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by Wingy 2y ago
Also anecdotally, I’m a college student and do not use LLMs to generate my papers. I have however asked ChatGPT to cite sources for specific things, to varying success. Surprisingly, it returns sources that actually exist most of the time n
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by Wingy 2y ago
I’m pretty sure they’re referring to Twitter.
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by Wingy 2y ago
Keeping a cache of “users who have blocked me” for every user is probably not that expensive. If Bob blocks Oscar, update Oscar’s row to add Bob to Oscar’s blocked_by list.
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by Wingy 2y ago
Immich is AGPL-3.0, which I would consider to be fully open-source. They do “sell” it but you’re also allowed to just download it, do whatever you want with it including removing the key system, so long as you share the source code.
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by Wingy 2y ago
Original source: https://science.ku.dk/english/press/news/2024/seven-new-frog...
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The Internet Archive is back online(arstechnica.com)
340 points by Wingy 2y ago|95 comments
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by Wingy 2y ago
That's true. I agree with you that anything less than a formal tone would be, and is, inappropriate for this context. I also respect that you prefer standard capitalization and punctuation at all times. Being aware of the audience is c
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by Wingy 2y ago
On a formal discussion board like this, I don't believe an informal tone is correct. To me, it doesn't make it harder to read, but it does come across as mildly disrespectful of the environment. When texting on a phone, the defaul
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by Wingy 2y ago
In my experience, that isn't the case. Among people who "have gotten used to" it, using capitalization to indicate the formality and/or tone of your message allows the reader to understand the writer's intention bet
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by Wingy 2y ago
It's definitely primarily generational. In my experience, capitalization-as-tone is used by many Generation Z people. On the other hand, it is not widely used by older generations, or the younger Generation Alpha.
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by Wingy 2y ago
Zen and MS Edge have proper vertical tabs.
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by Wingy 2y ago
I use it to indicate tone. Proper capitalization and punctuation reads with a formal, cold tone. lowercase without caps reads with a warmer, informal tone there’s a Tom Scott Language Files video documenting it: https://www.youtu
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by Wingy 2y ago
If the pinned cert is stored on some kind of ROM chip you could probably rewrite it to replace it with your own cert.
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by Wingy 2y ago
With the length of that you might as well do: if (obj) obj.bar = 42
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by Wingy 2y ago
If you have a simulation where realtime is 60 fps, you could simulate a little over 4.5 hours per second if you could run it at 1M fps. That would definitely help with learning rate.
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by Wingy 2y ago
How about only save the verbose logs if there’s an error?
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by Wingy 2y ago
Store a single .DS_Store in the root of the disk that stores either the reference or all of the data for that filesystem?
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by Wingy 2y ago
I think they mean that gmail/outlook are highly abused and you can reduce spam by demanding a challenge response from new addresses on those domains when they email your domain.
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Ad Blocker for IRL Ads(old.reddit.com)
18 points by Wingy 2y ago|2 comments
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by Wingy 2y ago
curl should probably scream when it detects piping unencrypted wan (not local ips) connections to shell, sort of like what openssh does when a host’s fingerprint changes
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Actual Automation(samwing.dev)
3 points by Wingy 3y ago|0 comments
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by Wingy 3y ago
Would pure random + a central database not be more practical? Assuming the barcode is a 10-by-50 grid, that's 500 bits of entropy. With 100 bits of entropy, you need over 100 trillion codes to have a 0.4% chance of a collision. Every a
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by Wingy 3y ago
Why modify the trust stores with the personal CA? Is there any risk to just publishing a globally valid wildcard cert for *.lcl.host, since it always resolves to 127.0.0.1 anyway?
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by Wingy 3y ago
If you can make your dataset fit on a single 24tb disk (or less if you want cheaper disks), that simplifies the setup. I’d use a set of 3 copies: * One main disk that you use for collecting and organizing all of the data * One backup disk i
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by Wingy 3y ago
What happens when you release 1.2 and someone who has 1.0 visits? Do you generate a delta for every past version at build time?
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by Wingy 3y ago
If they're exiting anyway, what happens if Twitch just doesn't pay the fine?
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by Wingy 3y ago
The watch is a new product category under his leadership isn't it?
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We Transitioned Prisma Accelerate to IPv6 Without Anyone Noticing(prisma.io)
7 points by Wingy 3y ago|0 comments
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by Wingy 3y ago
Is there anything preventing a public Nitter instance operator from just creating a few hundred normal user accounts? Phone verification?
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by Wingy 3y ago
My reasoning was that if you can capture the hash, you could have also captured the password but that doesn't account for a situation where the database is compromised.

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