w00ds

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by w00ds 5mo ago
No doubt, these sites are now a dime a dozen. Flashy but really low signal to noise ratio, you can't unsee it.
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by w00ds 5mo ago
I find one of the most unsettling things about 2025-2026 is how little people seem to agree with this point you're making. It's like this hyper-reductive thinking where it's all just "if the the outcome is the same, so
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by w00ds 5mo ago
Actually, it is more human, because there are humans involved at each level. Doesn't matter if you think the music sucks, it's definitionally more human than AI music.
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by w00ds 6mo ago
In fighting games, this is exactly the way "scrubs" think. They lose and appeal to some vague notion of fairness to avoid confronting the reality - they lost! Would be funny if it wasn't real.
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by w00ds 8mo ago
File pilot is extremely good in my experience, literally the only issue is it doesn't display the sync status on icons in a Dropbox folder.
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by w00ds 1y ago
It's possible the demo is faked, and I'm skeptical. But I also don't think the speed is really the point of a device like this. Getting out a device, pressing keys or tapping on it, and putting it away again, those attentiona
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by w00ds 1y ago
It's crazy how appealing the irl version you mentioned is, compared to the online version. Looking through a book, meeting people and sharing recipes, etc. The world you're interacting with actually cares about you. Feels like th
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by w00ds 1y ago
Does Pro fix the fundamental issues he describes? I would think it would have to do that to "completely invalidate his opinion", rather than just be better than the base model.
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by w00ds 1y ago
Exactly what I've been looking for, amazing work!
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by w00ds 2y ago
Exactly that which is not amenable to metrics...
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by w00ds 2y ago
they weren't all that intelligent? from where i'm sitting, looking at the difficulty that extremely intelligent people have trying to design robotics that perform the most trivial of human tasks, they must have been pretty damn in