brokenmachine

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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
That hasn't worked for me in a lot of instances, and still copies a lot of tracking info.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
I'm Australian but I downloaded that show to listen to it. It was surreal hearing him say, "we're under attack" when the second plane hit. He did a great job.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
The bank makes money on chargebacks, so they have an incentive to allow a certain level of scams.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
Seems fine to me. The US is representing their interests, just as Russia does. I believe Russia has put sanctions on the US as well. Russia has their good friends like North Korea and Iran to depend on. If they want new friends, maybe they
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
They believe the marketing. Billionaire hype men couldn't be wrong, could they? Otherwise how could they get so rich??
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
You might be doing the same thing, if you think that your medical professional father would have any understanding of how an LLM works, an area in which he has no expertise. To him, and most other people who don't know anything about t
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
I'm exactly the same, but unfortunately I think we're in the minority. People are absolutely dying to outsource their thinking.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
Unpunished is an odd choice of words. Why shouldn't "the West", actually many separate autonomous countries, be able to sell to whoever they want? Literally nobody is interested in invading Russia. Nobody wants any part of th
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
https://caniuse.com/?search=jpeg-xl Doesn't look very good.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
DeArrow is an open source browser extension for crowdsourcing better titles and thumbnails on YouTube. The goal is to make titles accurate and reduce sensationalism. No more arrows, ridiculous faces, and no more clickbait. https:/&#x2
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
Maybe every vibe-coded app?
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
You haven't listed the competing company that does not make one feel "some kinda stockholm syndrome".
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
"The Nazis entered this war under the rather childish delusion that they were going to bomb everybody else, and nobody was going to bomb them." - Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur "Bomber" Harris
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
It's fairly trivial, but still significantly harder than computing a single CRC. From stackoverflow: Because a 32-bit CRC yields only 2³² (approx. 4.29 billion) possible outputs, the Birthday Paradox dictates a 50% chance of an acciden
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
OP used the wrong "lose" in two separate comments in the same discussion. That's why no, I don't think the 13 years was enough time. But there's no shame in that, nobody knows everything. I'm not aware of how l
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
>their data centers are immune to the anger of the commoners who are being surveilled If the commoners are attacking infrastructure, there's still always going to be ground stations that can be attacked.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
Look up fission vs fusion.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
Weren't they targeting US bases in those countries?
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
Please look up the difference between losing and loosing. Call me pedantic but it just makes it unpleasant to read.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
So obvious! Why didn't they think of that?
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
Interestingly, if you look at the posted link, in the top-right there's a "talk to Blue41" link that allows you to do exactly that. I wonder if they have a "risk control platform" for their calendar? It's LLMs
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
Asteroid mining? This is the most ridiculous thing ever. How this half baked snake oil salesman gets anyone to invest in his companies amazes me.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
It's trivially easy to create a malicious file with the same CRC as another file. So "verifying" using CRC is very stupid if you're trying to prevent malicious execution. You need to use cryptographic signatures.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
I wouldn't.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
What a surprise that something this implausible could come from the same guy who proposed trains that run in vacuum tubes. I can't believe the people who actually listen to this guy can tie their own shoelaces. And somehow he became th
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
If only people would stop mentioning Epstein, the bombing might stop.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
Layers are great. I barely need to move my hands from the home row at all.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
Foldable gets zero interest from me. Apple foldable is -100 interest.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
I want a headphone jack.
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by brokenmachine 4mo ago
This is hilariously bad, in the same ballpark as the shitshow that is HL7.

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