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by bulbar 7mo ago
That's crazy and a pretty good point. The human in the loop doesn't really control what gets done, it only expresses intend to the frontend.
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by bulbar 7mo ago
They still lied, because they didn't say "X is shit" but "Z said that X is shit", however Z apparently never said that. I have become very cautious of such stories for this very reason. Who gets how much blame has a
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by bulbar 7mo ago
In Germany it's just plain illegal to have public space within the camera's field of view. The camera must also be mounted in a way that it can't be rotated by software and can't be rotated easily by hand in a way that
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by bulbar 7mo ago
The German word for happy "glücklich" derives from the German word for luck "Glück". Could also be the other way round, idk. Instead of saying "being lucky" we therefore say "having luck" instead. How
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by bulbar 7mo ago
That sounds intriguing. LLM as moderator or coordinator or similar.
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by bulbar 7mo ago
That's a very narrow view of the world. One example: In the past I have handled bilingual english-arabic files with switches within the same line and Arabic is written from left to right. There are also languages that are written from
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by bulbar 7mo ago
Why did you opt in for such a comment while a straight forward response without belittling tone would have achieved the same?
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by bulbar 7mo ago
What happens when you are not guilty and/or not in posession of whatever you are supposed to hand over? Such systems must be built in a way that allow to correct errors, because it's well known that errors are made.
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by bulbar 7mo ago
A name shouldn't be the same as the thing it names. When a name becomes free and somebody else uses it, it points to another thing. What that means for consumers of the name depends on the context, most likely it means not to use it. I
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by bulbar 7mo ago
Why would they do the same amount of work with fewer devs when they could also get much more done with the same amount of developers?
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by bulbar 7mo ago
That's pretty much whataboutism. Also, people who fear false accusations are usually not the same that make women uncomfortable. The majority of men has totally fine behavior when it comes to women.
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by bulbar 7mo ago
Could be thanks to the Internet and that most of the adults today use Internet and have experienced a bubble before.
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by bulbar 7mo ago
Do you use it professionally or as your daily driver? My experience had been that such plugins tend to need a lot of tuning to work flawlessly, which I don't like to do anymore. I like to live default mode for the most part, but for th
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by bulbar 7mo ago
There are still a few quantum leaps needed. I have had great results with Opus 4.6, in particular in green field. But it behaved real messy in some professional real life projects. It seems you also need to tell it very specifics things som
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by bulbar 8mo ago
To me, what you describe is a red flag. For example, that doesn't sound like they will take feedback from the community serious.
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by bulbar 8mo ago
I want an editor that's built around language entities. "Move to end of the scope" or "insert after this expression" and similar. The overlap between languages should be large enough to make this feasible.
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by bulbar 8mo ago
If democracy in the US falls apart, it will take an event of World War 3 scale to fix this. But thinking of it, your estimate might still hold under that premise. As a European, I have still hopes for the US though. The western world is alr
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by bulbar 8mo ago
Corruption is a lot about ties between politics and companies. I always found it weird how many people believed that having the government run by the very same business people that have corrupted the government would improve the situation.
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by bulbar 8mo ago
That the proper way is not good is no reason to do it in an even worse way.
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by bulbar 8mo ago
What's in for you to downplay obvious corruption?
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by bulbar 8mo ago
In a deflation based economy as invisioned by crypto currency enthusiasts, there is no incentive to lend your money to anybody. Neither a private person nor banks would have strong incentives to do that, because you have a guaranteed increa
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by bulbar 8mo ago
Contrary to what crypto currency enthusiasts believe, having inflation (most of the time) is the only feasible and sane way for an economy. Why ever do anything at all with your money, ever, otherwise? Except for basic needs.
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by bulbar 8mo ago
Idk about cholesterol, fiber is well known to be very healthy. Same for protein. Losing body fat will often have the biggest impact by far if one is overweight, though. It also stabilizes blood sugar and has a lot of benefits in general.
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by bulbar 8mo ago
275 US military installations across Europe that are not prepared or equipped to fight a conflict against the nation's military that host them.
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by bulbar 8mo ago
There has always been alternatives within the EU. In addition, law enforcement entities in the US and EU have always been cooperating. The internet however is not limited to US and EU. Criminals have always been using services all over the
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by bulbar 8mo ago
> Where did you get it? Purchased/transferred? Where did they get it? NFTs solved that problem by providing plausible cause of "I got the money from selling this money image for 100,000 USD"
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by bulbar 8mo ago
It for sure happens for drop in replacements.
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by bulbar 8mo ago
When you suffer from a clinical depression, no amount of accountability will fix this. Also, when you are low on mental resources, don't try to do something that you dislike to begin with just because you believe it's optimal. Ins
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by bulbar 8mo ago
That's a dangerous take. People that suffer from a clinical depression oftentimes won't be able to do any of these things and this has nothing to do with responsibility and everything with suffering from a depression. From what I
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by bulbar 8mo ago
Many welcomed the Nazis when they invaded Eastern Europe because they relieved them from the Soviets. When literal Nazis are perceived as the better option you can imagine the alternative isn't very shiny.

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