BikiniPrince

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by BikiniPrince 7mo ago
Such wrong think! I think any forum that adopts this would be worth studying for simply helping to create a score to rate how soulless a site is. Maybe they could make the inverse that would rewrite whole forums for happy thoughts. Rose tin
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by BikiniPrince 7mo ago
You found a loop hole! Need to patch that out!
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by BikiniPrince 7mo ago
These types of tools always show the authors bias. It’s a good strategy to quickly move on when found.
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by BikiniPrince 7mo ago
My friends kids have access to his home servers. They don’t get to roam on the internet. It’s shocking to think parents might structure their child’s lives.
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by BikiniPrince 7mo ago
I price most news sites at negative value.
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by BikiniPrince 7mo ago
I bullet pointed out some ideas on cobbling together existing tooling for identification of misleading results. Like artificially elevating a particular node of data that you want the llm to use. I have a theory that in some of these cases
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by BikiniPrince 7mo ago
If you find a nice pure tech feed I would jump for joy. Too many places have been overtaken with nonsense.
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by BikiniPrince 8mo ago
We deleted it from someplace. It's not our fault we have more places!
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by BikiniPrince 8mo ago
I spent 10 minutes on it this morning. I would rather go with ts6.
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by BikiniPrince 8mo ago
Sure if they want to chase away their tax revenue.
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by BikiniPrince 8mo ago
Their train industry was built on ripping off companies they forced into poor agreements. They have wrecked industries with technological theft. I suppose it’s lawful from the CCP perspective.
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by BikiniPrince 8mo ago
That’s crazy sauce. I don’t lose. The one time a project was heading to failure I went to the VP and explained the sabotage I was seeing. This was a very lucrative contract and failure was not an option. He pulled that manager and his team
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by BikiniPrince 8mo ago
Reminds me of one of my managers who said, “Sometimes, you have to let people fail.” It does take a lot of energy to keep some people afloat. My hope has always been they learn to swim as it were, but sometimes it’s just effort better spent
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by BikiniPrince 8mo ago
I always tell people to find a meetup group and then you will run into people with similar interests. I’ve made some good friends that way.
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by BikiniPrince 9mo ago
Repairing the QC 35 was not difficult. It’s just a shame it requires soldering on a new battery pack. Even the drivers are replaceable with that little tool. A few years ago I gave mine an affordable overhaul with a new battery and replaced
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by BikiniPrince 9mo ago
Thee noise cancellation was unmatched several years ago. I picked up mine because we were spending hours in the data center. Suddenly we could work and take calls in that hell. I still have those, but the AirPods have taken their place on f
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by BikiniPrince 9mo ago
The rest api was taken apart years ago for my old Sonos. They had originally promised to add AirPlay support later said, “Just kidding. Why don’t you brick it instead.” At that point I was finished with closed ecosystems for audio. At least
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by BikiniPrince 9mo ago
Yes/no. Regardless of the code complexity reduction there is still architecture, planning and implementation. Could someone come by and clone my work afterwards? Absolutely. Will they retain customers with only a little understanding o
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by BikiniPrince 9mo ago
Broken? They curbed abuse and view botting while increasing their user base. Working as intended.
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by BikiniPrince 9mo ago
I disable all video processing features and calibrate my sets. Bought a meter years ago and it’s given me endless value.
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by BikiniPrince 9mo ago
Everyone is forgetting the no delay is per application and not a system configuration. Yep, old things will still be old and that’s ok. That new fangled packet farter will need to set no delay which is a default in many scenarios. This arti
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by BikiniPrince 9mo ago
Burn out is the second or third year of non-stop fires and you are the one to solve all of the problems. Meanwhile the company is busy creating more fires because they haven’t finished burning that sweet sweet engineer candle.
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by BikiniPrince 10mo ago
Oh I doubt it was his fault. I had something similar happen setting up a phone for a neighbor. Apple decided it was fraudulent after I added her address to the account. It was now dead with no recourse. At least I didn’t spend much on a use
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by BikiniPrince 10mo ago
Yes, when my org needed a very specific feature from an open source project the company reached out to the authors. I don’t know the terms, but they dropped a chunk of cash. No strings either on the new feature and everyone benefited in the
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by BikiniPrince 10mo ago
Well you can get closer with custom build tools and tools to gut features. Ms is acutely aware of these third party efforts and they are working diligently to stop them from working in each release. They are not interested in making a prosu
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by BikiniPrince 10mo ago
It’s intentionally obfuscated because the product developers don’t want to share profits with brokers. They also do not want to compete on in the open because that too lowers odors Otherwise, we would have a system where it would be insanel
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by BikiniPrince 10mo ago
Not to derail but there are issues with kernel patching. If it does work you start building a very large matrix of various levels of hot patches and then sometimes it just doesn’t.
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by BikiniPrince 11mo ago
With a little tinkering we can just have the AI gaslight us about it’s capabilities.
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by BikiniPrince 11mo ago
I just run my own name server. DNS blocking is no longer an issue unless they get to the root name servers. With a little domain warming from the top 5000 domains it’s pretty snappy most of the time.
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by BikiniPrince 11mo ago
Bezos will get to Mars at any cost!

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