DelightOne

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by DelightOne 2y ago
OpenAI's API says they support German? Never tried it though. https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/text-to-speech
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by DelightOne 2y ago
We agree, solving binary search tree problems do not need solving. That's an old problem. Problem is if you need people to choose and adapt algorithms for a specific new problem, copilot will have a hard time and so you will have a har
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by DelightOne 2y ago
The problem starts when its a new problem.
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by DelightOne 3y ago
Isn't there an extension somewhere that got popular that clicked every Ad and just did not show it to the user?
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by DelightOne 3y ago
Format with this integration: https://github.com/ruiaureliano/X-SwiftFormat Then make CMD+s the shortcut.
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by DelightOne 3y ago
Sounds like an upgraded Plus with privacy, so 30$ for additional privacy compared to Plus.
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by DelightOne 3y ago
Why train when they just leave the company in a year for 10%+ more money.
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by DelightOne 3y ago
Except that Apple ist the gatekeeper here.
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by DelightOne 3y ago
> Having to be remotely operated every 2.5 to 5 miles Regarding Cruises' suspension, how likely is it that the backup driver restarted the car to drive again after the car stopped with the pedestrian below?
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by DelightOne 3y ago
Caching and bidding might be why Google tries to correct users’ searches.
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by DelightOne 3y ago
You mean users click more Ads when they are the only sane option besides the worse "normal search results"?
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by DelightOne 3y ago
I wouldn't mind an UI fully configurable by AI to fit me exactly. Without having to learn obscure settings, some obscure declarative language or how the UI is implemented.
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by DelightOne 3y ago
How do you get cheaper prices when they follow each others' price increases?
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by DelightOne 3y ago
Did you try to use something like TCA? You can scope the stuff you need to exactly only re-render what you need. Otherwise re-render the world on ObservableObject etc. Observable only alleviates the scoping-part a little and does not help w
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by DelightOne 3y ago
How can we trust a cell-originating signal without the cancer being able to spoof it? I think there's no hashing for cells yet. Pattern detection comparing cancer with non-cancer block responses? (Trying to wrap my head around this as
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by DelightOne 3y ago
Do you need to chain multiple Terragrunt executions to first bring the Kubernetes cluster up and then the containers, or does Terragrunt fix that?
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by DelightOne 3y ago
Its a trademark application, nothing to do with patents the title is wrong.
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by DelightOne 3y ago
My point is the effect feel-good, whether it is achieved by avoiding fluff, by (over-)simplifying, by some special content that can only be shown in short form or by feeling more knowledgeable. If you can read more of them, you feel better.
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by DelightOne 3y ago
How does that make you feel good compared to reading a couple short feel-good or activating short articles?
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by DelightOne 3y ago
How do you deal with too much information if not by reducing the attention span anyway? There is no time to focus, no?
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by DelightOne 3y ago
That said, the law is not made with super-humans being able to reproduce (slightly transformative) as good as all they read (all worlds' knowledge) in mind. A clarifying law should be created.
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by DelightOne 3y ago
How is that possible without becoming an echo chamber? I believe it won't happen without categorization in question/answer/redirect/objection + grouping into opinion-direction per group to curtail baseless attacks and at
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by DelightOne 3y ago
How do you make something use substantially less resources without changing a thing?
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by DelightOne 3y ago
Why is ChatGPT allowed to do it and not Google?
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by DelightOne 3y ago
5 commands that when you forget them or when they go wrong you have to manually fix. And where when you automate them you realize on your laptop that something went wrong and you have to go back and fix it, possibly losing hours depending o
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by DelightOne 3y ago
Why can't UBlock Origin do that?
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by DelightOne 3y ago
Of course it would be nice if every app can load up its own untrusted eBPF code and for the kernel to not be compromised. But why such high standards, where else is that the standard to go for? Seems perfect is the enemy of good.
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by DelightOne 3y ago
> to be secure against actively hostile code Was that a requirement for the predecessor of eBPF: Custom kernel modules?
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by DelightOne 3y ago
~~Doesn't support Safari.~~ edit: Nevermind Safari works. 1Blocker blocks comments with the "Block Comments" ruleset. Usually it is supposed to hide comments where they are not the primary focus. So some rule should probably
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by DelightOne 3y ago
How can that happen and how do you avoid that happen without ones' own knowledge?

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