Quarrel

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by Quarrel 2y ago
> I thought, well, if an LLM is good at something, it's probably at finding information in a very narrow field like this. I feel like of all the things in this thread, this one is on them. It absolutely is something that LLMs are go
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by Quarrel 2y ago
Brotato (yes, Godot) has ~80,000 reviews on steam (Overwhelmingly Positive) and ~25,000 subs on their subreddit. I think you're correct that this isn't remotely one of the larger based on this style of metric.
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James is doing an incredible job of documenting this issue. Everything except for his incredible documentation has either been minor anecdote ("my phone doesn't work"), or Industry & Government spin- usually misrepresenta
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> males must not be ignored and HPV must not be framed as female only issue hear, hear.
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There is also more of a spectrum between straight and gay than gets talked about at a high level in these discussions. Gay men & women often arrive at that position after having had hetero sex. Heterosexuals often "stray" or w
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> but I'm still not taking Rofecoxib It's not that hard to avoid a drug withdrawn from the market 20 years ago though ..
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It's also the address Companies House gives for him when he was a Director of his business: https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/c... ("doxxing" directors, particularly in the UK, is pre
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by Quarrel 2y ago
Sure, you drop heaps of sodium if you aren't careful and lose 1-3kg of associated water. It is one of the reasons it hooks people. Two months of weight loss is a different ballpark.
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15kg in 2 months is silly levels of loss. I hope you were very very overweight. 1kg of fat is 7,700 kcals. To lose 2kg a week for 8 weeks you need to find a deficit of 2,200 kcals per day the entire time. A large inactive man will have roug
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by Quarrel 2y ago
It would be handy if it mentioned somewhere near the top of the front page that OrbStack is a macOS utility. So that Linux & Windows people know they can look away. (Looks like a cool tool though!)
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> There's no good fast and interactive debugger on Linux, similar to relatively new Windows debuggers. raddebugger had its first release in Jan 2024. RemedyBG is new to me, but then, so does its starting post in 2019 stating that it
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by Quarrel 2y ago
Not really, and valve has also banned these at the macro level. They just allow you to set them up such that when you start strafing (ie moving) in an opposite direction by pushing an opposing key (ie you're holding down "move rig
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by Quarrel 2y ago
Recent keyboard cheats (ie minimising the learning curve in seamlessly changing direction when strafing) are nothing, and not really what anyone means by hardware cheats. What is meant are PCIe hardware devices that can use DMA to read and
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> And who determines that reason? the exact language of their T&Cs? Not to be too flippant, but we can guess all we want, but the individual apps signed up to specific terms at the time, and you can almost guarantee that Apple (or an
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by Quarrel 2y ago
> I think the same argument could be made for Twitter/X. The app stores by Google and Apple specifically disallow pornographic material, yet the app is full of it. Reddit is allowed too. imgur, snap, etc. I assumed you're fine
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by Quarrel 2y ago
> Trick is having a place to go. Until the politically opportunistic immigration loophole was closed this year, they had. What loophole changed? The Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966 still applies. They get automatic Green Cards. Not sure it
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by Quarrel 2y ago
> When was the last time it was up for grabs? Obama won it in 2012. That isn't that long ago in electoral cycles.
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It would also be pretty damaging if it includes their LPs.
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> How was such vuln not found and abused in this case? Maybe it was.. There might have been more value in leaving this one open than just screwing with them.
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You're going to be in trouble once you get to 20 houses :)
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Where in Australia? I've been out of Aus for a few years, but in NSW I understand they're still largely banned (Lie Detectors Act) for employment, courts / evidence, insurance etc (and if they weren't by legislation, the
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by Quarrel 2y ago
Meet works in non-chromium browsers, so .. forced?
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FWIW, the UK gov does this very well too. A good clean stack, a good set of accessibility guidelines that are enforced, leading to boring (in a very good way), clean websites that just delivery their function / information. I wish more
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by Quarrel 2y ago
At least here they're removing watermarks. Now, is this a good thing? Meh. Maybe. It almost definitely violates some sites ToS though..
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by Quarrel 2y ago
I had DARPA funding for my Phd in the 90s. While I knew people getting funding for submarine detection and other similar military specific techs, I was funded for pure networking research. They fund a lot of areas, often very much in the pu
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by Quarrel 2y ago
Did cloudflare do something bad in recent weeks and I missed it? Have have both my dns and domains at cloudflare ...
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by Quarrel 2y ago
Took me a while to recall mine, but 13427018. Saying the number now it just rolls off my tongue, it is just so familiar, great times.
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by Quarrel 2y ago
Very good point, and one I had heard of, but wasn't considering here.
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by Quarrel 2y ago
I may well be missing something, but isn't the point of the title: "GxHash is a fast and robust non-cryptographic hashing algorithm" Exactly that I should use it when I want a fast hash, but not when I want a robust cryptogra
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Is it just me, or does this read like it was written by an LLM ... ?!

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