3form

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by 3form 5mo ago
Wow. This is like every other gold rush. Millions will walk into the ice and snow, somehow not questioning that their ability to dig is not unique.
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by 3form 5mo ago
This doesn't differ much from the legal reality that I've seen. Terms need to be defined, yes. It will require work to do so. And that work should be done even if it's a bother.
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by 3form 5mo ago
It's nice to see some of these things and finally make out any contents! I've felt hurt by Wikipedia's somewhat odd and sad screenshot policy, which makes it impossible to see any details of the things I've been looking
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by 3form 5mo ago
From what I've read the limitation was having a "premium" account (spent at least $5 on Steam) and maximum controllers was 3 per account. EDIT: I see others here mention 2 max. Haven't heard that before, but that makes m
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by 3form 5mo ago
Are you using LLM in an automated way for this? Also, local or cloud?
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by 3form 5mo ago
People are all discussing the technical aspects of the device, which is great and all, but forgetting the one aspect I am in awe of: how googly eyes once again make everything 300% better.
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by 3form 5mo ago
Did AI change anything in that regard? I believe that same as before, you couldn't trust everything you see, and research effort was always more than keeping a white list; means vary, case-by-case. And same it is now. It's a chang
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by 3form 5mo ago
These are just words, yes, and I believe it harmless. But describing the LLM machinery as if it thinks is one thing when used as a common parlance, and another when people truly believe that there's some actual thinking or living going
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by 3form 5mo ago
5:55 video released on May 5th, as per description :) For something feeling like a fairly specific IC, I remember seeing many projects that use it throughout the years in wacky ways - and seeing it makes me happy to know that the sentiment
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by 3form 5mo ago
From the outside, it's particularly ridiculous given your 1st Amendment and all. I hope the tide turns for you and everyone else.
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by 3form 5mo ago
All other things aside, there definitely is some profound void which demise of Flash created and has never been filled again.
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by 3form 5mo ago
Or simply they haven't heard much about it at all, don't care, and chalk it up to OP being some sort of an odd hipster. Man, so many things could be better if people cared.
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by 3form 5mo ago
So do beanie babies. Might be less than gold, but that's why I'm calling this argument flawed. The second part is that despite these disclaimers, I don't think gold has, in modern history, or will in our lifetimes, reach a pr
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by 3form 5mo ago
Roughly the same argument could be applied to gold, and yet it has been used as a value store for ages. Can't say I like crypto, but I think better arguments can be made against it.
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by 3form 5mo ago
>He obviously has faith that, long term, the value of the combined company can substantially grow. Depends how much of them he has before and he will after, it might still be worth diluting if difference is vast. Also, why long term if s
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by 3form 5mo ago
Your comment, after removing the particulars, has a shape of: People have an <opinion> which hasn't been rigorously proven, while <not rigorously proven counteropinion>. As such, I am not sure what you're trying to ach
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by 3form 5mo ago
Is character counting actually not an issue anymore? Do you know somewhere where I can read more about this?
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by 3form 5mo ago
Do we have a reasonable metric of pirate -> customer conversion rate of Denuvo?
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by 3form 5mo ago
I don't think I've read the original definition, what was it?
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by 3form 5mo ago
Phishing is only a subset of the issue, so I don't think that name's appropriate, besides being used for other things in other contexts (which would be another reason for me not to try and overload it).
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by 3form 5mo ago
The margin is in the exact place where players on the market left it. With macOS being free but paid by expensive hardware, and Windows having practiced hiding in OEM to be popular rather than to bring money, expectations have been set. It&
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by 3form 5mo ago
People were eased into a defeatist attitude over time. Easily done when everyone's trying to achieve it.
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by 3form 5mo ago
Unix programmer remembered that in there's no /dev/null in DOS and that it's something shorter, and tried null which worked. Didn't check the directory contents afterwards. So basically your first sentence - doesn&#
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by 3form 5mo ago
Personally betting on the "crab bucket" mentality.
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by 3form 5mo ago
If only we had the technology to record video without sending it to Meta's servers.
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by 3form 5mo ago
Rather that avoiding delegating it to LLM for these tasks helps you practice that skill. That said, I think it depends how you use it. You can learn from explanations, and you'd better avoid "rewrite this for me and do nothing els
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by 3form 5mo ago
Reddit doesn't have users at top level (point 2 of the parent post). This is I think a very distinctive factor, at least at that time.
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by 3form 5mo ago
All of which are parts of the writing and thinking skillset, no?
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by 3form 5mo ago
I think worth noting that a more impactful and maybe even bigger proportion of those opportunists is in management. Regarding quality overall, I agree, it's truly a cursed field. It was bad before; and with LLMs, going against that tid
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by 3form 5mo ago
I think gaslighting is more sinister and deliberate, but it's in a similar spectrum of manipulative behavior. Perhaps, as his statements are less filled with the style of Musk's bravado on topic of FSD, and they feel overall mid,

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