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by creata 10mo ago
> i support this but the Smarter Than Me types say it's impossible. Adobe has been training models on only licensed media. I'm not sure if it's all their models or just some of them, and I haven't seen the results,
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by creata 10mo ago
If you did a writeup of this case, you could change some minds.
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by creata 10mo ago
In what universe is having things that you do not want shoved on you an invalid reason to be angry?
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by creata 10mo ago
LLMs have drastically reduced my desire to post anything helpful on the internet. It used to be about helping strangers in some small way. Now it's helping people I don't like more than people I do like.
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by creata 10mo ago
To save someone two seconds of searching, NASA animation of Voyager 2's trajectory (time in the bottom-left corner): https://youtu.be/l8TA7BU2Bvo
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by creata 10mo ago
> The handler function isn't actually unnecessary, or at least, it isn't superfluous: by default, the signature would include 'a on self as well, and that's probably not what you actually want. To clarify, I meant the
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by creata 10mo ago
No, the use cases of Rust are pretty much the same as the use cases of C++. Most Rust code shouldn't have objects with complicated lifetimes, just like most code in any language should avoid objects with complicated lifetimes.
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by creata 10mo ago
That's just a weird and unrealistic example, though. Like, why is process_handler taking an owned, boxed reference to something it only needs shared access to? Why is there an unnecessary 'a bound on handler? In the places where y
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by creata 10mo ago
I think this is subjective, because I think Rust's syntax is (mostly) beautiful. Given the constraint that they had to keep it familiar to C++ people, I'd say they did a wonderful job. It's like C++ meets OCaml. Do you have a
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by creata 10mo ago
> What's the difference than an adult becoming affected by some subreddit, or even the "dark web", or 4chan forum, etc. 4chan - Actual humans generate messages, and can (in theory) be held liable for those messages. ChatGP
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by creata 10mo ago
> social connections will form whether you want them to or not Not true for all people or all circumstances. People are happy to leave you in the corner while they talk amongst themselves. > it'll seem like the only answer is mor
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by creata 10mo ago
Fyi, the `si` query parameter is used by Google for tracking purposes and can be removed.
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by creata 10mo ago
The comment seems less clearly-written (e.g., "It can happen for many multiple ways") than how a chatbot would phrase it.
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by creata 10mo ago
> The sycophantic and unchallenging behaviours of chatbots leaves a person unconditioned for human interactions. To be honest, the alternative for a good chunk of these users is no interaction at all, and that sort of isolation doesn&#x2
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SIMD Programming with Highway [video](youtube.com)
2 points by creata 11mo ago|0 comments
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WebR – R in the Browser(webr.sh)
117 points by creata 11mo ago|29 comments
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by creata 11mo ago
Yep. Specifically, the crate uses mlua: https://github.com/ArkForgeLabs/Astra/blob/f812bb0dc2881d740...
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by creata 11mo ago
I agree, but imo the Rust ecosystem has the same problem. Not to the extent of NPM, but worse than C/C++.
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by creata 11mo ago
If everyone does it, then it becomes less effective, because there'd be fewer early testers to experience and report issues, no?
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by creata 11mo ago
There's nothing technically different between NPM and, say, Cargo, here that would save Cargo, is there?
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by creata 11mo ago
Yep. The world's a cruel place. The only choice for some people is to look beyond it for happiness.
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Are We GUI Yet?(areweguiyet.com)
3 points by creata 11mo ago|1 comments
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by creata 11mo ago
> If you're just writing application software... there are definitely alternatives... Tangentially, is there a good alternative to Qt or SDL in Rust yet?
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by creata 11mo ago
Have any Linux distro maintainers spoken about this law? Does it affect Linux distros at all?
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by creata 11mo ago
> the reality would mostly be huge amounts of suffering and death. I think many of the people fantasizing about revolution are aware.
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by creata 11mo ago
> this world sucks and it's not worth bringing anyone into it What exactly is wrong ("moaning and groaning", something that you "grew up" from), in your estimation, about that perspective? > realized family
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by creata 11mo ago
Adobe, for all their faults, can hardly be said to be more malicious or greedy than Google. Adobe, at least, makes money by selling software. Google makes money by capturing eyeballs; only incidentally does anything they do benefit the user
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by creata 11mo ago
> there was this incredibly charismatic guy who grew a following, helped the poor and got crucified. What historical evidence supports that Jesus helped the poor?
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Pattrns Playground(pattrns.renoise.com)
1 points by creata 11mo ago|0 comments
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by creata 11mo ago
Yep. "Composition" has many meanings, but in the context of "inheritance vs. composition" it's just referring to "x has a y".

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