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Someone who use to live in a dictatorship told me there is one advantage to living under a dictator: No one believes what is said in the news or the official version of anything.
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With patents there is this funny situation where you need to know exactly how to do something in order to find the document. I forget who came up with the idea but we could create a database with functions for every use case with the idea t
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Reading online for a bit it seems cors already ruined much of the fun. If you think about it, even with the "*" header you end up with a html document served from a different place than the url would suggest. Kinda sad since slapp
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1y ago
One of the greatest features of pdf is that js support is unreliable.
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I have lots of ideas for things that can just be removed. We could remove framesets and remove var from javascript. Remove the Date object now that there is a Temporal api. Remove tables and flexbox now that there is grid. xhr can go too no
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1y ago
It's great for admin areas.
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In the grownups vs children the grownups win often enough. So the kids won some ground. ChatGPT could learn what assignments students are currently working on. (That is intelligence!) We could also come to our senses and consider if homewor
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1y ago
Not so much register, more like a place where one can keep the ideas in one place, perhaps even organize them by category. I also had some thoughts about personal context. It seems age, net worth, resume, skills, hobbies and software projec
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If Joe presents his idea he always thinks it's fantastic. It is all that etc. However, if Joe is presented with an idea he always thinks it's dubious. It is only this and that etc. The reality is that even execution doesn't t
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It is just wildly annoying that this still isn't available out of the box. Try control+selecting multiple bits of text. I'm suppose to re-implement this?
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1y ago
I think you need a similar tool to debunk startup ideas and average out the scores.
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It's hard to keep up with the convo here if you aren't paid by the post for polishing a turd. That said, it's quite an accomplishment how people in the US are conditioned to be fine with spending many many trillions to murder
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I use to have a routine long ago where I pretended everything was a very poorly designed dating service. Specially usenet was full of people unable to sell themselves properly. They needed constant counseling. U gonna B rich!
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I would glue an additional fan onto the psu hoping it would stay cool enough for the master not to notice the heat build up. If that doesn't work open it up and cut the wires or unplug the fan.
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1y ago
Would some cook/work for discounts scheme be possible from a tax perspective? Something like, you work for x hours and bring y friends or coworkers then get a z discount?
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1y ago
They function as safeguards against a truly insane government. If they live up to that expectation I don't know but I suppose it's better than nothing. I pay about one Euro per month for ours. I can afford it. The king also has ve
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1y ago
I imagine if you have a culture of great engineering you don't expect it to collapse when you lean on it.
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In contrast, if one earns enough to live a normal life they instantly change into one of the best regular customers. One can make a career out of flipping burgers and have a long term [professional] relationship with them. If they are indee
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I keep thinking of that, imagine teaching humans was all the hype with hundreds of billions invested in improving the "models". I bet if trained properly humans could do all kinds of useful jobs.
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I think the solution here is to have you work at a fast food restaurant with a salary just low enough not to be able to eat at the end of the day. There really is no substitute for experiencing first hand what it is like to stack 500 burger
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1y ago
Look at Nubia, you can have a cheap phone that is also better and more performant.
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1y ago
MS can also call you, then you only have to press # to log in. Makes it even easier for a spoof website.
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1y ago
To state the obvious, there the code is part of the url they have to visit.
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1y ago
The system was asking for it.
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Someone released a windows xp pirated edition on a blog one time. Bloat removed, PAE, many fixes and new features. The post also had many comments. One described something not working. The dev replied: Thats terrible! Wait! then replied aga
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1y ago
One train has to get off for a different one to get on a track. Delays compound.
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We should bring back the blogroll. Also, you should link the opml when talking about your subs. They deserve it.
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1y ago
Noob question: Would it be possible to train a small model for a single prompt?
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Perhaps do more or less exercise, switch from cardio to strength or from strength to cardio. Monitor the negativity. Maybe, if you find the best trigger making it worse is good. Make it more obvious.
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> saving them in the first place was a waste of time I think of it like this: Automatically save everything and spend time deleting the things I don't want to keep. vs Manually saving everything. "Don't want to keep"
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