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teh_infallible
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Comment #48073210
I always wanted to replicate this with a helium balloon and a long, wet string coated with copper filings.
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Comment #48018185
I’m hoping the new Slate electric cars don’t have this.
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Comment #47185780
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 for…
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Comment #47148408
It seems odd to me that the military doesn’t already have far superior models.
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Comment #46970351
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Comment #46954865
Can you get Zulip supported by OpenClaw? Zulip was my first choice communication channel.
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Comment #43426526
Apparently they use smart appliances to scrape websites from residential accounts.
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Comment #43275581
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Comment #43275567
Anarchy is not a rejection of hierarchies, it’s a rejection of a central authority.
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Comment #42819781
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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Comment #42543830
Maybe they wanted to decrypt NATO radio messages?
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Comment #42428315
This was the original vision for iPhone, if I’m not mistaken
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Comment #42425713
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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Comment #42425703
Get a short throw projector. You can plug anything into it. It’s the perfect “dumb” screen.
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Comment #42336767
The customer is always right.
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Comment #41825735
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 d…
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Comment #40962419
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 constan…
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Comment #40879887
And I still can’t solve it
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Comment #40864676
Rewatching this film, it really seemed fake to me. I love it, but I think it’s a mockumentary
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Comment #40828856
Life just has seasons
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Comment #40745016
I suppose that’s another way of saying we’re seeing controversial advances in science.
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Comment #40641387
Apple auto suggest can be ducking annoying
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Comment #40594295
Sounds to me like some regulators saw dollar signs and wanted a cut.
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Comment #40593773
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 pos…
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Comment #40593235
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 mo…