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by ____mr____ 6d ago
> For example Jai and Odin both seem to really want you to write code which can throw away a "per-frame" arena periodically so they're not paying to track allocations in the arena because they're all thrown away at th
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by ____mr____ 9d ago
Ive heard of HPMoR specifically because this exact group has been discussed/entered my periphery before on multiple occasions, Aella goes viral on twitter every couple of weeks (the thing that most cemented her in my mind was the &quot
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by ____mr____ 18d ago
>And to the inevitable room temperature IQ DSA crowd, why would the AnCap government >AnCap govenment what?
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by ____mr____ 1mo ago
Both of their legal teams utilized bots to drive online discussions[1][2] Neither of these sources support this claim as none of them include any discussion on Amber Heard('s legal team) using bots?
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by ____mr____ 1mo ago
The issue is that there are a bunch of people like this[0] who get incredibly upset and politicize any attempts to be "the adult in the room" and ask for renaming of unsavory names. The funniest of these is when Europeans talk abo
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
> Why we restrict model training > When Outputs are used to train new models without our oversight, additional risks emerge. Safety controls may be lost - ... --- > What you can do with Outputs > You can use Claude's Outpu
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
> You can't fund the people who torture and rape random Mexican farmers so Grandma can buy a car. If you have paid taxes, or participated in the United States of Americas economy, you have directly funded the rape of indigenous Amer
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
>The moderation team posted an open letter demanding he step down, among other reasons this accused him of jeopardizing the safety of people from "marginalized backgrounds" and allowing "fascists" in the community &gt
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
> However, coding in itself generates no value to a business. A business makes money by solving its users' problems; coding is just one of the means to do so. Coding is the preferred means to solve many problems and the only means t
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
"just a single ChatGPT prompt" is quite far away from "everyone uses an agent harness"
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
Yes, this is the exact argument dario is implicitly making by saying that government repression and bioweapons from Chinese models are a danger and then cooperating with Palantir/DOW/US government
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
Another USian talking about "authoritarian regimes" like their stormtroopers arent executing civilians in the street every day. Every concern about power getting "into the wrong hands" coming from an American is a blatan
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
Not always! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rk3lcEeoEy8
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
No, but it is a result of international western politics that Mein Kampf is widely available to read
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
It really is. Hosting requires a server owned by a company or private individual located in a country. The goals of these companies/individuals and the pressures put on them by their countries are quite political - and as a result host
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
> the maintainers of Codeberg do not believe that they are a "coffee hosting service" that neutrally hosts code from a variety of perspectives. They do not believe this because this is simply not the reality we live in > The
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
> it's crazy that French "regulators" can just order ISPs to block a website without any judicial review just because the mere existence of it on the internet constitutes "advertising" to French people. This is e
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
> Perhaps people have to be burned by something really bad personally before they realise the limitations? I'm reminded of that person who killed themselves due to their discussion with ChatGPT and their parent wrote their obituary
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
I think PIT debuggers have their use especially with regards to altering state mid run, but this is the first time I've heard of reverse debugging and it seems incredibly useful, especially for multithreaded software I'm often deb
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
lmfao
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
saw the way it folded the clothes and thought "better than me" :/
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
I know how easy it is to install graphene. But if your abuser is controlling the apps you install they can (should) see you installing a new OS or changing your phone?
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
Very weird post, I dont see how a victim with not enough agency to control what apps are on their phone will somehow be able to install a custom os
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
You already have to provide your passport/health insurance/legal id which already has your identity to your airline/doctor/employer. Why is this suddenly a problem when it is digitized?
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by ____mr____ 2mo ago
We will see how optional it is to not participate in age verification when software used for interfacing with the world (such as bank apps or similar) require you to use age verification. On top of this, barring your children from apps requ
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by ____mr____ 3mo ago
It's a bit jarring, but after reading a couple of articles from the site (it gets posted here often) you adapt to its rythm
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by ____mr____ 3mo ago
It is still possible to measure the quality of software (or other products) simply by defining a metric that proves quality and testing for it If I were to write 2 simple functions that reverse an array, and one successfully reverses an arr
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by ____mr____ 3mo ago
> If your cheats make you play like a legit player, who cares? Many people
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by ____mr____ 3mo ago
If you are using quality as a metric then something having more quality would mean it having more value to more people. So a piece of software working 95% of the time to 1 mil users is deemed "of higher quality" by this metric tha
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by ____mr____ 3mo ago
All of it is under MIT so probably. Not sure about if it includes everything to make EVE online though

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