KTibow

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by KTibow 3y ago
(hope this isn't against rules but) If you don't have Twitter, the magnet link is magnet:?xt=urn:btih:9238b09245d0d8cd915be09927769d5f7584c1c9&dn=mixtral-8x22b&tr=udp%3A%2F%http://2Fopen.demonii.com%3A1337%2F
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by KTibow 3y ago
Surely it's not that trivial given - Gmail might be able to detect what's important and not mark it as spam - If it gets marked as spam anyway, the user can just open the spam folder to use it - Even if you have high deliverabilit
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by KTibow 3y ago
Is there any way for them to enforce that
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by KTibow 3y ago
Is there a good reason to use a shadow root for this instead of just directly setting innerText
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by KTibow 3y ago
You can change the branch to main and see the code. (I agree that having the pages branch as the default branch and uploading built code instead of building it with a GH action is still odd)
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by KTibow 3y ago
While we're talking about places to use 2FA, if you have a watch it might be a good idea to put your 2FA codes there for redundancy.
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by KTibow 3y ago
Is the site showing as a bunch of JSON for anyone else?
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by KTibow 3y ago
I feel like its design will end up creating a separate space by itself. The kinds of features, how the onboarding is set up, who the devs are, etc influences the kinds of people who sign up.
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by KTibow 3y ago
IIRC these states don't have certain types of taxes which would complicate things
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by KTibow 3y ago
OpenAI lets you force valid JSON now https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/text-generation/json...
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by KTibow 3y ago
I notice that there's an extra horizontal scrollbar, I think they forgot to set box-sizing
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by KTibow 3y ago
Is it just me or does that read like GPT
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by KTibow 3y ago
At this point most people didn't think Elon was a good guy even before these emails leaked
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by KTibow 3y ago
Ah, that's much better. It's still confusing that they're separated.
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by KTibow 3y ago
I find Wikipedia's frontend more enjoyable than AARoads. It's understandable as the community of editors probably wasn't as technical as some other communities, but it feels a bit slow, there's no search, and there are a
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by KTibow 3y ago
I know Discord is already trying some AI stuff out like Summaries, but AI search doesn't seem like the kind of thing that Discord would add, given their audience and that they took down Clyde AI.
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by KTibow 3y ago
All network requests give out your IP.
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by KTibow 3y ago
2040: children have become small LLMs, trained on synthetic data
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by KTibow 3y ago
What's the deal with why it isn't available on Firefox?
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by KTibow 3y ago
Once you start using dedicated dev servers (like Vite) with the preprocessing happening live, the problem becomes much less of a problem.
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by KTibow 3y ago
Sounds like it happens automatically: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56020314/how-frequently-...
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by KTibow 3y ago
Realistically it was probably just how Gemini was prompted to use the image generator tool
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by KTibow 3y ago
In other terms: There's 3 ways to assign blame, to the maker of the tool, to the user of the tool, and to the target of the tool. I think we can all agree that if the tool isn't designed to cause trouble we shouldn't blame th
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by KTibow 3y ago
I've been using Claude recently and as a product, regardless of the benchmarks it feels much nicer to use, I haven't spent a lot of time playing with open models though
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by KTibow 3y ago
If you want something that just works: YouTube Music + uBlock origin Some may dispute the algorithms, others may note it's not as easy to get it to work on mobile, but it has an extremely large collection
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by KTibow 3y ago
It's worth noting it's not just "people preferring well known sites" it's "Google preferring well known sites as part of EEAT"
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by KTibow 3y ago
If I had to guess why they might not let you customize it - the people who make the software don't know or don't care about the other way you want it - it adds a bit more complexity / sometimes code debt to let that thing be
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by KTibow 3y ago
I've never seen any page like that (I'm on Fedora) > A bigger problem with it is that it unfocuses from the last used/selected tab to this newly added tab so that it's hard to find where I left off Often Firefox remem
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by KTibow 3y ago
While they could retranscribe it w/ Whisper, they use an in-browser model. The worker's source code is available at https://www.appblit.com/scribe-worker.js .
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by KTibow 3y ago
That would be useful if the normal way fails but would always be slower and not as accurate than intentionally implemented accessibility

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