botanical76

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by botanical76 2y ago
Thanks, I had no idea about this. My Google Pixel 8a doesn't show anything on either camera, but my friend's front camera did! It shows up light purple.
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by botanical76 2y ago
This would be a valid concern if it were fast enough to do anything dangerous before you could stop it. Per the project readme, it acts at a snail pace, so you would have to be very irresponsible to suffer damage from use of this app. That
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by botanical76 2y ago
You get used to it. It's really nice in Elixir. I'm not a fan of the fat pipe though.
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by botanical76 2y ago
It's not all bad. I've read some interesting explorations in morality there.
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by botanical76 2y ago
In my opinion it is misleading. Your "privacy by default" section has three headings which claim encryption, and while none of them are false, you can still just log everything your server receives. This is less private than What&
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by botanical76 2y ago
Is there any downside with introducing this demand to legislation? I feel that there's no problem with AI generated imagery being labelled as such, and on the other hand, we have a lot to gain by establishing a reliable signal that med
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by botanical76 2y ago
You said "for the same reason I reject wearing makeup" which implied, to me, that you feel people should not (I assume you mean, regularly) wear wakeup because "capturing of their genuine features and expressions should be va
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by botanical76 2y ago
I partially agree with this, but at the same time... I don't feel that shunning the use of makeup and telling people their preferences are actually a result of societal brainwash is a good solution. If the problem is that society (in b
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by botanical76 2y ago
I think the only case where a woman's use of makeup can be considered fake is when she lies about using it. Otherwise, it is just another way humans choose to dress their external appearance for their own pleasure, fulfilment and socia
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by botanical76 2y ago
Mainly, I found Brave's settings page to feel very janky. Vivaldi's settings are much more polished and feature rich by comparison. It also has vertical tab support which I now use everywhere, and the E2EE synced sessions is somet
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by botanical76 2y ago
I have to track my hours at my place because the client loves to micro optimize their budgets. It's a huge pain so I'd love something to make it easier than what I have now, which is essentially toggl.com + wrapper scripts which c
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by botanical76 2y ago
Another option is Vivaldi, I swapped from Brave some months ago and I've been quite happy with its ad-blocking. Plus it's tons more functional IMO.
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by botanical76 2y ago
This will probably come down to your perspective and experience. The function is written in Go, but this is not relevant, because it does not use any Go-specific constructs. This is solely about the algorithm that is implemented. I don&#x27
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by botanical76 2y ago
They definitely do not give you an Adobe After Effects project. This is because of the way they are trained. I suspect a vast proportion of its training data is not annotated with the corresponding layers, timelines, etc so the model is una
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by botanical76 2y ago
What is your point? Does anyone really believe LLMs are capable of understanding such dense, undocumented, and advanced code today? Or is the state of AI today - specifically at this nontrivial task - supposed to predict that it will never
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by botanical76 2y ago
What is the recommended approach for this? I feel as though the specific database should be irrelevant. All OSes are equipped with permissions models that can restrict a SQLite file to use by a single application.
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by botanical76 2y ago
This is only slightly related, but if you don't understand, what value do your notes actually have? Or is this an environment with no lecture recordings, digital presentations or notes shared with the class..? I ask out of a genuine cu
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by botanical76 2y ago
This would be true if wine was deliberately made worse quality in order to maximize some incentive behind manipulating alcoholics. I don't have a horse in this race, but this comparison misses the entire point of this particular counte
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by botanical76 2y ago
I think it's worth mentioning some people have differing ability to memorize passively. I can thoroughly comprehend, interact with, and enjoy a book but I won't really remember details after the fact. I can put in extra, additiona
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by botanical76 2y ago
This does not exactly solve the concern of executing random code from online, but FWIW the decoded base64 blob is easy to vet as a trivial HTML page.
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by botanical76 2y ago
This is a bizarre take. Of course, no person is completely unknown to other individuals. While my neighbour may have access to that which allows him to make crude comments in the street, this is a physical limitation. It is not at all desir
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by botanical76 2y ago
I can't figure out why you would approach the problem this way. If you want arbitrary HTTPS connections to be verifiable and provable, why not just propose an edition to the spec which does this? This seems easier than the proposed sol
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by botanical76 2y ago
I thought this might be intentional, as a signal that AI did not aid with the prose.
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by botanical76 2y ago
I have noticed something recently in developer blogs. I only know it's not AI generated if it contains spelling mistakes. It's 99% not AI generated spam if it is completely uncapitalized. If the author fixed these "errors&q
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by botanical76 2y ago
I feel that a large divide in a programmer's perception of the utility of LLMs as an efficiency boost for coding is based on a large divide in specific skills. A very capable and experienced programmer, as I have often found in industr