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by cout 3y ago
What would happen if an existing LLM were trained with the ability to emit a backspace token? (Would that even be possible?)
182.
by cout 3y ago
Which scientist is letter B?
183.
by cout 3y ago
I remember when gnome was that way. I still don't understand why it changed.
184.
by cout 3y ago
If the hackers are doing their jobs, there should be little evidence that there ever was a hack -- like if stuxnet had never made it into the wild presumably everyone might have thought the centrifuges were faulty.
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by cout 3y ago
This doesn't surprise me, not because I have any real world knowledge or experience of warfare, but because I used to have fun taking out tanks in Unreal Tournament 2005 with more maneuverable vehicles armed with energy weapons. I gue
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by cout 3y ago
WEB is a solid translation. Good choice.
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by cout 3y ago
Playing with this a bit more, and it is very cool! One thing I like is that it provides the source text, so you can verify whether the summary is accurate. Other engines just give you an answer, leaving you to verify accuracy on your own a
188.
by cout 3y ago
Impressive. It actually gave useful results and summary for annihilationism. Was this trained on any particular commentary?
189.
by cout 3y ago
It took me a little while to get this joke.
190.
by cout 3y ago
A long time ago, someone gave me two boxes like this: https://www.uline.com/Product/Detail/S-9744GR/ I was tickled when I saw two red-uniform officers carrying them around on TNG.
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by cout 3y ago
I think I remember the site you are talking about, and I can't remember the name either. There is still xwinman.org and even though it's not about themes it still has screenshots of some old windows managers, for nostalgia sake.
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by cout 3y ago
I was always more a fan of afterstep, though I'm still happy to see people interested in keeping nextstep-derived interfaces like window maker alive.
193.
by cout 3y ago
Sweet is usually contrasted with savory. I think "savory syntax" rolls off the tongue well.
194.
by cout 3y ago
I miss being able to say "re" (re-hi or re-hello) instead of WB (welcome back).
195.
by cout 3y ago
I am always pleased to see code that is reasonably clean and uses modern C++. Sixel support is also nice to see. For all its faults, I think it's the only pixel graphics extension that currently has a chance of widespread adoption. I
196.
by cout 3y ago
If a series hybrid were optimal in a sports car or performance car, then I would expect to see them used in the 24 Hours of Le Mans and 24 Hours of Rolex, where maximizing fuel economy without sacrificing speed is essential to winning the r
197.
by cout 3y ago
Why is the back made of glass? Is there a functional reason for it? (I'm still using an original iphone SE, so I'm not very up-to-date on newer iphone technology)
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by cout 3y ago
Years ago, the biggest bottleneck with VTE was that it was storing the scrollback history on disk ( https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=631685 ). Eventually support for an in-memory scrollback buffer was added, which
199.
by cout 3y ago
As someone who has dabbled in terminal emulation (I was the maintainer of Console Telnet for Win32 twenty years ago), I have respect for someone who takes the time to optimize a terminal emulator by building a fast parser and being careful
200.
by cout 3y ago
I wonder what file format they will use to save layers. Does the PNG format support layers?
201.
by cout 3y ago
I grew up (in US) thinking blackcurrant was a variety of black tea. I had no idea until I got older that it is a berry. Similarly, I thought elderberry was just a silly word that Monty Python made up to be funny.
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by cout 3y ago
> These initial Webb observations also provided a possible detection of a molecule called dimethyl sulfide (DMS). On Earth, this is only produced by life. The bulk of the DMS in Earth’s atmosphere is emitted from phytoplankton in marine
203.
by cout 3y ago
I know next to nothing about geopolitics, but I always figured the the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan had something Iran since it's sandwiched between them.
204.
by cout 3y ago
I did not know about this. Thanks for the tip!
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by cout 3y ago
I agree. Always choose unix domain sockets over local TCP if it is an option. There are some valid reasons though to choose TCP. In the past, I've chosen local TCP sockets because I can configure the receive buffer size to avoid burd
206.
by cout 3y ago
Interesting, reminds me a bit of 98lite which did something similar for windows 98.
207.
by cout 3y ago
Sounds like an episode from Seaquest DSV. The glowing orbs turned out to be phosphorescent feces.
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by cout 3y ago
A long time ago, I wrote a library that could marshal a running Ruby program over a socket to another VM. It seemed like a cool idea at the time, but I never found a good use for it. Turns out it's simpler to send the source code ove
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by cout 3y ago
I don't understand how this can work. What is to prevent combining the new ostensibly privacy-preserving attribution with existing tracking technology for enhanced identity tracking?
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by cout 3y ago
I'm dumbfounded when I type faster than the web browser can keep up and see the characters on the screen in a different order than I typed them.

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