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by brabel 10mo ago
> What evidence do you have that it absolutely doesn't? I think it’s very obvious when looking at the last 20 years. Porn availability increased ridiculously since around 2000 due to internet becoming widespread. But look at statist
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by brabel 10mo ago
And yet, this is the top entry on HN right now?! How does that happen??
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by brabel 10mo ago
I remember the scandal when an American Apparel ad depicted a young woman in a thong. People were outraged because she looked minor. In fact, she was 21 years old. I wonder if people think she shouldn’t get any jobs modeling lingerie just b
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by brabel 10mo ago
I am not sure there is evidence that this is the case. The argument sounds a lot like those made by conservatives against gay people. Somehow, in their view, homosexuality is also just a first step towards “anything goes”, including incest,
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by brabel 10mo ago
I think that’s because locals have some level of adaptation to their region. In Australia, you can really see how the high levels of sunshine affect the Northern Europe descendants who live there today. Some 30 yo women look easily 40.
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by brabel 10mo ago
Oh wow, same thing on my oldish Macbook Air from 2018, using Firefox. Completely unusable.
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by brabel 10mo ago
> the directory at the end is really just for quick access. No, its purpose was to allow multi floppy disks archives. You would insert the last disk, then the other ones, one by one…
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by brabel 10mo ago
You need to seek medical help. LLM is not your enemy. I am not your enemy. The world is not against you.
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by brabel 10mo ago
How would you solve the same problem? Skills seem to be just a pattern (before this spec) that lets the LLMs choose what information they need to "load". It's not that different from a person looking up the literature before
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by brabel 10mo ago
Each agent will do that differently, but Gemini CLI, for example, lets you save any session with a name so you can continue it later.
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by brabel 10mo ago
The implicit idea is that new will always use a context allocator to create the thing. Not its own allocator that you cannot control. But yes that does not seem obvious to the guy trying to learn the language.
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by brabel 10mo ago
> Ukraine was not joining NATO Oh my god, you're just ignorant. NATO itself said they would join the alliance back in 2008. > At the 2008 Bucharest summit, NATO declined to offer Ukraine a Membership Action Plan, but said that Uk
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by brabel 10mo ago
I think I sound a bit like a bot because half of what I read on the Internet is actually written by bots and that is influencing me!
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by brabel 10mo ago
Haha, I confess I did sound like a bot... but sorry to disappoint, I am human!
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by brabel 10mo ago
I think this research seems a little bit suspicious. First of all, it focuses almost entirely on the brawl the NewsGuard is having with one guy[1]. Notice how that's where most of the "fake news" they mention come from. Secon
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by brabel 10mo ago
What?? I am just saying that if you think the world is made of black and white villains vs heroes, you are buying into the propaganda from one side or another. This is not a bold claim, this is basic logic from anyone mature enough to know
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by brabel 10mo ago
I am not saying you should be a LLM maximalist at all. I am just saying LLMs need to have a change-test cycle, like humans, in order to be effective. But looks like your goal is not really to be effective at using LLMs, but to bitch about i
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by brabel 10mo ago
What a genius this dev is. Just a few weeks ago I tried to do something very similar for my blog, but quickly gave up as it’s not easy to do! Kudos to the author, they did an awesome job and went beyond by actually fixing up even the gramma
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by brabel 10mo ago
Even without unwrap, Rust could still crash on array out of bounds access. And probably more similar cases.
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by brabel 10mo ago
> One developer tried to refactor a bunch of graph ql with an LLM and ended up checking in a bunch of completely broken code. Thankfully there were api tests. So the LLM was not told how to run the tests? Without that they cannot know if
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by brabel 10mo ago
When you start believing that there are only good and bad, black and white, them vs us, you know for sure you’ve been brainwashed. Goes to both sides.
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by brabel 10mo ago
This article shows no evidence for anything it claims. None. All of that while claiming we can’t believe almost anything we read online… well you’re god damn right. > undermining democracy around the globe is arguably Russia’s foremost f
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by brabel 10mo ago
Another point that needs clarification is testing. Theres a lot of different test systems but they are all amateurish. Does anyone know something that works well? Stuff like rov, parachute, clunit is all really basic. Not even support for g
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by brabel 10mo ago
Agreed, and I think package as used by Common Lisp and Java is more common than “namespace” which the parent commenter believes is the modern word for that!
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by brabel 10mo ago
Zig as a language is not worth, but as a build system it's amazing. I wouldn't be surprised if Zig gets in just because of the much better build system than C ever had (you can cross compile not only across OS, but also across arc
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by brabel 10mo ago
My favorite was Is it time to rewrite sudo in Zig. As you may remember Ubuntu had a recent vulnerability caused by their sudo being rewritten in Rust. No idea if the AI knew that though it feels like a clever joke.
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by brabel 10mo ago
I searched for images on Google, I think this one matches the size of the onions I saw on the supermarkets near British Columbia University: https://www.khaleejtimes.com/uae/giant-red-onion-baby-head-s... Serioulsy. Bu
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by brabel 11mo ago
> gdc and ldc offer top notch D support for the Mac. Have you tried using D on Mac? That's almost impossible to do!! You get a segmentation fault immediately when using VS Code because it wants to download its own DCD and that'
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by brabel 11mo ago
I think it would be helpful to make it clearer what's experimental and what's not. Is the `in` keyword experimental? How about `scope`? There's just a minor note in the docs ( https://dlang.org/spec/attrib
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by brabel 11mo ago
> Don't use betterC as a global @nogc attribute. Well I am not, but thanks.

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