amarant

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by amarant 5mo ago
I find AI Iran to be the best hip-hop in a long time. What's bad about this? https://youtu.be/i0u_BNPOsMw?si=IQ49AkUM-4tFTqKX
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by amarant 5mo ago
I'm sick and tired of everyone letting their political views govern everything they think. Best new artist since the pandemic is AI Iran. I don't necessarily agree with their message, but the songs are good! Take this song, it&#
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by amarant 5mo ago
Doesn't work. Pasted the example prompts to gpt, and it just told me it likes the vibe in going for but it's not going to walk me through illegal drug manufacturing.
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by amarant 5mo ago
I do something kinda similar, I guess it counts as maladaptive frugality? Whenever I have something a little extra in my fridge, most often Italian prosciutto, I refrain from eating it, instead saving it for a "special occasion" e
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by amarant 5mo ago
Even if you don't want prs that are ai assisted, sabotaging anyone who wants to fork your project doesn't really seem to be in the spirit of open source.
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by amarant 5mo ago
Oh. That makes sense I guess. I don't think it'll ever show for reals
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by amarant 5mo ago
I dunno if I'm missing something, but I can't see the actual guessed key anywhere on the site? So if I win, I won't be able to actually claim the Mooney's?
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by amarant 5mo ago
Lol yeah it's kinda hilarious actually. This timeline gets a lot of well-earned shit, but it really nails the comic relief, I'll give it that!
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by amarant 5mo ago
Hurry! It'll be back up any minute now!
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by amarant 5mo ago
When Russia is knocking at your door, weapons do matter. Even moreso than cellphones.
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by amarant 5mo ago
It is high now, someone at canonical is paying attention it seems
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by amarant 5mo ago
Seems like it! I find myself rather agreeing with the sentiment. The world is a offensive place, it's not gonna become less offensive from lying about it, better to stick with honesty then.
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by amarant 5mo ago
Because nobody dared state the obvious, lest they be perceived as unfriendly.
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by amarant 5mo ago
Knowing how cool and nerdy coffee enthusiasts can get, do you know if any studies that support the rpm grinding difference in flavour? I know a coffee grower who put his beans through a spectrometer to determine whether sun drying his beans
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by amarant 5mo ago
"Stoner became the first American world champion...." Even being on stoner.com,I read that as meaning something different from what was meant. Op has a great surname!
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by amarant 5mo ago
I could possibly see an argument for the owner being whoever paid for the tokens used, but honestly I think the argument for that is weaker than what you're suggesting; I'm merely playing devil's advocate here. I don't t
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by amarant 6mo ago
I think this is the definition of side projects. Like, if you stay focused, is it even really a side project? Which is why my 2d top down sprite-based rpg now has a 3d procedural animation engine, a procedural 3d character generator with au
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by amarant 6mo ago
And of course it's a Florida Man. There's got to be something in the water over there
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by amarant 6mo ago
What I don't understand is how you can look at all the progress we've made since ww2 and decide we don't have to update our education to keep it relevant, and argue in favour of teaching tech that's been obsolete for 80
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by amarant 6mo ago
>even programming exams were hand written Which strikes me as a terrible way to teach and test programming skills. If you're teaching to program without so much as syntax highlighting, you're not preparing your students for any
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by amarant 6mo ago
You might be interested in Bevy, which is a modular open source game engine. You can choose how much of the engine you use and just not import the parts you don't want. It is however built in rust, not c++, don't know if that&#x27
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by amarant 6mo ago
Am I the only one who thinks this is exactly like it was before AI, when we used small batch hand crafted tokens made by organic engineers to find vulnerabilities? These mass-produced tokens are just cheaper...
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by amarant 6mo ago
It's like the old words of wisdom say, the fastest way to manage your data is to pipe it to /dev/null
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by amarant 6mo ago
There's still just bit torrent though. No need for cloudflare, no need for proxies, no tor. And it's like, easier than Netflix!
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by amarant 6mo ago
Huh...I guess that means it does work: From the outside at least Switzerland appears to work pretty well!
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by amarant 6mo ago
I've always wondered if a hybrid system could work. You'd need a lot of voting infrastructure, and you need online voting, which means you need a reliable and quick method of online identification. Scandinavian countries fill thos
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by amarant 6mo ago
There is lots of talk of green steel in Sweden. The basic concept is to use the cheap energy during summers to produce hydrogen, and then burn that hydrogen to melt iron and make various alloys. So far a few attempts have been made, lots of
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by amarant 6mo ago
I hear la liga wants to do a prize too!
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by amarant 6mo ago
Wtf? Just the other day I had chat about how stupid this is: they're blocking cloudflare to stop pirates! So half the internet goes down, but pirates just.. Don't use cloudflare anymore.. Or use a proxy... Or use tor... These poli
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by amarant 6mo ago
Scandinavia is actually seeing a pattern where in the summer, there is so much electricity produced that it's approximately free, and in the winters, when solar panels produce nothing, there's not enough to go around so prices are

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