RobotToaster

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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
The idea of the price you pay could be far higher because your McSocial Credit Score is too low doesn't scare you?
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Most of the stuff Amazon search spits out by default now is identical to what you find on temu, just at 5 times the price. You can make it slightly more useful by changing the sort order to average rating or best selling, but for many &quot
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
> Sorry I got more traction on Blender and haven't integrated BYOK on the app. It seems to have BYOK in the web app now? did you just add it? The only issue is it doesn't accept Gemini AQ authentication keys. > P.s. the max
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
> there's a showcase (+ github repo) you can play around with: https://nova3d.xyz/ Before anyone else bothers giving them your Google account, there's zero free generations, something they conveniently don&#x27
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Cool. Do the individual parts still use point clouds? Or are they meshes or CSG?
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Nobody expects anyone to read those anyway.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
>LLMs got decent at writing, Judging by people's response, that doesn't seem to be the case. > and before long they will be better at write-ups than the average human writer and we won't look back. I'll read articl
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
https://gitflic.ru/project/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-fire...
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Wasn't bitcoin supposedly invented to do that? Ironic given the amount of crypto spam that exists.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
It's widely suspected that the Intel management engine[0] and their equivalents are NSA backdoors [0] https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017/05/intels-management-engi...
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
I wonder if something similar is happening, except people are using AI detection tools and then substituting words.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Oddly in the UK pedals are a legally required to be included with any new bike sold. Well, technically it's pedal reflectors that are required, but they obviously need pedals to mount to.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
> with the UK losing that warm current in ~47 years Guess it will cancel out the increased temperature?
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Alzheimers dementia is sometimes called type 3 diabetes, so it may be both.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
> Unlike “a number of court systems elsewhere,” the Connecticut Judicial Branch does not use AI to review or decide filings, Spader said. >in Elliott’s case, prompts were “exposed, in each of those settings, the moment a human being a
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
This was a litigant in person not a lawyer, most courts basically assume they're incompetent.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Worse, there is an IPv8, from 1994, the obsolete P internet protocol (PIP) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IP_version_numbers
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Wouldn't that be really obvious and spotted in any rudimentary testing? I imagine it would be very non trivial to do it in a way that that was reliable and obfuscated enough to prevent detection for any amount of time?
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
So we need to start hunting shark?
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
I can see film and instant cameras making a comeback for anything that needs to be used as evidence.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
If you ever feel like your job is useless, remember that raytheon has an ethics team.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Who started it isn't really important, what matters is who will kill it?
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Here's a (probably incomplete) list of ways they are user hostile https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Apple
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
This just reinforces what I've always thought. I'm not worried about robot overlords, I'm worried about what our meatbag overlords will do with AI.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
> an item with 50,000 units across 10 locations would mean 500,000 rows I don't get it, Wouldn't that still only be 50,000 rows, just divided across locations?
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Who could have predicted that Microsoft building their own nuclear reactor would be the lesser evil.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
The irrigation plan was in response to the famine, and it worked, it was the last famine in the soviet union.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
haproxy-protection is an alternative.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
> Some browsers also intentionally detect attempts to do proof of work and attempt to block it entirely. Then they'd be blocking themselves from the website.
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by RobotToaster 2mo ago
Less than half of people who voted voted for Trump, and turnout was 64%. Being allowed to chose between two evils every few years isn't democracy.

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