thequadehunter

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by thequadehunter 2y ago
The interesting part is that it does a good Joe Biden, but Trump always looks weird and alien. https://imgur.com/a/fgf6Jt3
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by thequadehunter 2y ago
So ironic that they all thought Twitter was a left-wing propoganda machine even though I don't think Jack Dorsey ever made a political statement. Meanwhile, we have an explicitly pro-Trump guy running the site now and they think it&#x2
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by thequadehunter 2y ago
It actually knew info about an account of mine on Newgrounds I abandoned around 2011, and I wasn't famous on there or anything.
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
No code..as usual :/
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
Business dropped 80% because of a bike lane? Lol. I'm sure it did, chief.
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
I don't buy it. OpenAI did not have to do it with ChatGPT, and they always include a live demo when they release new products. Maybe you can spice up a demo, but misleading to the point of implying things are generated when they'r
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
I sorta doubt it. Anybody who speaks Japanese knows it's really hard to get reliable information on topics searching the Japanese web. You find all these Matome and personal sites that are loose with their sources or unclear with their
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
"Nobody plays those terrible NES games anymore, so who cares?"
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
I don't know if I buy the Skibidi Toilet thing. It reminds me more of Badgers than Salad Fingers. I remember it used to be really commonplace for spam groups to make loops over songs in single flashes or collabs as well. Back in the gl
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
Same with me. Dad is Mexican and I took Spanish because I thought he could just help me every time I got stuck. At 15 years old it did not occur to me what a wasted opportunity it was that he never taught me. I ended up learning Japanese la
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
That's why it's funny. It IS a great idea, but they're preaching to the wrong choir.
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
Like what?
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
This reminds me of something hilarious I saw on Facebook a few years ago. My graphic designer friend was joking about how she has a ton of PSD files in a folder with funny numbers, names, and notes in the filename. Then, a programmer swoope
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
The reason he's not seeing it is because it's only available as an API endpoint. It doesn't show up in playground.
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
This is just Japanese culture. A lot of time, people know it's less efficient, but the Japanese idea of efficiency in itself is different than in the US. In Japan, it's not about doing things in the most efficient way. It's a
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
Is there evidence that bing creator does this? I remember when it first rolled out there the generations were lower quality but didn't stray as far as Chatgpt. It's just anecdotal though, so might not be true.
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
Pushing is what most likely burned them out in the first place.
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
I don't think I consider myself a "great engineer", but I've gone through similar feelings and I see a few issues here. I think the way we get into this industry is a doubled edged sword. A lot of us do this because we l
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
We had this issue with a couple of our stores. Bringing it back online then pulling out the ethernet cable seemed to fix it.
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
There is a backup. It’s astonishing how many people don’t seem to know this. If you cut internet to the terminal you can make offline payments and they’re stored for 24 hours. I do IT for a retail chain that uses square and we did this. Peo
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
It's wild. This thing has been down for 5 hours. I cannot imagine the insane amount of data they will process when everyone comes back from offline mode. They're at POW point and we still have no idea if they've even identifi
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
I wonder if it's because the laptop sorta has its own built in UPS.
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
so true!!
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
Yep, had a non-compete working at an isp in Hawaii. It felt really scummy to sign that on my first day because I knew it would make it difficult to work in the tech sector when most other companies are within a very small radius and are all
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
This reads like that one time I put in my 2 week notice, and my boss called me into his office to ask why I didn't "let him know I was thinking of leaving" when he gave me a big bonus a month earlier. Like, why would anyone e
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
Same. I've immersed in Japanese for 10+ years and lived in the country. I grew up monolingual, and after that experience I felt like my brain "expanded". I think being able to understand concepts that didn't even exist t
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
I disagree. I learned Japanese to a fluent level as an adult and it gave me a whole new world of perspective. Knowing how many thousands of hours that took me, it would have been great to get that perk for free. Besides, my mom speaks only
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
Sadly all too common even with popular languages. I ask my dad why he never taught me Spanish and he just "didn't really think about it". Such a wasted opportunity for free goods.
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
I agree with this. My mom is a 1st grade teacher for almost 40 years now. She tells me that she can tell whether a kid will be successful based on interactions with their parents. If their parents are a lost cause, the kid will be in most c
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by thequadehunter 3y ago
Were these kind of concerns posed when computers first became used by consumers? I'm curious because I feel like that must have had a huge impact on the job market.

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