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   by Retr0id 3mo ago

   And until today, it would've meant having to boot macOS or Windows to watch Netflix on an aarch64 device, regardless of browser choice. (In practice it has been possible for longer, due to workarounds that were largely only possible du
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   by Retr0id 3mo ago

   Looks like this has been around for a while now, are there any interesting projects using it? Edit: https://github.com/SuperSonicHub1/awesome-libsm64
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   by Retr0id 3mo ago

   Finally a solution to being wrong - just invert all your opinions!
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   by Retr0id 3mo ago

   I believe you (and sorry, I do think I was wrong), but for the record I wasn't judging based on punctuation.
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   by Retr0id 3mo ago

   Edit: retracted, but left up for context The article itself appears to have had help from an LLM, too.
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   by Retr0id 3mo ago

   It is also possible to implement minesweeper such that all positions are solvable unambiguously, see https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puzzles/js/mine...
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   by Retr0id 3mo ago

   I think this would be a net benefit, but I can see an issue. A lot of news sites today do "accept tracking, or pay us, or you can't access the page". The orgs doing this are reputable-ish so I assume it's considered lega
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   by Retr0id 3mo ago

   Until recently I thought "load-bearing seam" was a satirical exaggeration - I'd seen both claudisms independently but never combined. But a couple of days ago it hit me with "The key structural point first: the only load
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   by Retr0id 3mo ago

   It's also an intellectual property vs remix culture thing.
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    > A person can type 3,000 words by hand and have no thought pass through their head beyond the need to finish before lunch. But when they do that, you can tell.
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    Interesting choice to hotlink all the images! The side-effect is that some are dead now.
12. 402.▲
    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    I suppose it is a type of dithering, but really this is Halftoning
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    What if the harness is developed by the same model in a prior session?
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    I haven't been using it for long, but so far the refusals seem about on par with how things were on Opus 4.8.
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    > I don’t think any human should sacrifice their sanity untangling this mess of 600K lines of slop code. For that reason, I will not be accepting any human-coded contributions until I deem the project to be in a sane enough shape. Very f
16. 406.▲
    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    I can write code just fine on a random Dell membrane keyboard I got for free, but it's much more satisfying to use a mechanical keyboard. It seems like the same idea applied to hand writing, and I think you're more likely to do mo
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    Unless they can explain what they've changed to make sure it never happens again, it's not resolved.
18. 408.▲
    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    They're not even cheap these days, either. I'm still with them as a matter of laziness but I really need to migrate out.
19. 409.▲
    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    Of course not, but if someone buys 1000 new devices and rotates devices with each request, it might be worth sending them an email like "hey did you mean to be doing that?"
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    Not just cryptocurrency projects, cryptocurrency related projects. But hey, it's their space.
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    In a hypothetical world where using TLS was abnormal, you could monitor the content of whatever the bots are doing for suspicious activity. And if they chose to use TLS anyway, the mere presence of of TLS could be considered suspicious. Bac
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    Until DoH and ECH are commonplace, DNS lookups and SNI probably leak enough for statistical analysis.
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    Are you suggesting that the placebo effect applies retroactively? I'd been using creatine for months before I even heard there were conversations about supposed cognitive effects (and I hadn't noticed any myself, either, and I con
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    I wasn't expecting creatine to have any bearing on my emotional state in the first place, so I'm not sure how that would work.
25. 415.▲
    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    Personally I take creatine for entirely non-cognitive reasons, so it's reassuring to know it's probably not making me any dumber.
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    Hydration is important so I'm with you on the first half, but what is the proposed link between reduced creatine intake and emotional wellbeing?
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    It's not something I track, but if it is making me thirstier then that sounds like another useful benefit.
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    I take my creatine with as little volume of water as possible, probably less than 50ml. I doubt that 50ml is having much impact on my overall hydration.
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    If you're being academically rigorous about it, sure, but I think it's fine as an informal conclusion.
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    by Retr0id 3mo ago

    afaict, the main advantages of buying things with crypto are (potentially) lower transaction fees and latencies, and less red tape restricting who can buy what from whom. If you use a "tradfi onramp", doesn't it negate all of