teh_infallible

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by teh_infallible 14d ago
You need an ID to drive, buy alcohol, buy cigarettes, board a plane. And people manage to do all those things.
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by teh_infallible 16d ago
I had an idea like this years ago, only my idea was to put two of these on the playa and have them only call each other. Do you could pick one up, the other would ring, and you could talk to a random person.
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by teh_infallible 18d ago
This post is one long strawman argument.
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by teh_infallible 4mo ago
I always wanted to replicate this with a helium balloon and a long, wet string coated with copper filings.
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by teh_infallible 5mo ago
I’m hoping the new Slate electric cars don’t have this.
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by teh_infallible 7mo ago
It basically writes a bunch of notes as markdown files and then injects them as part of its prompts. I saw someone compare it to that movie Momento, where the protagonist can’t form new memories so he tattoos notes all over his body.
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by teh_infallible 7mo ago
It seems odd to me that the military doesn’t already have far superior models.
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by teh_infallible 7mo ago
Can you get Zulip supported by OpenClaw? Zulip was my first choice communication channel.
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by teh_infallible 1y ago
Apparently they use smart appliances to scrape websites from residential accounts.
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
Anarchy is not a rejection of hierarchies, it’s a rejection of a central authority.
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
Or you could see it as an argument for the second amendment. Would someone have attempted this against an executive based in Texas? I don’t think so.
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
Maybe they wanted to decrypt NATO radio messages?
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
This was the original vision for iPhone, if I’m not mistaken
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
I use a short throw projector with an Apple TV. There’s also a little device called Micca which you can use to play video files you’ve downloaded.
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
Get a short throw projector. You can plug anything into it. It’s the perfect “dumb” screen.
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
The customer is always right.
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
I am hoping that AI art tends towards a modular approach, where generating a character, setting, style, and camera movement each happens in its own step. It doesn’t make sense to describe everything at once and hope you like what you get.
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
A melting glacier does not cause the sea level to rise. I can’t believe people don’t understand this. If you have a cup of ice water and melt the ice, the water level stays constant.
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
And I still can’t solve it
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
Rewatching this film, it really seemed fake to me. I love it, but I think it’s a mockumentary
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
Life just has seasons
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
I suppose that’s another way of saying we’re seeing controversial advances in science.
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
Apple auto suggest can be ducking annoying
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
Sounds to me like some regulators saw dollar signs and wanted a cut.
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
This is incredibly impressive, but I wonder- how does a project like this get proposed and funded? Why would Mitsubishi devote resources to solving a Rubik’s Cube as quickly as possible?
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
I suspect that people care about privacy more than we think, but the technology feels overwhelming to them, so they bury their heads in the sand. I don’t even browse in “private mode.” Not because I don’t care, but because I assume it won’t
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
Richard Feynman talked about this in his talk about “What is Fire?” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1pIYI5JQLE
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
Arbitrage definitely happens in crypto. It’s how prices stay consistent across exchanges. If you have a small decentralized exchange with relatively low liquidity, arbitrage bots come in to capitalize on price discrepancies across exchanges
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
It also leaves you in a very suggestive state. I did several sessions with a “rebirther” years ago, basically holotropic breath work. I decided I didn’t really need it, and I went in my last few sessions determined to quit, but at the end o
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by teh_infallible 2y ago
I don’t think there’s any common ground with people who want to normalize masking in public.

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