cocoto

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by cocoto 7mo ago
Prepend your command with a space and now your command is not saved in the history.
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by cocoto 7mo ago
Yes but the number of 4chan passes would skyrocket to be able to post with a VPN.
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by cocoto 7mo ago
Good luck If I burnt the one time pad.
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by cocoto 7mo ago
I can give you a piece of paper with a one time pad encoded secret, where the one time is physically destroyed. You can take all the time you want but you will not crack anything…
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by cocoto 7mo ago
Yes and also keep in mind that low-income in US is high income in most of the world!
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by cocoto 7mo ago
The new naming of iPhones makes sense for a yearly update, not so much for the Neo.
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by cocoto 7mo ago
I personally don’t use VPN’s except for work but I have multiple clients installed on my devices “just in case”.
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by cocoto 7mo ago
Tons of programming tasks requires at least 32gb to be somewhat comfortable, think of having running databases, running tests in background, running simultaneously multiple docker images, virtual machines, have one or more code projects ope
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by cocoto 7mo ago
Personally I would just love Apple to be forced by governments to open up their hardware by releasing complete documentation of their hardware and allowing to install another os or dual boot. iPhones hardware is really good and would love b
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by cocoto 7mo ago
The features are all already here.
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by cocoto 8mo ago
Works almost like stereograms (with duplicated object)!
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by cocoto 8mo ago
You could always generate a random face model with real time rendering with enough details to trick any AI detector (or even human) and then you can do real time animation to orders or screen light tricks. You could also simply use some fac
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by cocoto 8mo ago
The real and robust method will be generating artificial video input instead of the real webcam. I really don’t think any platform will be able to counter this. If they start requiring to use a phone with harder to spoof camera input, you w
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by cocoto 8mo ago
Completely false, the money to help the poorest people comes from the rich ones, so you are poorer if the gap is smaller. But at some point too many poor people can make a country hard to live for the richest (crimes for example)
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by cocoto 8mo ago
If there is no error on the compiler implementation and no undefined behavior the resulting program is equivalent and the few differences are mostly just implementation defined stuff which are left to the compiler to decide (but often gcc a
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by cocoto 8mo ago
They could solve the problems and train the next models with the answers, as such the future models could “solve” theses.
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by cocoto 8mo ago
In my opinion this syntax is super good, it allows to have all functions/method names starting at the same level, it’s way easier to read the code that way, huge readability improvement imo. Sadly nobody uses this and you still have th
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by cocoto 9mo ago
Way too expensive for most europeans countries and it’s after heavy subsidies from governments. Most people buy second-hand ICE cars and they will do it as long as they can be driven on roads. Stellantis cars are trash and in general the lo
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by cocoto 9mo ago
I think the biggest issue is that your product is not from a company generating money (and taxes). IMO as an european, I think we should aim for open source, not corporate software, but free and open source software is generating way less j
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by cocoto 9mo ago
From the very beginning everyone tells us “you are using the wrong model”. Fast forward a year, the free models become as good as last year premium models and the result is still bad but you still hear the same message “you are not using th
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by cocoto 9mo ago
If they are not programming then they could have more time to produce food themselves without using machines relying on energy (traditional vs industrial agriculture).
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by cocoto 9mo ago
The complex thing is that you would need to take into account the energy used to feed the programmers, the energy used for their education or simply them growing up to the age they are working. For the LLMs it would have to take into accoun
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by cocoto 9mo ago
Why are some examples full of errors? The `set_vec` method for instance does not bind the reference, you can't change the reference itself... so the code would simply copy the vector and there would be no dangling reference... And `B`
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by cocoto 9mo ago
And what if your website is ad free and the AI full of advertising? At least the users get the information and the AI save on your bandwidth (in theory!).
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by cocoto 9mo ago
I think most people don’t want to give consent to any of this so a simple block list is enough.
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by cocoto 9mo ago
Simply enable the “cookie notices” list in ublock origin (available on every platform now, even iOS). According to the EU law if you don’t click accept it’s equivalent to denying.
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by cocoto 9mo ago
What is the point for a company to pay OpenAI for products that it would recommend anyway? Companies are going to pay only if they can add bias to the results otherwise there is no point.
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by cocoto 9mo ago
I have yet to find a cross-platform UI framework that really feels native on Gnome. The reality is that there is no shortcut for native UI on all platforms, you have to use the “official” framework (e.g. GTK for Gnome). In my opinion the on
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by cocoto 9mo ago
Personally I’m living with a partner (only 50% of the time for now), have only two social activities per month outside work in average and some small talk at work. I don’t need more and have no intention to volunteer, join church or anythin
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by cocoto 9mo ago
Free speech violations in UK and the country pushing for more ID checks is a simple example.

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