ticulatedspline

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by ticulatedspline 5d ago
Can you provide a compelling argument for why it should be illegal?
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by ticulatedspline 5d ago
Isn't this basically the WebMD effect migrating to other domains? feels like the same lament doctors have had for ages after anyone could google their symptoms then self-diagnose. While AI is driving it the foundational cause feels lik
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by ticulatedspline 6d ago
just a guess that they're saturated and they don't want to take on a bunch of new subscriptions that they can't sustain also possible we'll see a restructure. Limits on that plan might be too high, possible we'll se
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by ticulatedspline 6d ago
meh, a good number of these had just hit the market in 2021 and clearly had unsustainable prices to drive market penetration. You can also see the "follow the leader" effect with prices converging around $20. If I had to guess I&
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by ticulatedspline 6d ago
Looks like every other website to me, even before Claude was a thing. IMHO new sites have looked like this for a long time. I think it's less of a distinct aesthetic rather than having "Tells" in the template that you might
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by ticulatedspline 8d ago
dug up the story to read myself, nothing like labeling something "taboo" to make it more compelling. The story itself is, meh. It's a pretty straightforward Day-in-the-life-of jaunt involving a rather dysfunctional teacher.
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by ticulatedspline 9d ago
I'm surprised this hasn't run afoul of all-party wiretap laws. Even if you could waive your own rights via ToS other people in the house may not have agreed. Theoretically I could see LG or even the TV's owner being culpable.
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by ticulatedspline 13d ago
This graphic always reminds me why it's so hard to beat gasoline and that batteries kinda suck. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_density#/media/File:Ene...
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
10 years later I can say they spent a lot of time putting lipstick on that pig, maybe even a dress and a tiara. Probably one of the nicest pigs out there, but it's still a pig and always will be.
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
So imma play devil's advocate a bit, cuz I think it's fun, also I dislike bandwagoning. Meta may not be a great company but I don't think their loss here is all that great either: >In New Mexico, Meta is being required to
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
Author might have a bit more luck if they had some focus. That post kinda meandered all over and ended in an off topic joke about a nun's name. Also unless she's trying to convince orthodox Christians to read the bible being a wom
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
Curious how this material compares to just a mirror like surface, both in performance as well as durability/practicality/aesthetics/cost
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
>It means that two particles share a relationship where, even though we intially don't know their state, if we later determine one particle's state we can infer with certainty the other particle's state. except that's
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
Normally I would expect this to be self-rectifying, that students without the background for the curriculum would cause graduation rates to drop enough to be a problem. And maybe that's the case but needs more time. More likely (as the
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
yep, and depending on what meaning you want to derive population matters too. also kinda like all kinds of movies have been breaking sales "Records" but if you look at the inflation adjusted top ten, #1 is still "Gone With t
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
while true the connotation of the title would imply meaningful debt. And people who simply use cards for convenience and never hold a past due balance isn't really meaningful debt. It's almost like counting the "debt" be
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
Fun, though a bit much for eye candy that doesn't really serve any purpose. https://gatherer.wizards.com/ has all the same info in a much snappier package. offhand 2 complaints. that particle logo eats 5% of my CPU wh
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
Technically Firefox isn't a major browser either.
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
Lots of things, Writ large you can look at data across all people and spot trends (upward or downward), if you have a bunch of die hard customers that suddenly change behavior that's a warning sign. or you can see the effect of larger
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
People definitely want it. I can say I want to see it happen. Also people don't know to want what they don't know exists. There just hasn't been the Edison light-bulb/Watt's steam engine/Apple iPhone moment
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
I suspect that won't last long for a number of reasons - AI is already capable of creating some assets that are indistinguishable from human made ones. Anti-AI sentiment is pointless if they can't tell the difference. - devs in Co
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
Probably because individually it's rather banal: > While many of the data points in my McDonald’s report, when viewed individually, seem innocuous, the accumulation of information over years creates a creepily accurate picture of my
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
yeah I've seen birds nesting on the device itself in places. Other animals acclimate to them, they might work if the animal has basically no reason to want to go there, if they want to they will. The Home Depot here uses one in the gar
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
At this point possibly technically none. Anthropic recently made a deal to basically pay out for their piracy, and all the big groups have purchased shit tons of used books. wouldn't be surprised if pretty much all the training data is
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
As someone frequently annoyed by those stupid bird/deer/insect ultrasound emitters I hope this doesn't become common, with my luck I'll be able to hear them.
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
Which could be a "change to the game" but that might be worse. Protections like Section 230 are absolutely abused by large companies. But protections like that are also what has made the internet even possible Overly strict rules
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
Probably a case of "hate the game not the player" CSAM is highly illegal, no doubt these accounts are getting banned but likely not charged (who knows what jurisdiction the advertiser is even in) clearly they're able to pass
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
> You can make new drafts of each scene as things change, giving you a form of version control. curious why not integrate actual version control? Git or Fossil would seem ideal for managing changes in a book but the audience likely does
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
nah, it's more than just politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_misconceptions_... Works on humans too. Garbage in garbage out.
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by ticulatedspline 1mo ago
Personally I find these kinds of things fascinating. Partially for the practical problem it represents and it's facets but also the one sided backlash of it all. Moderation is an interesting conglomerate of so many factors. First of a

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