Almondsetat

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by Almondsetat 3mo ago
Again, a USB cable
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by Almondsetat 3mo ago
>We conducted semi-structured interviews with 18 UK-based DWs This "article" is as good as a blog post
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by Almondsetat 3mo ago
Or... just a USB cable?
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by Almondsetat 3mo ago
Operating a motor vehicle requires a license, and you have to present it. Drinking and other activities and purchases require showing ID to prove your age. Since the web contains the digital equivalent of many age-gated activities it's
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by Almondsetat 3mo ago
I am not making an argument based on tradition. I couldn't care less that the web has not been government-gated for the past X years, because through this logic you should adhere to any dumb tradition or custom humans have ever had. I
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by Almondsetat 3mo ago
The web is not a magical place detached from reality. Wanting absolutely zero goverment involvement (which does not mean spying btw) with it is frankly absurd.
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by Almondsetat 3mo ago
And? That's not the point of discussion
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by Almondsetat 3mo ago
>feel Productivity is not a feeling though. Either you show an increased productivity or it doesn't exist
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by Almondsetat 4mo ago
>this captcha method might hold for a couple of months So stripping away user privacy even more is justified for implementing an already obsolete verification method?
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by Almondsetat 4mo ago
Tesla reserves the right to disable FSD and it's explicitely stated in the conditions. If you drive carelessly they might disable it for a certain amount of time or kick you out directly. It's no news
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by Almondsetat 4mo ago
Can anyone point to some resources about how cancers might adapt to CRISPR treatments?
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by Almondsetat 4mo ago
>Be among the first to experience Waymo in new cities, as we expand How is this useful in any way? by definition it's a subscription for people already using the service in the (few) supported cities. If I use it in Denver, why woul
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by Almondsetat 5mo ago
I clicked on the article thinking it would be about having a moral stance, when it's clear the author thinks his' is the moral stance
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by Almondsetat 5mo ago
I mean, if you want AI to help you real time... you'll need slimmer models. How is what Apple is doing any more SOTA than ChatGPT?
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by Almondsetat 5mo ago
Did you reply to the wrong person? What are you even trying to say here?
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by Almondsetat 5mo ago
I have difficulty trusting this. There are plenty of videos online of LLMs making up stuff like "I just ate a hot dog, is there mustard around my mouth?" "No, everything is clean" while there is a big yellow stain om the
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by Almondsetat 5mo ago
Backup power generators? Security control room? There are tens of reasons why you'd put some parts of your estate underground
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by Almondsetat 5mo ago
Are there public tournaments of games like Pokemon where contestants have to compete with eachother using a specific class of algorithms (e.g., logic programming, neural nets, linear programming, etc.)?
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by Almondsetat 5mo ago
Don't worry, once enough people come back, they'll roll back in the ads and the intrusive performance-killing features and the cycle will repeat all over again
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by Almondsetat 5mo ago
Feel free to post a project of yours where you gave a bunch of prompts to an LLM and it produced a working application written in assembly without you having to check for anything
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by Almondsetat 5mo ago
"A tester in A/B testing situation swears that B tester is not telling the truth"
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by Almondsetat 5mo ago
Is MPEG-2 still used over h264 for things that would justify this RFC in 2026?
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by Almondsetat 5mo ago
And? It's common knowledge that the "reference" or "research" version of any codec is always quite high level to get development going and actually produce a working bitstream
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by Almondsetat 5mo ago
What are you even implying?
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by Almondsetat 5mo ago
So a project should change its name because when it will be production ready 6 years from now the 1% of the 1% of the 1% will think for 1 microsecond about a piece of news from today?
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by Almondsetat 6mo ago
So humans just have a mouth and that's it? Language is the be-all-end-all of how humans can interact with the world and express themselves?
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by Almondsetat 6mo ago
One can appreaciate striving for simplicity (a programming language that can be taught and explained with pen and paper), but one must also consider that computers are meta-devices. Before computers, we could write things only on paper, eit
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by Almondsetat 6mo ago
your loss
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by Almondsetat 6mo ago
I'm sorry, are you trusting an LLM to touch a camera that costs like a new car?
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by Almondsetat 6mo ago
Windows' subsystem for Linux

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