anothernewdude

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by anothernewdude 1y ago
The sites that don't work are usually the worst websites around - you end up not missing much. And if it's a store or whatever, you can unblock all js when you actually want to buy.
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
What on earth is Pornological about these?
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
People create for free. The content that is created in order to earn revenue suffers because of it.
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
Blocking ads needs no justification. Why they think I should waste my finite time, compute and bandwidth on things I don't want needs justification.
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
One day they'll use these cases to sue people who have read books, because they can make immediately identifiable if imperfect copies of the works.
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
I believe you can long touch the notification to see an option to uninstall the app directly from the notification.
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
When has that ever been a fun experience?
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
It's 10km.
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
I'm a (fairly) fit runner. I run for about 8 hours each week, sometimes longer. I'm in a car so much less than the average person. Guess why.
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
Python is in the same spot now you can't easily install packages globally. I don't have the hard drive space to develop multiple projects anymore. Every single project takes up multiple gigs in just dependencies.
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
Cool if you want to trust every major website and find the settings for each website. I'll just live my life.
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
All this could've been avoided if they stopped with it being a chat model. Just do completions. It's a far better interface to use.
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
UMatrix blocks those by default. Blocking third party cookies very rarely breaks anything. I can only think of one instance in the past five years, and that wasn't really a third party cookie, but one website using two different domain
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
The best UI is one that stays consistent and doesn't change.
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
I doubt its realistic for powerful colonies like America to declare independence.
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
"AI model, please write 3 AI prompts that no AI can respond to correctly"
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
The website doesn't really explain what this is, or why it would be used.
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
I doubt anyone is seriously arguing the tariffs as implemented are the solution. On the other hand, if you're thinking all opposition to the tariffs need to agree then you're deluding yourself (not trying to be antagonistic here,
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
Yes, and it created an actual problem that (knowingly or not) Trump was responding to - America essentially was getting further and further in debt to enable such high consumption. I think we'll find that quite a bit of "American
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
> If a language model was just a stochastic parrot, when we looked inside to see what was going on, we’d basically find a lookup table I disagree right away. There are more sophisticated probability models than lookup tables. > It&#x2
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by anothernewdude 1y ago
"How dare you try to make things better by making big changes, make small incremental changes that get pulled back in four or eight years instead and be happy about it"
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Americans own too many cars as it is.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
He is wrong in one major respect, but I see economists do this frequently with GDP - American companies aren't. They aren't solely American companies - they (or at least the large ones worth mentioning) have overseas components to
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
No corporation is building a factory based on a policy that has a lifetime of four years.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
If windows is security critical for you, I think you've already shat the bed.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
O(1) lookup is bullshit that ignores the memory hierarchy.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Sure, it's the rule that multiplies all the weights of matrix C1, with your transformed inputs. It's right there. What part of that rule don't you understand?
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
> Notably, Recital 12 says the definition "should not cover systems that are based on the rules defined solely by natural persons to automatically execute operations." That's every AI system. It follows the rules defined s
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
I make it clear on my resume that I won't work for companies that use AI in their hiring processes.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
It's not hard to get someone else to submit queries and post the results, without agreeing to the license.

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