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3y ago
Can't even borrow someone laptop anymore... The UI is different... I doubt that UIs are going to be tailored to every and each person.
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I haven't understood. If I take a 1D space, I just need an orthogonal vector to find a 2D space (the second dimension). If I take a 2D space, same...(3rd dimension). So if I take a 3D space...? Needs a 4th vector (4th dimension) to fin
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3y ago
Could probably implement this on twitter very easily if it hasn't been already. Or at a higher level, at the ISP level. Targeted via DNS tunneling and all.
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3y ago
If those proteins are mutable and have an impact on child cell function, I'd call that memory :)
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3y ago
Yes, everything someone does is motivated. That's actually what gets people to do anything, physiologically as well. That's why someone who is not motivated won't do anything, disciplined or not. Lately people have been disci
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3y ago
To be fair, as an adult, if I like something or need it, I don't mind paying at all. It is as a kid that I was a bit more... parcimonious? I think people need to be ok with being compensated. That's more cultural perhaps.
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3y ago
That's how I call the current French president btw... Big Mac(ron)!
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3y ago
Only if you know Big Mac personally otherwise it's "Un Big Mac" :oD
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3y ago
Very sweet if I don't have to manually change the build -tags in VSCode anymore. \o/
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3y ago
You are aware of your emotions by their physical impact. Emotions are in fact sensations, bodily sensations. Observe those, step back from those, try and control those. Observe your mind as well. Slow your pace on purpose. You may notice so
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3y ago
Well, now it's up to the person who owns milka.fr so if it's kraft... No issue. If this isn't and they complain, it has to go to litigation. And one would think that they own a domain for their products already so it should b
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3y ago
Domain usernames is a very good point.
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3y ago
The way I see it, this is just lower level for mechanical sympathy and one is still free to implement a copy-on-write wrapper. Been there, done that. The trick in understanding what they are is to understand that these are not vectors if I
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3y ago
If the problem is that slices are somewhat complex, allowing aliasing sure. But then it's a problem of understanding what slices are so it does help in practice. I am more concerned by the difficulty of mutating a slice (deleting and a
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3y ago
The way it is listed, it definitely looks problematic. I had to dig a little and in fact, once we remember that a slice is a view into an array and that "some" of these methods return slices, it's actually fine. The only issu
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3y ago
Warbeatz/Futureproducers/gearslutz: just music producer stuff. Fun times.
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3y ago
You must not have intrusive thoughts... :D Perhaps that some people have telepathic powers and that will be discovered. Besides that, all the usual inscrutable ailments that people may suffer from, adhd, sz, bpd, tourette etc...
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3y ago
Coders will have too as well. Coding is an art. Half-seriously though, being able to provide tooling that could fund a given library could be endangered if global llms can just suggest things because they have parsed a wide array of code. M
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3y ago
Is said domain AI? Could be some fomo.
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3y ago
I think they were conflating both notions. But alas...
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3y ago
That tells how good people care about safety... Or do you think that it's planted evidence? ;-)
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3y ago
Are you free to work for me... For free? :-)
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3y ago
I'm always wondering when people speak about (un)employment. Like ok non-farm payroll numbers may look good but what kind of jobs, for what kind of pay? Logically, employment may increase while people's standard of living may get
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3y ago
Securzd actions have a known id but actions defined in the insecure environment have a randomly attributed id no? Anyway, that doesn't matter too much. :o) My understanding is still a bit fuzzy.
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3y ago
I don't understand what you're saying. The way I understand it, he managed to find a way to retrieve ids assigned to functions that have an action in game. By trial and error and because the ids are generated by a PRNG which he kn
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3y ago
Oh! These statistics are not reliable. It depends on your asset allocation profile, time to entry, fees... Etc. That's the claim we see online in general but that's probably not necessarily true. Even backtesting using a moving-w
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3y ago
Doesn't work. It used to work a little if insisting a lot. Now it doesn't even try. A mere pre-AGI program already being so disobedient... * facepalm *
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3y ago
Fix twitter... Just kidding... Foreign exchange.... Kidding again... I don't actually know.
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3y ago
Given how chatGPT has been nerfed, I would strongly consider it. I'm thinking of cancelling my subscription. I use chatGPT mostly as a code generator for the most part. I'm the guide and it codes and I nugde it at times. Not the
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3y ago
Ahem, They are only chosen by the author for the goal of reverse engineering and finding valid ids. But he doesn't assign ids manually when writing the scripts. As far as I understand.
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