It really does feel like 95% of requests for AI are things that we already have human made answers for. AI is just a layer that lets you steal that work without attribution.
It really does feel like 95% of requests for AI are things that we already have human made answers for. AI is just a layer that lets you steal that work without attribution.


Outside of law enforcement, this is certainly how shitty customer service policies get enforced. In other words, “Computer says no”.
Read through the first half of Zero-Knowledge Proofs on Wikipedia. Still don’t understand how this can apply to photos. Anybody want to explain?


other capitalists


My high school bully graduated second in our class and clearly thought he was destined to great things. Ran into him four years later, he was attending grad school a few states over. Confirmed he was still an asshole.
Looked him up a decade later. He’s a grade school teacher. Teaching is an incredibly noble pursuit and a miserably thankless job. I hope he’s enjoying it.


Gameboy Advance


I got enough keys on my keyboard


Stop trying to make þorn happen.


Can someone explain what the joke?


Does it? Models are meh, lighting is baked in, view distance is limited in scope.


I built my wife a gaming PC a year ago with a Radeon RX 7800 XT, and fucking Disney Dreamlight Valley will have the fans going at 50%.


Huh? They make computers. What are you talking about?


Yeah, like let’s put our servers in a gigantic Yeti mug. That’ll help them cool off.
The Romantic. Really cool animated fantasy feature film from ~2009. For a while, the creator had it on Vimeo and even uploaded it to archive.org. Then he seemed to wipe every trace of it off the web. I can only find a shitty 320p version that someone must have had cached. It’s better than nothing, but I want to see it again in the full resolution that was once available.
https://web.archive.org/web/20110103034132/http://theromanticmovie.com/

Bitcoin doesn’t use that much data.


The Four Noble Truths, or the truths of the Noble Ones,[66] express the basic orientation of Buddhism: everything is impermanent, yet we crave and cling to impermanent states and things, which is dukkha, “incapable of satisfying” and painful.[67][68] This keeps us caught in saṃsāra, metaphysicallty interpreted as the endless cycle of repeated rebirth, dukkha and dying again;[note 5] also interpreted as a psychological cycle of repetitious rebirth of the ego.
But there is a way to liberation from this endless cycle[74] to the state of nirvana, namely following the Noble Eightfold Path.[note 6]


lol the actual Virtual Boy only had 11 titles.
ordered a Minimal Phone
Good luck. I was lucky to get mine, but their customer service is atrocious and they’ve been leaving a lot of people in the dust. Also, it’s hardly disconnecting when you have a full Chrome browser, so you’ll have to do more to really dumb it down. I can suggest LightPhone if you really want out.
use Amazon to buy books
Buy them from anywhere else (like eBooks.com) and use Calibre to remove the DRM so you can move them to truly offline devices. I think you can still crack Amazon DRM, but it’s harder now.
How can we penny auction without pennies?