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> I don't think that there are any clear examples of cases where ONLY downloading has resulted in huge fines. They [1, and others] been hunting and fining downloaders for over a decade now, with the only "evidence" being I
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Interesting! I used whipser last year to attempt to build an audio transcription tool but gave up due to excessive amount of hallucinated output no matter what model I used. It would produce seemingly ok output until you started paying atte
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> except that for a majority of users, windows is where their applications are at - such as gaming, word processing, or some other thing. Until you switch to linux you won't understand how inferior your windows setup always was. I
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> Bad Actors are Grooming LLMs to Produce Falsehoods Thats your claim, but you fail to support it. I would argue the LLM simply does its job, no reasoning involved. > But here’s the thing, current models “know” that Pravda is a disinf
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> This is analogous to saying a computer can be used to do bad things if it is loaded with the right software. It's really not. Parent's examples are all out-of-the-box behavior.
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> it will become infeasible when the domain names are generated in such a way that they overlap with spellable and existing domain names. And why do you believe this will even happen?
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FWIW: I learned in a sibling comment, that this compiler flag doesn't produce a warning in this specific case anyway (but I think it should!). In general (for any programming language, really), I would advocate for enabling warnings an
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Oh, that's unfortunate :-( I don't know these compiler internals, but how come the use of DIV_ROUND_UP() make the compilers ignore the unused state of the end variable? I mean, after the DIV_ROUND_UP(), theres a bit shift: p
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Oh, hah. Well that doesn't seem intentionally malicious then. I added it in the first place as it was a non-resolving .gov in the top 50 list which seemed out of place to me. > bldrdoc.gov: No address associated with hostname I see
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That's what I'm thinking too. That would suggest some very large operational botnets ... :-/
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More: {"position": 26, "domain_name": "cmidphnvq.com", "date": "2025-07-10"} {"position": 28, "domain_name": "xmqkychtb.com", "date": "2025-07-10
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> https://github.com/Quad9DNS/quad9-domains-top500/blob/main/t... {"position": 5, "domain_name": "kxulsrwcq.com", "date": "2025-07-10"} What the http
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> so arguably they should be turning it on & dealing with the consequences? Most definitely, yes.
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> I'd be keen to hear why binding the Cmd-K hotkey makes it feel like cmdk doesn't add value! You tell me. Your shell script "cmdk" does not bind the Cmd-K hotkey. I just commented on the fact that binding that key is
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> There is no longer a reason for trivial flaws such as this surviving to release code. This is unrelated to "no longer due to ChatGPT times". We've been able to detect this issue for decades already, see -Wunused-variable
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Unexpected issue (for me). I would have expected that the compiler should complain that psize is computed but unused. Why isn't -Wunused-variable enabled in OpenZFS?
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> Israel ranks high on democracy indicies Those rankings must be rigged. Nethanyahu should be locked up in jail now for the corruption charges he was facing before the Hamas attack. He literally stopped elections in Israel since then and
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I also believe the project is struggling for an existence. From the readme: > (Optional) Bind the ⌘-k hotkey
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So just 8 or 9 steps to grab a e-book, instead of just letting the LLM recall it from training data... /s
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It's not suggested, the historic use of noa words is a fact. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noa-name
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Madlad AI cultist take.
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"More recently" (since 2003 or so), we use myseq which can run all on your windows desktop. It now works by reading spawn data from the running everquest application, instead of looking at network traffic. I still use it sometimes
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* IMPORTANT * Daybreak is currently suing [1] successful everquest emu server The Heroes Journey, who lately has become more popular than Daybreak's own TLP servers by offering a new and unique form of EverQuest [2]. From the operators
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> But I wonder if they have run afoul of the EU Radio Equipment Directive in this case, by refusing to receive power from some devices. Sorry for being out of the loop, but is this recent? I have been annoyed on my ps5 dualsense controll
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>> Where can i download ChatGPT models? > Nowhere. Does that make LLMs nondeterministic? It does, yes. I can not reproduce the same output without access to the model. Hence, not deterministic.
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> And why don't you explain what exactly you think the nonsense is rather than violating the HN guidelines with a contentless RTFM message? Violate..? Relax, dude. You only had to read the very first sentence, but let me paraphrase:
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No it's not. Prediction is the ability to predict something. Reasoning is the ability to reason.
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If you don't understand the difference between a LLM and yourself, then you should talk to a therapist, not me.
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> Genuinely curious why you think they can't. Show me _ANY_ example of novel thought by a LLM.
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No, that is statistics.

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