alright2565

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by alright2565 8mo ago
ID is much easier to forge, it's just a flat 2-d shape. None of the physical security features come through in images.
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by alright2565 8mo ago
Their website is all AI generated and as far as I can tell, the only thing of substance on it is this cube: https://www.scraplabs3d.com/_next/image?url=%2FPXL_20260114_...
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by alright2565 8mo ago
> rs-sdk runs against an enhanced web-based client (botclient) which connects to the LostCity 2004scape server emulator.
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by alright2565 8mo ago
> claims That's all there is to it. Take a look at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CJqAJ2LXw8&t=852 .
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by alright2565 9mo ago
Do you want it to run on your CPU, or someone else's GPU? Is the local model's quality sufficient for your use case, or do you need something higher quality?
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by alright2565 9mo ago
Anti-trans hate.
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by alright2565 9mo ago
I misremembered :( 4.5 Sonnet, but because I've been stuck on 3.7 Sonnet for so long due to corporate policy I wrote the wrong thing. And yeah corporate policy. Opus is not available. I prefer Codex for my personal coding but I have no
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by alright2565 9mo ago
I personally don't have any trouble with that. Using Sonnet 3.7 in Claude Code, I just ask it to spelunk the git history for a certain segment of the code if I think it will be meaningful for its task.
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by alright2565 9mo ago
Sure, at the same rate as cars, $20/hr per 12.5m^2. Since I take up about .25m^2, my bill for today ought to be about $0.10, so let me know how I should pay it. Or we can acknowledge the reason we have money: to distribute scare resour
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by alright2565 9mo ago
The supreme court will declare them immune to the suit, if they haven't already done so.
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by alright2565 9mo ago
It can be a closed circuit when using AC instead of DC. Remember that the primary and secondary side of transformers never touch.
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by alright2565 9mo ago
The individual mandate part of the ACA was the part designed to reduce premiums. You need healthy participants in any health insurance scheme to subsidize unhealthy people. That was eliminated by a Republican bill, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
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by alright2565 9mo ago
But does that extra complexity actually improve performance? https://www.tbench.ai/leaderboard/terminal-bench/2.0 says yes, but not as much as you'd think. "Terminus" is basically just a tmux sessio
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by alright2565 9mo ago
As far as I can tell, requiring valid ID would lose a provider safe harbor protection as it is not one of the required elements: (3) Elements of notification.- (A) To be effective under this subsection, a notification of claimed infringemen
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by alright2565 9mo ago
If it was a 100GB image on the other hand—good luck! It'd be faster to copy it from scratch every time than to use rsync.
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by alright2565 10mo ago
Note that you should never buy raw cells from Amazon. They are always fake or under-spec. At the very least, this seller claims "Multiple Protections" when this is a fully unprotected cell. Distributors usually won't sell to
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by alright2565 10mo ago
The Flameshot screenshot tool uses an interesting variant of pixelation that does protect the text from unredaction: https://github.com/flameshot-org/flameshot/commit/533a1b7d55... > Since pixelation does
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by alright2565 10mo ago
I don't know. It's tragic but unfortunately not surprising there is still fighting. My recollection is that during the early, and perhaps overly hopeful, days, left-leaning media avoided saying Trump's name when reporting on
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by alright2565 10mo ago
The two recent examples I can think of are the Gaza ceasefire, as well as the general concept (and not actual implementation) of re-industrializing the USA in the context of China's dominance.
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by alright2565 10mo ago
The problem with Tether is that they are tight-lipped about their backing assets. No one knows if the peg is real, it's just "trust me bro"
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by alright2565 11mo ago
In Japan it is known as The Lost Decades: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Decades There is no "sane state" that is eventually reached, it is always painful. For Japan, it took the financial innovation of n
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by alright2565 11mo ago
Deflation is an economic disaster. The Great Depression, for example, was related to deflation.
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by alright2565 11mo ago
https://github.com/flaviut/Honeywell-HPAx00-ESPHome
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by alright2565 11mo ago
There's no need to zone for airport noise in Atlanta because the highway passing through the city center and hotrodded cars already are much louder and more disruptive in practice. I wish I was joking. Also, the map you're looking
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by alright2565 11mo ago
With how low fees have gotten, I think the more likely and more damaging situation is that where people's employers have negotiated much worse pricing for their captive audience. I wouldn't give 0.08% vs 0.037% a second thought an
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by alright2565 1y ago
This doesn't seem needed to me, I've never seen an android app have a way to close it. Or any kind of battery life impact from KDE Connect for that matter.
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by alright2565 1y ago
This sounds nice, but what I've run into is that the model fails to write changes if the code has changed under it. A better tool, where it takes a snapshot at the start of each non-interactive segment, and then resolves merge conflict
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by alright2565 1y ago
And chain restaurants are often a large part real-estate plays: https://qz.com/965779/mcdonalds-isnt-really-a-fast-food-chai...
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by alright2565 1y ago
It has a Gates belt drive, which has been getting pretty popular with electric bikes due to the very low maintenance requirements.
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by alright2565 1y ago
Pretty much. I thought that maybe this is an electric bike, in which case the weight might be OK, but no, this is unusable anywhere with hills. As a quick reminder, metals can be recycled indefinitely. Plastic cannot, you always have to inc

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