chmod775

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by chmod775 1mo ago
What vibe "don't even gotta read it" coder would even notice if it happened?
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by chmod775 1mo ago
That's an impressive amount of maturity and composure Adam demonstrates there after receiving a response like that.
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by chmod775 1mo ago
"seam" is a cop-out term for when someone (usually AI) lacks the imagination to come up with something more descriptive. It's like saying "middle thing". Just name it by what it does, and if you can't, remove i
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by chmod775 1mo ago
> Yes to everything but "the climate is not optimal". The climate was not optimal. I expect this year's weather in most of Europe must have been pretty spectacular for mosquitoes. You'd think that, but anecdotally the
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by chmod775 1mo ago
Works just fine for me on an unrooted Pixel 10 Pro.
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by chmod775 1mo ago
You're welcome, but I'm sorry?
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by chmod775 1mo ago
If I had to describe it, I'd say it's more like an extra set of eyes that is just looking at the thing I'm imagining. It doesn't replace what my physical eyes see. Note that these eyes need not be static, even when I am.
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by chmod775 1mo ago
Uncanny valley of LLM prose. What model wrote this?
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by chmod775 1mo ago
I don't buy it. I'm sorry but I know shit when I play it. And the player numbers still don't make sense. If you want to compare to a game from the same publisher that was actually good, look at "What Remains of Edith Fin
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by chmod775 1mo ago
Despite all the exposure the game has gotten, it currently has less online players[1] than games like "Tennis Elbow 4"[2] (by a factor of 4). It's not even in the top 5000, because it is objectively terrible. People would rat
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by chmod775 1mo ago
How much did Larry Ellison pay to have his daughter's pet video game project featured on there?
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by chmod775 1mo ago
They do however last a much longer time now. A 8 years old graphics card can still play modern games. Ten years ago playing a modern game on hardware that old would've been unthinkable. And with how the market is right now, we'll
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by chmod775 1mo ago
Since Google themselves claim that's a security check, there's a bug bounty here. The author of that article missed their chance making Google eat their words.
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by chmod775 1mo ago
Merely existing noticeably ages most battery chemistries. You can take half an hour out of every week inconveniencing yourself to protect your battery, or you can spend an hour once a year just putting in a new one (or having it done for yo
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by chmod775 1mo ago
Not if it fills up its entire context with "But wait..."
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by chmod775 2mo ago
And people once called radio "the wireless", vacuum tubes "valve", and computer processors "the mill". Some terms and ideas are just shit, especially in the early stages of something new.
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by chmod775 2mo ago
Can we stop calling them skills? They're mostly just documents like any other. Call them cheat-sheets or guides. Wrapping an .md file in all this circus, with lingo carefully designed to hide the fact that under the hood you're re
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by chmod775 2mo ago
> I'm sure someone is going to reply with how they do not trust Antrophic's research, but lacking other data, prompt injection appears to be largely solved already. You do not solve "losing russian roulette" by adding
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by chmod775 2mo ago
You hinted at this in your last sentence, so I assume you're aware, but I feel like spelling it out anyways: There's many slices of ~10-20k people you can divide the US (military) in, many of them overlapping. What is the chance t
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by chmod775 2mo ago
At modern population densities, basic infrastructure breaking on down on a large scale can kill millions in a matter of weeks. The largest threat isn't bombs falling on our heads, it's incompetent fools leaving the door open to th
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by chmod775 2mo ago
I don't even need to read that to know they're re-inventing PowerShell now. Edit: I read it. Yep. We have text interfaces refined by humans for decades and there's an endless sea of training data for them, but they imagine th
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by chmod775 2mo ago
Of course there can be - likely with a gentleman's understanding that neither would use them, and each side careful to not back the other into a corner where they'd have nothing left to lose. It's just going to be your typica
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by chmod775 2mo ago
If they can exhaust all their firepower in a couple weeks fighting Iran, China would have no reason to feel threatened in the first place. The reality is that fighting China would be a proper all-out war, not whatever this spitting match wi
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by chmod775 2mo ago
Good catch. We almost forgot to inject skin color into this conversation. Only once people cannot discuss any topic at all anymore without mentioning or thinking about skin color, will we finally have solved racism. Keep fighting the good f
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by chmod775 2mo ago
At 4 bit it easily fits in 32GB. That's what most people use.
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by chmod775 2mo ago
That's LIVE data that will change hour to hour. When I opened it the list looked very different. I provided you a map showing historical data collected over a year.
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by chmod775 2mo ago
That's a real time map that will change by the hour. What I see now is probably not what you saw when you opened it.
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by chmod775 2mo ago
> let's not ignore the local effects: air quality in Germany is pretty bad, perhaps the worst in Europe What... you know you could've looked this up pretty easily before posting? https://atmosphere.copernicus.eu&#x2F
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by chmod775 2mo ago
Many people reading this are going to stop at the first sentence without realizing you're paraphrasing a position you apparently don't agree with.
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by chmod775 2mo ago
The more "typical" use for a feature like this is drawing tablets and touch screens. You don't necessarily want a touch/drawing tablet input to move your actual "main" mouse cursor.

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