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I imagine it'd work the same as merging all the good-tasting foods to get an even tastier one

Well, yes, the comment is living in an alternate universe. It's a parable.

The interest isn't artificial; A lot of people (especially me) are just highly interested in this tech. I myself am working on a 2D variant meant for low-bandwidth environments to replace low-res pixel grid images.

You personally may not feel it, but there is a real, genuine interest, especially given how good it is at replicating photorealistic environments in realtime, relatively cheap (in comparison to NeRF). It's awesome.

Also, what would the ulterior motive be for someone to 'pump' this? There isn't a financial or clout-based motivation to do so. It's just interesting tech, which I believe we are all at least partly here for.

How many PoE adapters would it take to charge a Tesla?

Not sure how good of an idea a Steam Deck would be for this. If you can't access Wikipedia, I imagine a replacement for its unprotected glass screen would be harder to come by if you drop it.

If you were to have said this about Charlie Kirk, or inevitably Trump himself when it happens, you'd be treated like you had killed them yourself.

A few days ago I cracked the edge of my smartphone's screen at just the right spot to shut its display off entirely, though it still works. Using the USB-C dongle meant for my laptop, the phone pops into a desktop view which basically is the same experience as a Chromebook (for better or worse).

In the meantime before its repair, I shoved my SIM card into an old flipphone I had in the tech graveyard drawer. I've actually really liked the limited flipphone experience. It's a mental breath of fresh air to not have a time/focus black hole in my pocket at all times. It made me realize that I've had a pretty bad relationship with my smartphone in terms of how much time I wasted on it. I'm considering keeping the flipphone as my primary phone. Maybe smartphones do too much.

https://getcoldturkey.com

Same functions, costs less than one year of Kiki for life, and multiplatform. No AI required.

Five years ago, I paid a flat $45 fee for Cold Turkey, software which does the same thing on Windows and Mac which doesn't require I chip in for no additional work on the developer's part; It is completed software that runs on my own machine, just like Kiki.

Sure, diming $30/year is a 'better deal' than nickeling $5/month, but this is not the sort of 'deal' which this software warrants. This is not a service product, and pricing it like one is silly.

For $60/year, I'd expect a lot more from software that runs on my own computer with no additional services provided.

I've found this dataset specifically for Home Assistant with over 32k examples: https://huggingface.co/datasets/acon96/Home-Assistant-Reques...

Let's go back one further to 1947 where there was no Israel, and it was all Palestine.

Don't put words in my mouth. Unacceptable strawman.

Yes, I am aware of the Nakba, and how Palestinians fight to keep their land and lose.

Assuming the entirety of history began on October 7th, 2023, this is true.

Keep in mind this was written by man.

People are being murdered thousands of years later because of the ancient Judea equivalent of 'Harry Potter', and the batshit insane people who still believe it in earnest.

What level of privilege do I have to reach to have falsehoods be labeled 'discussion generators'?

I think we’re close to AI substantially contributing to scientific discovery.

The new "Full Self-Driving next year"?

Most individuals cannot afford to subsidize free-but-not-free API calls like companies can. BYOK is perfectly reasonable for a solo project like this.

If you say so.

"Anyone famous" in the vast, vast majority of cases is completely detached to the cause of anyone's death or further suffering as a health insurance CEO would be.

Completely untrue.

In this game, the player does not shoot Israeli civilians, women, children, elderly, only soldiers.

Neither follows. Of course the UK is nowhere near Iraq in terms of censorship. Yet, here the UK prescribes to their standards on grounds just as hollow.

Think about what makes this case different, why it was treated as such, and what the motivations were (Hint: Not related to counter-terrorism).

based on playing as bad guys.

You gave it away.

Completely untrue.

https://counterstrike.fandom.com/wiki/IDF

https://counterstrike.fandom.com/wiki/SEAL_Team_6 https://counterstrike.fandom.com/wiki/GSG-9 https://counterstrike.fandom.com/wiki/FBI

It's comparable to most Call of Duty games at the minimum, many of which have maps in completely residential and commercial areas. Russian airport terminals, Ukranian apartment blocks, etc.

Also- considering the plotline of the game, in which the protagonist is fighting off an invading IDF military, is that flag you see Israel (Israel) or Israel (Occupied Palestinian territory)?

Missions across real places in Palestine

Seems like the latter, with no evidence for the former.

Video game NPC killed using a sword- the bad, horrible kind of killing, versus if he had used an assault rifle or other firearm- the ethical, humane way of killing.

So, should the UK be considered to be on the same level as Iraq for freedom of expression now, or?

Doesn't flash storage need to be plugged in occasionally, or else it suffers data loss from the cell charges dissipating?

I thought a mechanical hard drive was the go-to consumer-level way to backup long-term (tapes being higher but harder).

Why not store emulated RAM on disk and get the full 512KB experience? Killing the drive from overuse? Surely the flash speed of the RP2040 surpasses the RAM speed of the original Mac.