cosmojg

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   by cosmojg 3y ago

   Fish's autocomplete makes life a lot easier, too. It's delightfully well designed.
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   by cosmojg 3y ago

   Welcome to Unix! :)
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   by cosmojg 3y ago

   > I speak with the Comcast attorney about my call to State's Attorney's office. She says she was unaware that State's Attorney has denied the request to drop the charges, and that she will write another letter to ensure th
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   by cosmojg 3y ago

   That's why I exclusively order my food delivery via container ship!
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   by cosmojg 3y ago

   > I cut my finger making lunch? So I placed an order for some bandaids a couple minutes ago? And now they're four seconds away! That is a nearly silent drone system that can deliver a package from the sky? Right to my backyard in as
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   by cosmojg 3y ago

   > But all of that seems rather obvious, and doesn't really refute the triune brain theory at all. > The triune brain hypothesis doesn't seem "wrong", it just seems like a simple categorization that is useful for ma
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   by cosmojg 3y ago

   I'd count that as a win. You avoided wasting your time answering a potentially inane question. If it were important, they would have asked.
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   by cosmojg 3y ago

   But then I might not survive the long run.
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   by cosmojg 3y ago

   All of the websites listed on the left via little pixel banners are an absolute hoot as well! Here are the links for the lazy: [1] https://melonking.net/ [2] https://gifypet.neocities.org/ [3] https:/
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    > bitters with soda when too full Can you expand upon this? How does mixing bitters with soda help with being too full?
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    If you run Arch, I highly recommend checking out ALHP and chaotic-aur.
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    Assuming they're reprogrammable, why not just build such cards into phones?
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    Exactly. I don't see the situation improving until either the owner or, preferably, the manufacturer of a device that participates in a DoS attack is held partially accountable for said attack.
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    Good ol' Firefox, keeping up its reputation as the only user-respecting major browser.
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    I simply tend to have better performance with Yuzu. I'm running an older rig with a Ryzen 7 1800X and a GTX 1070.
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    ...while you're traveling? Can you provide more details? I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around your use case.
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    What's the advantage of spinning up an entire VM to run a local Pi Hole instance instead of just setting up a firewall or using a browser blocker like uBlock Origin? I was under the impression that spinning up a Pi Hole instance is rea
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    In my case, their MDM software of choice doesn't run on Linux.
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    Having tried both, I prefer Yuzu for playing Tears of the Kingdom: https://yuzu-emu.org/ Both are great, though, and the rapid speed of development on both projects means that whatever impressions I formed earlier this year
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    I hate gatekeepers as much as the next guy, but I'll take Usenet over TikTok any day of the week. I suppose a better world requires sacrifice.
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    Probably not, given that model training is considered Fair Use under US copyright law.
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    > I really wish there is a way to fact check all, instead of depending on good samaritans in a comment on HN to point these obvious misconceptions out. You mean like reading original sources? Frequently, big research projects like this c
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    Trading in and of itself isn't the problem. Far from it, in fact, given how much well-regulated markets contribute to the overall well-being of society. The problem is the race to the bottom unique to high-frequency trading which squan
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    The NBA bans the use of steroids. One could argue that this regulation benefits only those unable or unwilling to risk their health for the sake of competition, or one could argue that focusing on traditional athleticism, whether through pr
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    Ironically, I'm currently interviewing for a job at a high-frequency trading firm! I happen to be one of those altruistic weirdos who donates a substantial fraction of their wealth to effective charities, and it turns out that there ar
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    You hit the nail on the head, thank you. I probably should have qualified my use of the word "efficient" with "highly" or even "incredibly" to make this more obvious.
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    This is trivially solved by randomizing the queue for identically priced simultaneous orders.
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    I use GPT-4 for code completion all the time! There are many Neovim extensions[1][2][3] (and I'm sure there are many VSCode extensions) which call the GPT-4 API directly for code completion. I'm pretty sure the only reason that Mi
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    Unfortunately, we have no idea whether GPT-4 has been further trained or finetuned on contaminated data since then.
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    by cosmojg 3y ago

    > Quantizing just adds risk, which adds cost, which harms everyone. No, it adds risk at the scale of the quantum, adding cost for those trading at the scale of the quantum, harming a very small subset of traders who would normally benefi