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symfoniq
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Comment #49187420
In the same way that “Anthropic” apparently means misanthropic , we can probably add “AI safety” to the list of newspeak.
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Comment #49177359
Or the "unicontext" that Derek Thompson recently wrote about.
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Comment #49177092
I can nod along when I hear and read people talking about the dangers of these technologies and the endgame of their creators; and then suddenly very weird when everyone except me …
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Comment #49135121
I think the GP just showed that in a particular scenario, Ruby isn’t “radically slower” than Go. So how is the comparison not relevant?
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Comment #49135076
As someone who spent 15+ years doing Ruby/Rails, it’s nice to see this land. That said, these days you’ll pry the BEAM from my cold, dead hands. It’s hard to go back to any other c…
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Comment #49001632
This is madness. Only LG themselves should be able to have this kind of invasive control over your television.
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Comment #48947480
OpenAI only exists due to the theft of content created by others. If Apple’s accusations prove to be true, it just means that OpenAI is consistent.
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Comment #48894862
Besides his role in Jurassic Park, I will always appreciate Sam Neill’s understated but important role as Borodin, the reliable and loyal First Officer in The Hunt for Red October.…
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Comment #48769629
That's one of the reasons CarPlay is non-negotiable for me: It limits the automaker's ability to enshittify the ownership experience.
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Comment #48769611
I agree with the author: CarPlay is table stakes for me. Whenever an automaker says a car won't support CarPlay, I mentally cross it off my list. Which is fine, because there are p…
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Comment #48724766
And did you see Apple’s recent price increases?
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Comment #48269549
There is a complete lack of courage in the leadership of tech companies today, and top-down AI mandates are just another manifestation. True visionaries think outside the box, but …
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Comment #47593203
Who would voluntarily do business with a company that does this? Not me.
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Comment #47391617
As a huge film buff, I sadly agree. And theaters in my area aren’t doing a good job keeping their projection technology current. When we went to see “Wicked”, my wife leaned over a…
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Comment #46626450
I sweat a lot and as a result try to avoid cotton for the most part. Wool is just a far better material in my experience, and doesn’t hold odor like cotton.
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Comment #45972175
So you’re saying there’s an upside?
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Comment #45835226
Agreed. I’m increasingly using the presence of AI slop as a primary signal about whether to avoid a company and its products.
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Comment #44841271
VFR (visual) flights don’t require filing a flight plan.
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Comment #44678939
Anthropic are trailblazers and this will be everywhere soon. It happened to me tonight with a different company. "We use AI to do our actual work, but please don't use AI for this …
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Comment #44240156
Maybe LLMs just make messes.
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Comment #44046228
Just wanted to say that I remember playing your game as a kid on the family Mac IIci. Thanks for the fun memories, and best wishes.
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Comment #43644613
Same, I just use my Passport Card when flying, which is a Real ID.
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Comment #43144531
Most of the people I see buying Land Rovers probably need a side gig to afford them.
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Comment #42737722
Same. Lack of RDS support is the only reason we aren’t using this.
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Comment #40059294
You’re basically me. I was a daily NPR listener until the Trump era. If a never-Trumper can’t handle NPR abandoning all pretense of objectivity, that might be a bad sign.