Diti

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by Diti 2y ago
Why is it restricted to Safari on iOS? I’m using Orion, which is Webkit-based too.
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by Diti 2y ago
If one doesn’t want LLMs to scrape data and knows the LLMs will be ignoring the robots.txt file.
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by Diti 2y ago
For Arma: https://bisimulations.com/products/vbs4 For DCS World: https://www.cymstar.com/what-we-do/simulation-products/cymli...
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by Diti 2y ago
Yeah, both Arma 3 and DCS World have commercial versions of their simulators for the armies to train on.
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by Diti 2y ago
Wow, thank you for sharing your experience and feelings, that was a very interesting read. I sympathize for the paranoia – did you somehow had nice feelings from this experience, regardless of how insanely stressful it was?
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by Diti 2y ago
For 10 USD more than the carbon case, I prefer using the following item for my wallet. https://nomadgoods.com/products/tracking-card
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by Diti 2y ago
> C is also such a good language. If I wasn't doing Rust, I would have gone back to C. Wouldn’t you try Zig instead?
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by Diti 2y ago
Yep. That recommendation is weird. They should recommend NiMH batteries like the Eneloop series from Panasonic.
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by Diti 2y ago
Considering the comment history of the person you are talking to (basically only ever replies to fight over social justice), I think they must be mentioning a real trend.
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by Diti 2y ago
I have the same opinion as the person you replied to. My arguments are basically that I don’t support plagiarism, and LLMs/diffusion models of our generation have been trained on a massive corpus of copyrighted material, ignoring the f
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by Diti 2y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41810507
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by Diti 2y ago
Trademark laws mandate that you need to enforce your trademark if you want to keep it. So, yes, they will sue.
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by Diti 2y ago
Ever since YAML 1.2, released in 2009(!), your YAML example would parse your input as “is yaml robust” for the key, and “no” for the value.
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by Diti 2y ago
Thanks for taking the time and effort to educate me about that, I indeed had a flawed vision of what LLMs were actually doing.
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by Diti 2y ago
I think it does not matter in this case. ALL current LLMs are prone to confabulation. AFAIK, there is not a single model which is able to tell “I don’t know” instead of making things up.
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by Diti 2y ago
AFAIK, the main thing that makes a blockchain a “blockchain” in the cryptocurrency sense, is the handling of consensus in case of double spend (race condition during a transaction), also known as Byzantine fault. Not really something Git ha
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by Diti 2y ago
Thank you for giving a plausible explanation as to why the main content of the website doesn’t load, but the rest does! Looking at my NextDNS logs, the website does indeed seem to have plenty of telemetry. I’ll keep it blocked.
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by Diti 2y ago
What does it do better than a self-hosted Synology Photos, for example?
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by Diti 2y ago
What are “invalid names” in this context? Because, depending on the country the person was born in, a name can be literally anything, so I’m not sure what an invalid name looks like (unless you allow an `eval` of sorts).
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by Diti 2y ago
Also, Bluesky themselves make some income from their relationship with Namecheap: https://bsky.social/about/blog/7-05-2023-namecheap
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by Diti 2y ago
The AT Protocol supports it (in the “standard”), but Bluesky itself doesn’t, at least not yet. Let’s say you are the owner of the example.org domain, and would like to federate your content to the Bluesky servers. The Bluesky servers are cu
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by Diti 2y ago
Those arguments are applicable to X as well, though. 1. Your username can be your website. On Bluesky, domain verification (by DNS) maps to a `did:plc` identifier – ˋAppView`s (bsky.app, the Bluesky smartphone app, etc.) only look up to plc
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by Diti 2y ago
Doesn’t work in a dark room (visual hypersensitivity from ASD requires me to do that).
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by Diti 2y ago
A popular term for LLMs is “bullshit generator” (I’m serious, look it up!).
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by Diti 2y ago
You’re replying to a LLM bot.
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by Diti 2y ago
> I believe the architectural model of ActivityPub is bad. I think the architectural model of atproto is good. Everything is downstream of that. ActivityPub is a W3C standard which uses standard, “boring”, sometimes “complex” (JSON-LD) t
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by Diti 2y ago
Telegram user here. I’ll keep using the app with no end-to-end encryption, like usual. It’s widely known by now (I think) that Telegram doesn’t have default E2E encryption. Personally, I stay on it because of the network effect (staying on
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by Diti 2y ago
Security and financial stability. People always vote for the “right” when they feel scared and threatened. History repeats itself.
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by Diti 2y ago
OP mentioned this is a “simple app”. They should follow the example of the author of parcelapp.net, which charges less than 5 EUR a year . That’s 50 k€ per year (judging by the ten thousand of reviews (4.8/5 star average) on the Apple
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by Diti 2y ago
Those aliases are, I believe, only defined on Windows PowerShell (the closed-source version 5; not PowerShell 7). I wish those default aliases you mentioned weren’t a thing. Especially `curl` (people should use `iwr` instead), which is an a

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