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Well, yeah, otherwise those predictions likely wouldn't have been labelled conservative.


How is this article different from your comment, then?


You might want to check out Joscha Bach and Iain McGilchrist.


Can you hear that? It's the sound of a distant crypto-bro stampede coming your way!


Makes operations way more sanitary. Many people used to die post operation due to infections.


So the assumption would be that it's not the razor, but the immediately adjacent ability to make disposable scalpel blades that mattered?


Oh so we're talking disposable razor blades, not disposable vs (reusable) safety/'cut-throat' razors for shaving?


It's because not everyone can be as gifted as you.

I think the (arguably very prototypical) implementation is not what's interesting here. It's the concept itself. Natural language may soon become the default interface for most of the computing people do on a day to day basis, and tools like these will make it easier to create new applications in this space.


I'm gonna love trying to figure out what query gets the support chatbot to pair me with an actual human so that I can solve something that's off script


Ideally you would jutst click the "talk to a human" button, but what do I know?


Simple, you neglect your family!


It's okay to be egoistic.


It's okay to be egoistic, it's not okay to attach 'ethical concerns' and immediately throw them out for your special cases. At this points it's just a hypocrisy.


Depends. Some people are heavily traumatized, e.g. from childhood abuse. The title provides almost no indication as to what the content might be (OK, maybe a little, but only if you speak German), so I think it's fair to warn others for whom this kind of stuff can be a problem. I agree with your sentiment for "regular people", though.


I enabled passkey and literally nothing changed. Signed out and back in again several times.


Yeah, it's not doing anything for me either


Doesn't work here either. But I'm on Firefox on Linux, both of which are not yet supported as per the docs.

Firefox might get it around version 120: https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/support-webauthn-passke...


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