croon

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by croon 5d ago
But the reason given was very valid and specific against Musk. You introduced a separate issue that is much more widespread, but that doesn't detract from the original criticism, nor dilute it.
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by croon 5d ago
I don't understand how those two are connected. Both are bad though.
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by croon 5d ago
I'm unsure if I'm reading you correct. Are you saying that the disease is all "monopoly and regulation", or just some of it? Healthcare, infrastructure, etc are natural monopolies, and the alternative isn't much bet
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by croon 8d ago
I have Ente Auth on my phone, desktop and laptop (on top of printed recovery keys for each service using the authenticator).
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by croon 8d ago
I stopped using Authy when they were bought by Twilio and stopped supporting their desktop client (thus eliminating my alternate device backups). I can highly recommend Ente Auth though.
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by croon 8d ago
Thanks for the clarification. I'm very happy with my disclaimer then.
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by croon 8d ago
If fake images get certified as real, that's a net negative compared to now where the verification boils down to chain of trust.
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by croon 8d ago
I use claude for work, and opencode go at home, but i do dabble with openrouter from time to time, and then i just browse the model catalog and filter/sort by recent popularity, price, context size or whatever matters for the task. Mos
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by croon 8d ago
I'm too bad of a writer to be scared of giving my ideas away, but I'd explore a pupae stage, where (layman disclaimer, if it isn't abundantly clear from my incoming butchering of the science) the butterfly is basically melted
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by croon 10d ago
20 NATO members share no border with the Atlantic, and 5 are entirely landlocked.
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by croon 10d ago
The topic is fraught with misunderstandings/talking over each other, but I think the point of GP is that you can adopt the ideology, but not adopt an ethnicity, or vice versa. Someone can be against zionism, but not against all jews, a
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by croon 11d ago
You can't make it mandatory at the same time as restricting access to it. Voter participation in the US being low is a design feature. Having it on a Sunday, auto enrolling citizens, having more accessible polling places, etc would als
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by croon 11d ago
Blizzard IP started off from failing to acquire a license with Games Workshop, and did infringement-avoiding changes to release their own games. StarCraft is a subset of Warhammer 40k, which is an expansion of influences from Starship Troop
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by croon 11d ago
Well, he owns 98% of Hawaii's sixth largest (volcano) island, which certainly fits the motif. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C4%81na%CA%BBi
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by croon 11d ago
I'll respond/comment on the parts I hope are relevant to you, in no particular order: Yes, a proof is a proof regardless how you get there. We however don't hear about when they fail, and I doubt their 10000 agents (from thei
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by croon 12d ago
> "Might be" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. And again, until the court actually gives that ruling, Flock is legal. There's a difference between de facto legal and de jure legal. If the SC strikes it down, it was nev
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by croon 12d ago
Wouldn't this also mean that all previous generations that were proclaimed as intelligent and working were in fact... not? It doesn't matter what comes tomorrow, with the next generation, if the claims now can't be proven. To
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by croon 15d ago
Not GP, but IME it's not fixable by model selection, but being zealous about guiding output and vision, and pushing back on all the bad habits LLM in general has (eg verbose output as a band-aid for emergent intelligence). As soon as s
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by croon 15d ago
The machine code generated by a compiler is deterministic and reproducible (assuming using same chain/tool versions), which is why reading the human readable pre-compiled source is sufficient. Reading a prompt but not reading the non-d
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by croon 15d ago
>> but I look at those same people’s code and it’s horrific, and then I find they haven’t made it far past a proof of concept phase. > Work on small projects (< 500k lines of code). > Work for business people who want fast re
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by croon 15d ago
Where does "Flock tech might currently be illegal pending adjudication" land? Just because someone is doing it, does not make it legal. For reference, US v. Jones was a 9-0 in the SC, in favor of Jones, though bipartisan split on
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by croon 15d ago
The alternative would be keeping a permission granted for an app that might have had an update introducing nefarious behavior, whether intentional or not. Annoying yes, but least bad.
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by croon 15d ago
Well, by definition they were proven innocent when they drowned/burned up.
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by croon 16d ago
> Then none of his work after June 29 will be included in the training data. What are you basing this on? The linked threads already acknowledged his opting out, and they don't look as settled as you claim.
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by croon 16d ago
>>Did the transcripts of any of the agents include a tool call whose result including user data? > They have already explicitly denied this. AFAICT they only denied accessing data through a request targeting a user, not that they a
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by croon 16d ago
IANAL disclaimer. Police do need a warrant to place a GPS device on your vehicle. Data continuity is a function of data point frequency [0]. If all public space (and some participating private space) is monitored, the practical difference b
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by croon 17d ago
It's the same reason I can't watch It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia or Rick & Morty anymore, despite them being great shows. The parts they're lampooning are the parts most celebrated. Or another example is Springst
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by croon 18d ago
> While some stuff are legit issues such as ADR, people now think they are wire-tapping. Because somebody used a rooted device to show-case recording silently through their device. > Can you blame corporations having this control-frea
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by croon 18d ago
I own an LG TV as well, and while I assume the Mi TV Box 4K tracks me instead, at least it's unpowered while the TV is off, and the TV itself is not connected to my network. I have updated TVs/soundbars/etc, but only through
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by croon 18d ago
That's good to know. I am very happy with the screen on my current one (kobo clara hd). It's just that the usability and lack of sync is annoying enough that I'm tempted to switch. Perhaps a bit of itchy tinkerfinger too. I g

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