Please review my post history on why, the most upvoted is perhaps https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40038893
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Please review my post history on why, the most upvoted is perhaps https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40038893
People have been coding without using hands thanks to voice recognition for quite some time. https://youtu.be/8SkdfdXWYaI
I will spare all my usual critique of AI because dang wants to ban me whenever I do. It doesn't mean all that doesn't stand.
What about leading for once and banning all LLM from the site?
I stand by everything you linked: all crypto"currencies" are scams, JavaScript is garbage, "rugged individualism" defines American people and we could call that selfishness, we can not be tolerant of other people's own definitions of words especially when those definitions deny someone's existence, AI art is stolen art, AI can only be used to generate bullshit, AI is adding to the climate suicide mankind is committing.
Go ahead and ban me if you want to, the truth hurts, I guess.
When I went to university I used a Crosspad. It's been a quarter century and as your comment shows for actual use that's still fine. To recap, you are writing on paper mounted on an electronic pad with a special pen which radios in your position and the device records vector strokes you later can download for reading / editing. It wasn't a success because it was early and the software wasn't great and also because you needed to put in the work after class to somehow tag your notes for later searching.
As long as handwriting OCR is as unreliable as it is, I fail to see what adding a screen -- with its additional cost and weight -- to this setup brings. And indeed your comment shows: nothing.
[[ $cmdline ]] && exec {cmdline}>&-
and exec {cmdline}< "$dir"/cmdline || continue
work?This falls under extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof and we have seen nothing of the sort.
Also, similar things like "the Big One is due in the Northwest" are just sensational headlines. The Cascadia Subduction Zone indeed produces earthquakes every 3-500 years and the last one was in 1700 but that doesn't mean there's an equivalent of a hourglass. It just means there's a historical average of that.
And it's the concern of FEMA to act after something like this happens, not a matter of national security. National security concern, I imagine, would involve defusing these via some military ways and defusing such events are far beyond the capability of humankind at this time.
good to know
> sometimes it's over $50 cheaper
$ tells me you are in the US where these kind of legacy shenanigans happen. Never with Ryanair.
In December 1996, the World Intellectual Property Organization adopted the WIPO Copyright Treaty which is principally aimed at adapting the legal paradigm of copyrights to new technology. Article 11 of the WCT obligates “contracting parties to provide adequate legal protection and effective legal remedies against the circumvention of effective technological measures that are used by authors in connection with the exercise of their rights under this Treaty or the Berne Convention and that restrict acts, in respect of their works, which are not authorized by the authors concerned or permitted by law.”
Fuckin' A.
See you on the shore next Friday :)
> so 2024 will be the last human election and what we mean by that is not that it's just going to be an AI running as president in 2028 but that will really be although maybe um it will be you know humans as figureheads but it'll be Whoever greater compute power will win
We saw already AI voices influencing elections in India https://restofworld.org/2023/ai-voice-modi-singing-politics/
> AI-generated songs, like the ones featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi, are gaining traction ahead of India’s upcoming elections. [...] Earlier this month, an Instagram video of Modi “singing” a Telugu love song had over 2 million views, while a similar Tamil-language song had more than 2.7 million. A Punjabi song racked up more than 17 million views.