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by S-E-P 9d ago
It is pretty funny to me that the transhumanist movement is hoping that these LLMs can eventually move past a parody of human intelligence. A lot of weird folks in that arena, a lot of strange books too that they wrote for the consumption o
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by S-E-P 9d ago
this u? > AI will replace all of them soon. What is that spaghetti of words you tied together to form a sentence? Were you trying to be comprehensible?
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by S-E-P 9d ago
It's sad that reading has become that way for you. I love reading, but I mostly read non-fiction and I'm a bit of an amateur history buff. Last time I read a fiction book I was left feeling like I was preached to by an alien abou
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by S-E-P 9d ago
> If someone is spreading deception, intentionally or not, then it's entirely within my rights to point out they are without engaging further. What is it with millennials and "rights"? It's a sincere question. Peopl
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by S-E-P 9d ago
I fear in the future people will read even less because of how often people cheap out and use AI to write. I know the author of this article tells you never to use a single word it suggests, however I still, while reading, am checking for a
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by S-E-P 9d ago
As long as they can operate under capacity (for the grid) I don't disagree. However I live in a much nicer area than Chicago and any Walmart, large mass of people, or DC would really destroy the PV as well as it would be an eyesore. I
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by S-E-P 9d ago
Thanks <3
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by S-E-P 9d ago
It's mostly the emissions from diesel generators which many DCs use as it's far too expensive to ever shut them down. Often diesel generators are used to lighten the load on a power grid as well, so many DCs will run generators 2
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by S-E-P 9d ago
You still have to grapple with the merits of their argument to find out if the indicator is correct or not. In a world where everybody seems to be quoting grok with no further thought process you would think people would be more welcoming o
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by S-E-P 9d ago
datacenters are stinky though and ruin property values. (as well as can, and has, polluted water sources in some cases) I don't disagree with your assertion; however you do have to realize that their grievances, while not completely in
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by S-E-P 9d ago
This is someone's vent post.
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by S-E-P 11d ago
Conveniently the only companies that warn of a new and dangerous advancement are the ones hemorrhaging money. Remember when Mythos marked the end of man and the birth of a new race of bots nuking secure systems from orbit? If a company of a
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by S-E-P 26d ago
How would you suggest someone make a good tutorial for DF that doesn't leave the player exhausted by the time they start a new game? That's my core complaint w/ strategy games. By the time I'm done with the tutorial i h
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by S-E-P 26d ago
macOS is also just a proper PITA through and through. I'm annoyed that I can't play it on my m4 but I also understand that supporting macOS has always been a nuisance. If I were making games I wouldn't support it either. App
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by S-E-P 29d ago
The term "original assembly code" is sufficient enough to communicate that the binaries that are being reversed are what is disclosed to the public intentionally. Their comment still stands; whether it's machine code or &quot
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by S-E-P 1mo ago
Sorry that you are incapable of seeing how others perceive you
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by S-E-P 1mo ago
idk man, it seems like a bunch of glass houses. In context if you read what I said I didn't imply Metux was the best out there; I was highlighting how absolutely terrible Wayland is and how I will take anything at this point.
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by S-E-P 1mo ago
The "be better" comment was used exclusively by the worst people i knew for 4 years straight. So for me, absolutely. It's condescending, unnecessary, and it is a polarizing comment people who are miserable leave to annoy the
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by S-E-P 1mo ago
I don't doubt you. I think it's a good way to look at it. I appreciate what he's trying to do with Xlibre but I would never work in that environment with or without him. As I said to the other guy I just hope this is better
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by S-E-P 1mo ago
> Be better What year are we in?
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by S-E-P 1mo ago
Ah yes, "he doesn't agree with me, therefore he must be [insane|incapable|inept]" argument tied in with some nothing burger about Metux pushing code that could break things. While I'm over here having to move to Xorg as
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by S-E-P 4mo ago
I haven't had the best experience with 4.7 and it felt like a substantial debuff. I've even ended up moving a lot of review to codex just because 4.7 was so dense.. Here's to hoping they figured it out since I'm not enti
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by S-E-P 4mo ago
any examples or just ad-hom?
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by S-E-P 4mo ago
So many hours, this was my SimCity experience and I still can hear the jazz. This and Rollercoaster Tycoon and Doom II was my jam.
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by S-E-P 5mo ago
RIP to this repo frfr.
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by S-E-P 5mo ago
I appreciate that it's an issue to try and improve the product you are using currently. As if those tokens were totally "stolen" and not for your benefit is laughable. This is like when someone torrents and is immediately ag
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by S-E-P 3y ago
I’m gonna have to remember this quick and easy iptracker
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by S-E-P 3y ago
I believe it
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by S-E-P 3y ago
27 upvotes over 2 hours. > voted to the top Seems disingenuous, it’s fine to be annoyed by such discussion, but at least be accurate please. Reality is best viewed accurately. (27 votes as of post)
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by S-E-P 4y ago
Trydactyl is mint for Firefox VIM experience

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