chadgpt3

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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
because you are blocking all of Comcast, Verizon, T-Mobile, British Telecom, .... at the end you have blocked every network with human visitors and only datacenter IPs can access your site. The proxies rotate IP every day, so you either hav
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
There is something about devoting effort to maintaining the form of a thing while ignoring its essence.
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"Anyone can, but everyone can't" probably
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
It should be less stigmatized to fail, study, try again, and pass. This way more people would have the credential because they have the knowledge as more people would have the knowledge. The credential would mean something, even though mo
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
HN mangled the title again. Should be "How Rockstar..." The title's also more fun if you take Rockstar to refer to the esoteric programming language by Dylan Beatie: https://esolangs.org/wiki/Rockstar Th
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
Also given, you know, the politically motivated bans from that service.
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
"I never host things at places where they let people host things. I only like places where they kick people off for hosting things, instead."
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
They didn't replace all the chips like with the FDIV bug though. What did it cost them? Only reputation?
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
those are easy and cheap to replace
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
Do you want to see the dancing bunnies? [Yes] [No] Apple apologists keep making the excuse that Apple has to provide no side loading because if there was any single way to do it, all scammers would be making all grandmas do that. They'
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
I think that's generally a pessimization because JNI has fairly high overhead.
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
Database structure in a programming language! I think I've heard this idea before but never seen it implemented. Define a table with rows and columns, give it some implementation hints and query it like "SELECT id FROM monsters WH
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
Even without SIMD (not counting SWIR as SIMD) if you knew most entities were alive, you could zoom through the array checking 64 at a time until you found one that wasn't all 1s and then inspect more closely. Though maybe an index list
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
If you had the right language you could use AoS syntax with SoA implementation. I heard Jai was going to have this feature?
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
The Tiktok we get that's full of slop isn't allowed in China either. China has a completely different set of content on its TikTok. Trade imbalance is a skill issue and within the country they compete fairly.
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
You're going to be hacked. There's no useful middle ground between letting programs modify how your computer works and not letting programs modify how your computer works.
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Those are the only two known algorithms that have this property.
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
Supersingular Isogeny Key Exchange is one that was invented to be quantum-safe but turned out to be unsafe at any speed, so hybrid encryption is still a good idea. You use both a quantum-safe algorithm and a classical algorithm, encrypting
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
We are talking about social media here aren't we? And accessing it anonomously?
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
Which is odd, because X11 has all this visual and depth stuff leftover from the days of 1/4/8/16-bit displays, and mixing windows of each type on the same screen. You would expect it to be capable of representing 48 bits just
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
Turn off the web browser feature that allows JS in an advertisement in a background tab to globally grab your input.
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
That's Xorg. X11 is dying because Xorg is dying and Xorg is dying because all its developers quit and went to Wayland. There's Xlibre too but it's a shitshow. Any one of us here could continue Xorg maintenance but we're
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
It's KDE now. GNOME is the penguin that went to the mountains while KDE largely tries to be compatible with things that aren't KDE.
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
The web solved this decades ago by removing customizability. That's why all your extensions can do is add context menu items and toolbar buttons at the right side, and mess with the page itself.
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
Remember: when AI succeeds, it's because AI is great. When AI fails, you're prompting it wrong.
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
The US is also like that, or what am I missing?
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
This but unironically. As long as "anybody" means "any developer dogfooding their own program"
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
It's coming up on a year since the crisis started and at every single point it's been "next few months"
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
isn't that literally all output an LLM generates?
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by chadgpt3 5mo ago
Perhaps a return to first principles: a smart investment is an asset that generates value. For example I have a powerful PC - that is a smart investment, and not only because I bought lots of RAM before the RAM shortage. Others might have a

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