by onaclov2000 2mo ago
I've been very happy with @voice aloud on Android to convert a page, (but most often for me) a PDF into spoken audio, sometimes I'll watch it auto scroll what it's converted. It's robotic but I've gotten so used to
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by onaclov2000 2mo ago
I'll be honest, while it's possible the article is genuine,at some point I felt/realized it seemed like an ad for the book, and made the story feel like it was not genuine and more like a contrived example of why the book is
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by onaclov2000 2mo ago
I have been half wondering if it gets bad enough will people be willing to support nuclear power again.
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by onaclov2000 2mo ago
That makes some sense to me, I think for some reason my brain assumed they were like actively controlling the PC to download things other than updates, (and low key assumed part of this update was supposed to be for software on the monitor
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by onaclov2000 2mo ago
But this assumes you plug in USBC .... Right? HDMI and display port can't....install over right?
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by onaclov2000 3mo ago
That's fair, I am typically typing stuff up on mobile, I rarely visit the site on desktop, and while I agree that those scenarios exist I wonder the frequency, dunno, AI identification is getting harder all the time :)
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by onaclov2000 3mo ago
I don't use AI to post to my blog nor am I selling things, they exist...I think, dunno, as I find interesting blogs that seem readable I just add them to a list of sites I occasionally hit if I get bored of hacker news front page (and
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by onaclov2000 3mo ago
That's a good point I hadn't thought of. Large scale "projects" like that are much easier sans humanoids.
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by onaclov2000 3mo ago
Interesting side thought, dunno if it would give any real indication, but I assume the difference between pasting a bunch of text vs typing each character would seem like a potential indicator (for now) whether someone might have used AI
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by onaclov2000 3mo ago
This may be slightly off topic :). But I think I see this happen in other places beyond just housing, and maybe the timeline varies, but at the end of the day, company X puts a bunch of money into building an attractive place to attract con
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by onaclov2000 3mo ago
I've thought about aspects of this off and on for a while, so it was a good read, I grew up making lefse with my mom, it's a big nostalgia hit for me, but my siblings don't make it, it's time consuming and sometimes I do
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by onaclov2000 8mo ago
I mistakenly read this as training a trillion parameter model would be funny...at least I chuckled
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by onaclov2000 8mo ago
I think that as communities spread (as with increased joining of online communities) we lost much in our local communities, this feels to me like a sort of extension of that, it's a community of one (well kinda, it's a sum of comm
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by onaclov2000 8mo ago
Somewhat related I suppose, for reasons I am often in a situation where I can use matplotlib and make a plot then save it and then SCP it locally to view it. I got tired of that and started making command line plots so I can see the stuff I
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by onaclov2000 9mo ago
Definitely interesting, I don't see an obvious comment on hardware requirements, do you know what those are? I've played around with OSRM, and Nominatim, etc, but had to do some trickery to run on a raspberry pi. (For anyone inter
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Why computers aren't a viable business future 2015(blog.onaclovtech.com)
2 points by onaclov2000 11y ago|0 comments
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by onaclov2000 11y ago
I will say that after my discrete math class we really only talked about how to write a proof, and well, it really didn't help for me. (I think we were supposed to get further into stuff, but well, the class wasn't paced well, new
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by onaclov2000 11y ago
I read the same thing, sooo i put em in, they might work for an hour they might work for 10 mins.... great
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by onaclov2000 11y ago
I like it, I'm taking the AI for Robotics class on Udacity, and I have a chromebook as my primary machine, I'm going to bookmark this and likely use it most of the time. Does it support math functions like power, exponential, etc?
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by onaclov2000 11y ago
If you dont want to open your network ports, you could setup an amazon aws or something (or firebase, disclaimer im a firebase torch/fan) to allow control from outside your house
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by onaclov2000 11y ago
May have to port out of Scala :) I would enjoy using this for my webdvr but tailor to tv guide recommendations.
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by onaclov2000 11y ago
Hahaha not quite what i was implying, i guess the idea that someone could be building things without our knowledge to destroy society
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by onaclov2000 11y ago
Obviously hey were playing on it, but captain america 2 kinda nails the problem

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