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Crespyl
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Crespyl
3y ago
Children, being children, are often gullible and easily manipulated, especially by someone practiced in the matter.
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>If so, it's the sign you have a low trust society in a more general sense. Isn't that kind of orthogonal to the question? I can envision both high or low trust societies that could have problems with required 3rd parties atta
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> So somehow in some parts of the code STATUS_ACTIVE is defined wrong? I would guess that some other part of the app doesn't even use the constant at all, and just hardcodes "Active" as a string on its own. Maybe taking t
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3y ago
Docker only supports Windows by way of a virtual machine with some extra UI wrappers on top, it's not as if you're building/running Windows native containers in there. (Unless things have changed a whole lot since I last loo
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3y ago
You might want to try out MessagEase, which is a flick syle keyboard like the Japanese ones mentioned above. There's room for a lot of punctuation on the same layer as the alphabet, plus support for ctrl/alt/F-keys. I find i
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3y ago
That'd be easier if they hadn't got rid of all their QA people years ago.
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3y ago
That sounds a bit like how SSN use in the US has broadened from its original scope. Any government power, once granted, seems only to ever increase in scope.
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3y ago
Do they still require you to make an account with them and wait a few weeks, or am I thinking of a different manufacturer?
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3y ago
I'm not keen on paying for search, but this kind of behavior is exactly the marketing Kagi needs to sway me over.
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4y ago
I was a little surprised, but it also worked fine on FF mobile, after ~15-20 seconds loading.
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4y ago
Last I checked it was still possible to get up to 1080p through a FireFox addon; but you're right that anything higher (or officially supported) is locked to Windows.
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4y ago
One of the things I really loved about the IntCode problems was best exhibited by that Breakout game. One way of solving the problem was to create a joystick, as you said, but if you had built an IntCode inspector/debugger, you could
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4y ago
Truly a fowl play. I wonder if we ever start to see application-specific biocomputing systems integrated into server farms, we might really start calling our servers "livestock".
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4y ago
> what does one do on Mastodon toot
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4y ago
Depends on how feature complete you want it to be. Back when I was working in Processing a lot, I could probably have whipped up something decent in an easy weekend. If I wanted to have more complicated features like flood fill, cutting&#x
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4y ago
Shiffman's book "The Nature of Code"[0] is another great resource for learning programming with Processing/p5js, and covers some cool topics like cellular automata, steering agents/boids, simple neural networks, dra
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4y ago
At least they got chicken?
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4y ago
VRChat is in an interesting place right now, and the performance and moderation elements are real issues for sure. I'd love to see a kind of local consensus/approval paired with distributed moderation to tackle the question of whe
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4y ago
At least you know to expect them!
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4y ago
Symbols are always lossy, they cannot be relied on even in the best case. I think what matters are the games we play with them.
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> an intricate way to let different combinations of symbols represent abstract thoughts I seem to find that this is still the best way to communicate.
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4y ago
That's only the obvious ones.
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4y ago
Ethereum "classic" is still around for the "code is law" diehards. I'd expect most of the people who are fine with the current ETH hard-fork chain will probably be fine with the merge. It'd be interesting if w
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4y ago
I'll second the Mullvad recommendation. I don't even care that much about torrents or geo-locked stuff, I just trust them more than my ISP. Setup was incredibly smooth and straightforward. IIRC Mozilla also re-sells Mullvad's
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4y ago
Thank you for sharing that, I really enjoyed reading your work, it looked like a fun project. In addition to authentication, I imagine they could also be used to double-check expiration dates or as a last-ditch effort to notify consumers in
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Right, I think the Skyrim example another commenter linked is a good showcase of how that model had no real conception of what it was "doing" and no real cognitive ability to seek an understanding. I do think that some kind of &qu
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I suppose what I'm trying to get at is that, yes of course a text model can be prompted to behave in all sorts of ways, but maybe the question we should be asking is not "is LaMDA sentient?", but "is the sum of LaMDA, a
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If I sprinkle some fairy dust and wish for Mount Everest, and the mountain appears in front of me, neither the fairy dust or the mountain need be sapient or even sentient. On the other hand, if I wish for a friend, and a friendly person pop
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I'm a huge fan of Khronkite myself, it's a quite competent tiling script that still plays nice with floating windows and all the standard KWin behaviors.
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I had trouble moving around at first too, but after maximizing my FF window I was able to see a navigation/teleport panel that had been hidden off the right side of the screen. It should have a couple of buttons with points of interes
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