Muhammad523

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Reverse-enginnering a bluethoot termal printer (2021)(werwolv.net)
1 points by Muhammad523 5mo ago|0 comments
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Japan lessens privacy laws to become "The easiest county to develop AI in"(theregister.com)
7 points by Muhammad523 6mo ago|2 comments
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
Thanks for sharing
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
Thanks
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
Write your own copy of.... what?
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
Nice! How about making a firefox-compatible version?
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Can a machine "understand" like a human? The Chinese room argument(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by Muhammad523 6mo ago|3 comments
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
I found this on wikipedia, and i think it's and interesting read.
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
I dont know why your comment got grayed out but it made me smile.
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
What a weird looking book. The cover shows Trump as the king, lol Anyways, if i were a parent, i'd certainly try to do everything to prevent my kids (under 10) from getting into politics. Let them live as normal kids should.
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
I dont know. I think downloading it with Tor would make it almost impossible to find out you downloaded this stuff anyway.
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
I must say, i'd prefer if my hands remained the same size they are now. I dont want to lose my dexterity. Slightly offtopic
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
Yeah. Lots of discord-like free-software(as in freedom) chat apps are spawning. I think it's clear that whichever becomes the most popular will not be about who has better code but rather about who manages to get a stronger community a
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
if you wanna master social skills, go out and talk to *real* people.
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
> She starts guarded. One-word answers, a little skeptical. If you escalate too fast or try something cheesy, she gets MORE guarded. If you're genuine and read the moment right, she opens up. Just like real life. Generalizing like i
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
Imagine if oprypin is actually the original developer's sockpuppet account...
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
I feel like interpreters and compilers were trendy in 2015/2016, bu i'm too young to know. Am i right?
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by Muhammad523 6mo ago
Why must there always be a random guy on HN randomly mentioning Claude?
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We are no longer training AI, AI is training us(nature.com)
9 points by Muhammad523 7mo ago|4 comments
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by Muhammad523 7mo ago
I think it'd be nice if the site allowed the user to choose wether they want to tap on what they assume is human-written or AI-generated
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by Muhammad523 7mo ago
Nice! I would've expected to score better but i didnt.
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by Muhammad523 7mo ago
I'd truly like to see what examples you have of Linux users "complaining about the fact no one solved their problem yet"
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by Muhammad523 7mo ago
Listen; we're not in a "Windows vs MacOS vs Linux user" meme. We're trying to have intelligent discussion here, and surely generalizing a large amount of people simply because they use one OS is not intelligent discussio
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by Muhammad523 7mo ago
There's a shell with the exact same name for Unix
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by Muhammad523 7mo ago
The article is horrible, it's AI-generated and it's simply hot air. It does not give much info and it's mostly a collection of random lists with titles like "Why does this matter?"
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by Muhammad523 7mo ago
This person simply does not want to be involved in making autonomous killing machines. What does that have to do with trans?
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by Muhammad523 7mo ago
Two days from now and ClosedAI will remove their charter...
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by Muhammad523 7mo ago
Novel programming languages have still educational value for those building them and, yes, we still need programming languages. I dont see any reason we would not need them. Even if Ai is going to write the code for you; how is it going to
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by Muhammad523 7mo ago
Btw, this project seems to be a solution looking for a problem.
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by Muhammad523 7mo ago
I truly don't think it's possible for new software to have testimonials... especially good ones.

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