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by benatkin 1y ago
I own tsrif.last@gmail.com and luckily I don't get any misdirected mail there.
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by benatkin 1y ago
To me, gamelike user interface would be simply editorialized , while gamified user interface would be poorly editoralized . One is editoralized with an opinion, the other also has an error. It isn't a fact that it's gamelik
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by benatkin 1y ago
While I can't tell exactly what the author is thinking, the opinion that I see is that it feels a lot like a video game. The author said "game inspired menu system" which is a far cry from game-like user interface , which wo
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by benatkin 1y ago
This feels wrong. > Zig's compiler is self-contained. It includes a build system, cross-compilers, and package management features. This makes it simple for small projects or single-language codebases. > C follows a different phi
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That isn't what gamified means, and one should not be using such a term without knowing what it means. When in doubt, stick to simpler descriptions. Hence calling it poorly editorialized .
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They didn't get mad. Part of Google's playbook is openwashing, where they act open in order to get more people to lock into their tech.
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by benatkin 1y ago
It can be thought of in reverse, that they are letting the traffic in when there isn't a soccer match, so as to let the public temporarily use things that might eventually be fully blocked, and thus be able to conduct business on non-c
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by benatkin 1y ago
Via a proxy? Or some other kind of DDOS protection? If it's a proxy, that should be considered hosting. Cloudflare does provide APIs to look up security threats by IP addresses that could help with DDOS, and I wouldn't consider th
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by benatkin 1y ago
Indeed. Turning it off would still satisfy marsf's requests: - I prohibit to use all my translation as learning data for SUMO bot and AIs. - I request to remove all my translation from learned data of SUMO AIs. Before fixing it and re-
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by benatkin 1y ago
They said sorry for how you feel about it which is insincere and unhelpful.
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Just people working at a moderately successful startup, frustrated that they've created a niche product.
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It isn't even a successor. A successor would be open source from the start!
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> As the local and open LLM ecosystem has evolved over the years, time has come for llamafile to evolve too. It needs refactoring and upgrades to incorporate newer features available in llama.cpp and develop a refined understanding of th
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by benatkin 1y ago
There's an unofficial repo for ArchLinux: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Unofficial_user_repositorie... > Description: official repositories compiled with LTO, -march=x86-64-vN and -O3. Packages: https:&#x2F
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Make Webbly Things(github.com)
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Glitch to shut down access at end of 2025
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They fully intend to put the metaphorical kibosh on F-Droid. This could start with some employee who knows that, somewhat independently doing what they think will please their employer and know will not get them into trouble, followed by fe
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by benatkin 1y ago
Interesting. I found a reference to this in a tweet [1], and it looks to be a podcast. While I'm not extremely knowledgable. I'd put it like this: Tier 1 - fabs, Tier 2 - chip makers, Tier 3 - data centers, Tier 4 - frontier labs,
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I'd prefer to express it in hexadecimals, and 1 would be 256 cents. So it would come out to be very slightly more, at 0x00030000.00 hexadollars, or 196608.00 hexadollars, or 50331648 cents – $503,316.48 I may have been looking at the b
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I think Skills might be coming from an AI Safety and AI Risk sort of place, or better, alignment with the company's goals. The motivation could be to reduce the amount of ad-hoc instruction giving that can be done, on the fly, in the f
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by benatkin 1y ago
This is more versatile than it seems at first glance. Under invariants, it shows that you have arrays/objects only being mutated, so you have stable references. You could use a WeakSet to observe new children of an item coming in. You
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by benatkin 1y ago
I think this is a lot like etree in python's streaming approach for XML, but with a simpler API, and incremental text parsing. With etree in python, you can access the incomplete tree data and not have to worry about events. So it&#x27
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They're looking like Facebook did with their phone project and later the metaverse - too big for their britches.
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To me it isn't unlike react having onChange={<function to be called when the input event fires>} I can always rely on FAANGs to make things unnecessarily confusing and ugly.
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It made sense to me, because I imagine a thread or coroutine as something that runs code as though it were interpreting something like psuedocode, whether it's doing that or not. So from my point of view an instance of async Rust is be
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> NOTE: Due to many WAFs employing JavaScript-level fingerprinting of web browsers, thermoptic also exposes hooks to utilize the browser for key steps of the scraping process. See this section for more information on this. This reminds m
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They both can be highly unescapable. The podman community is smaller but it's more focused on solving technical problems than docker is at this point, which is trying to increase subscription revenue. I have gotten a configuration for
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You have the same lack of network support with cgroups containers if you configure them properly. It isn't as if it's connected and filtered out, but as though it's disconnected. You can have it configured in such a way that
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Nope, this only applies to a small percent of content, where a relatively small number of people needs access to it and the incentive to create derivative work based on it is low, or where there's a huge amount of content that's f
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It sounds like this would prevent users from backing up their own data, which is hard with localStorage and sessionStorage, and instead having to rely on the site owner. However this doesn't go into any detail, so maybe they have some

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