OJFord

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by OJFord 9mo ago
The company in question had a direct relationship with HM Courts & Tribunals Service, and disputes that they sold/distributed any data to any 'AI third party' - says what they actually did was to hire AI-focussed contract
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by OJFord 9mo ago
> The rise of freestyle chess could viably see players extending their dominance for much longer, because there's currently believed to be no realistic way to do impactful opening prep in that game. For those out of the know like me
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by OJFord 9mo ago
It makes me more inclined to take the OP at face value, genuine interest in working on something similar and making it easier for everyone ('my mum') to use. It probably also makes him more attractive to OpenAI et al. - he's
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by OJFord 9mo ago
It's certainly not a good way of explaining that this is a hire and not an acquisition!
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by OJFord 9mo ago
How's it burned $3k on a $3/month subscription running for a few days?
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by OJFord 9mo ago
Took me a while to find, here's one of the authors Benj Edwards with a statement on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/benjedwards.com/post/3mewgow6ch22p
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by OJFord 9mo ago
That's fair, in my last org we used Teams for meetings despite Slack for general chat etc. Partly I'd say that's due to MS giving it subpar experience in O365 calendar/mail/outlook - you can't join a call direc
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by OJFord 9mo ago
Only because they use Office and Teams is bundled, everyone using it that's heard of Slack wants to be using Slack instead.
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by OJFord 9mo ago
If you get big enough for Slack to care about, your history will be impractically short.
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by OJFord 9mo ago
And to be clear 'do anything to fix them yourself' is as simple as install a third-party keyboard from the official Play Store, if you had such an issue as this with the default 'GBoard'.
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by OJFord 9mo ago
The only messages I receive without one are spam/phishing. I check because they're not recognised by notmuch, so I don't see them otherwise.
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by OJFord 9mo ago
Ugh right sorry, 'inspired'.
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by OJFord 9mo ago
Initial feedback: they're all too slow after the initial 'welcome...generator' sentence, doesn't sound natural. (Also struggled getting it working at all as others already noted.)
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by OJFord 9mo ago
Is Andrej Karpathy the guy who 'couldn't make it through a [coding] bootcamp' in this description?
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by OJFord 9mo ago
I would assume the former is the 'actual' goal - implement the feature, fix the bug, etc.; the next step goal is the current burrow of rabbit hole, the refactoring, dependency upgrade, patch to third-party lib, unexpected other ti
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by OJFord 9mo ago
Hear such mixed things on that though, often it's oh academics love to hear someone wants to read their paper, just email them, they'll be only too happy to provide you with a pdf. So I tried it once; no reply. (A month or two a
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by OJFord 9mo ago
That's a really good point, at the moment I struggle to get past wanting it to create small logical changes that I can commit individually. If I could review them better such as Flirt describes, then maybe I don't care so much, an
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by OJFord 9mo ago
I don't know, I'm not familiar with Signal. But features such as described above with worse privacy than the basic chatting functionality detract from it, it's not just that it would be a bonus if it were better, because th
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by OJFord 9mo ago
I'm not sure if I don't understand your comment, or you're misunderstanding 'zero trust': > implemented by establishing identity verification, validating device compliance prior to granting access, and ensuring l
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by OJFord 9mo ago
Or further, I don't know about other distros, but Arch doesn't even package vi (in the main repos) - it's a package group (or some implementation I'm not sure off the top of my head) consisting of vim and vi-compat.
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by OJFord 9mo ago
That's privacy for someone who cares deeply and will get it somehow no matter what, not default zero-effort privacy for the ignorant. (Which WhatsApp does pretty well for example.)
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by OJFord 9mo ago
You're referring to VC & SA I think? Right before them in my list was 'the original trilogy'. I definitely had and played it, it's the only way I know that the first was top-down like that, was quite a surprise.
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by OJFord 9mo ago
I'm sure it was officially re-released for modern (of the day) PCs before this? I think I've still got it on discs somewhere, a set of the first trilogy, Vice City, and maybe San Andreas.
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by OJFord 9mo ago
A single user's one-off recursive wget seems fine? Browsers also support it iirc, individual pages at very least (and saved to the same place, the links will work). No doubt it's already in many archive sites though, you could ju
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by OJFord 9mo ago
Living memory, the three or four generations that people generally know about. The schoolyard 'I'm 25% Portugese', meaning 'one of my grandparents is Portugese, but the others and parents were born here'. It would b
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by OJFord 9mo ago
Though LinkedIn in Firefox with uBlock Origin allowing just enough (not sure if that's relevant, just haven't run it without) does not last long without rocketing CPU & memory usage, fan spinning up, etc. (ime, anyway)
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by OJFord 9mo ago
I have no knowledge of lily, but a good reason could be for example that you can do `: print(v)`, but need braces for a multi-line block. Or that braces are the difference between creating a new scope and not. It's not necessarily just
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by OJFord 9mo ago
You mention AVSforum, I'm sure you're watching BluRays (or, err, via a home backup/local streaming solution), of course it makes sense to you. The median (and roughly 99th percentile for that matter) TV as well as being 65&qu
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by OJFord 9mo ago
I don't think it's silly for all purposes, it's silly to be racist about it, to say that 'pure x' is more desirable, or all that's 'allowed' in 'your' country etc., but that doesn't mea
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by OJFord 9mo ago
The convertible is still the car, not a convertible kilt(?!), GP is saying with Scottish as opposed to Californian weather there would be less changing. Say, a single open-top-weather period (two changes) per year. Or none. (I imagine the C

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