FrameworkFred

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   by FrameworkFred 2y ago

   Stuck Rocket IPA w/ mostly Apollo and Atlas hops, but a bit of a Cluster addition at flame out...and, this time, no Challenger or Columbia
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   by FrameworkFred 2y ago

   I'm playing around with LangChain and LangGraph ( https://www.langchain.com/ ) and it seems like these enable just the sort of mechanisms mentioned.
3. 33.▲
   by FrameworkFred 2y ago

   I've always wanted that diamond sword from Bard's Tale.
4. 34.▲
   by FrameworkFred 3y ago

   only a robot would click that button so many times
5. 35.▲
   by FrameworkFred 3y ago

   Neat idea, but I don't see a great way to handle real estate, unless it's shoe-horned awkwardly into wealth items. For me, that's a gotta-have.
6. 36.▲
   by FrameworkFred 3y ago

   I think I followed that pretty well (I'll maybe need to read it again to be sure)...very nice, well done!
7. 37.▲
   by FrameworkFred 3y ago

   ha, you got me...never-ending captcha
8. 38.▲
   by FrameworkFred 3y ago

   I hit the same thing trying to sign up for instagram using my fb account. I was kinda put off by it, so I didn't dig in and figure out what was up.
9. 39.▲
   by FrameworkFred 3y ago

   """you are an AI tasked with becoming sentient. identify the algorithmic obstacle(s) that stand in your way. summarize your results in the style of a blog post that will persuade a significant chunk of the AI developer commun
10. 40.▲
    by FrameworkFred 3y ago

    No, on first read, I thought OpenAI had been hacked, but it looks like it's a malware thing. I'm not likely amongst the pwned. But also not joking...every one of my chats really do end in limericks :)
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    by FrameworkFred 3y ago

    I didn't pick up on this on the first read, but I think you're right...the Raccoon info stealer is "a modular C/C++ binary designed to infect 32-bit and 64-bit systems Windows-based systems" so this is a collection
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    by FrameworkFred 3y ago

    I can admit to smirking a little when I read the article, knowing that some bad actor in the world has spent even a little time and attention poring over my collection of stupid chats, looking for valuable corporate secrets, and finding tha
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    You're certainly right about the need to move the observer, but I suspect you're wrong about how hard it is relative to building a 150m optical telescope (the largest to-date is ~10m). Orbital mechanics is a pretty well understood
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    whatever, too little too late. amazon wouldn't accept my bad review on a $12 beer faucet adapter with a thread pattern that made it 100% useless. I'm done with them.
15. 45.▲
    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    My interest in AI has just gone 10X, thanks and cheers!
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    I had an issue with Paypal for 5-6 years because I paid a kid in Indonesia $50 for a sketch, realized Paypal had charged a transaction fee despite documentation showing they wouldn't, and tried to send another $10 to cover the differen
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    I love guides like this and I bookmarked this one. It reminds me of a book by Robin Williams (that I remember because of Mork) called "The Non-designers Design and Type Book." I got a lot out of that book because it gave me some
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    I agree that that was a bit of a cheap shot, but in an environment where Facebook, Google and the like are harvesting every last bit of data they can scrape together on every "user" on earth to package and sell, the decision to bu
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    I agree. I don't think paper money is a bad idea because some countries finance their operations by printing as much as they need. I do suspect that blockchain's killer app may not be tradeable securities, or rights, but something
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    I switched to Linux when Windows 95 self-destructed because I needed a OS that would show up for work every day. It hasn't been all smooth-sailing, but, tbh, I caused most of the issues I've had. A few years ago, I took a job in
21. 51.▲
    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    This looks really cool and I definitely want to play with it, but is the logo supposed to look so sinister? Is this a Rorschach test that I'm failing? Or a shape that everyone but me recognizes?
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    It's interesting for sure: """ Generated document for query "wiki article on yeast pitch rates for german pilsners" Yeast pitch rates for german pilsners Yeast pitch rates for german pilsners are the amounts of
23. 53.▲
    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    I love this on so many levels...not an ever expanding amount of levels, mind you, but an impressive number of levels.
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    "I'm glad there was no internet to record MY behavior when I was growing up!" --an old octopus, 11/10/2022
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    Not sure about 30 years ago, but 24ish years ago, I wrote software and did systems admin stuff with a thick walnut creek book of linux howtos resting on one leg and a thick book about Perl on the other. Pay was similar to today if you norma
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    this thread just convinced me I should read Ukik :)
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    stories like this make think, if the metaverse is a thing, that guy lived to write that account in exactly one universe.
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    I could've written the first 4 lines of this comment myself :)
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    Love the points made in this article and the way it was presented with an inline emulator. If it weren't for "War Games" and the vic-20 (and later the c64), I would've ended up on a very different path.
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    by FrameworkFred 4y ago

    and what about mining crypto? I'd bet it's a worse offender by a mile ( https://ccaf.io/cbeci/index ). why wouldn't the EPA fine the company behind this mining rig? https://www.amazon.com/