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by d_silin 9mo ago
I wonder if any other major AIs (Grok, Claude, Gemini) had similar accidents. And if not, then why?
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by d_silin 9mo ago
Even better indication of non-human authorship: /* LOGICAL CONSISTENCY (85-90) - TRANSACTION VIOLATIONS */ case HN4_ERR_GENERATION_SKEW: return 85; case HN4_ERR_PHANTOM_BLOCK: return 82;
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by d_silin 9mo ago
From source code (definitely LLM-generated) case HN4_ERR_DATA_ROT: return 80; case HN4_ERR_HEADER_ROT: return 80; case HN4_ERR_PAYLOAD_ROT: return 80; Yeah, good luck mounting that filesystem in production. You will ne
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by d_silin 9mo ago
Mine: https://marscalendar.space/ A Martian calendar + my other space exploration projects and publications.
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GRU Space is building humanity's first hotel on the Moon(gru.space)
2 points by d_silin 9mo ago|1 comments
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by d_silin 9mo ago
Unfortunately, no.
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by d_silin 9mo ago
This is a known security issue in Telegram, the one they stubbornly refuse to fix.
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by d_silin 9mo ago
Happened to me, exactly as described by OP. - All new sessions are terminated within couple of minutes by hijacked one. - You can't terminate the hijacked session with a new session. New sessions have to wait 24 hours to gain this auth
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by d_silin 9mo ago
I think Martian culture should have their own set of holidays...
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Mars Calendar(marscalendar.space)
2 points by d_silin 9mo ago|2 comments
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ChatGPT involvement in mentally-ill person's murder and suicide(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by d_silin 10mo ago|0 comments
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by d_silin 10mo ago
I understand the frustration, but factually it is not true. Engines are reliable to about 1 anomaly per million flight hours or so, current flight software is more reliable, on order of 1 fault per billion hours. In-flight engine shutdowns
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by d_silin 10mo ago
In aviation safety, there is a concept of "Swiss cheese" model, where each successful layer of safety may not be 100% perfect, but has a different set of holes, so overlapping layers create a net gain in safety metrics. One can tr
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by d_silin 10mo ago
"кофейного цвета брюки" is acceptable too.
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by d_silin 10mo ago
It would make your Russian more posh, eccentric or sophisticated, depending on the context, but not necessary unnatural.
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by d_silin 10mo ago
You can also use "кофейный" (coffee-coloured) as synonym for "brown".
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by d_silin 10mo ago
Well, yes.
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by d_silin 10mo ago
Difficulty scale looks about right.
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by d_silin 10mo ago
Stress is a bit of a rarer aspect, most words can be disambiguated with any stress placement, except for a few exceptions, i.e. зáмок (castle) /замóк (lock). Punctuation is secondary, just put commas, colons and semicolons where you fe
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by d_silin 10mo ago
Very funny and snobbish too, nothing less expected from Nabokov. Russian grammar is inflectional, yes, but that's about the only difficult part of the language. It is not that different from German in this matter.
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Colonizing Mars: Challenges and Solutions(youtube.com)
3 points by d_silin 10mo ago|0 comments
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by d_silin 10mo ago
I did.
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Timekeeping on Mars(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by d_silin 10mo ago|2 comments
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by d_silin 10mo ago
excplicitely, you mean?
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by d_silin 10mo ago
https://archive.is/Vs1US#selection-1071.0-1071.59
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by d_silin 10mo ago
Politics - New major armed conflict starts. Space - Artemis II succeeds. - Starship makes first fully reusable orbital flight. Other tech - One of the fusion startups demonstrates net energy. - AI bubble pops, OpenAI gets acquired by Micros
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by d_silin 10mo ago
On topic of less user-hostile OS , I wonder how this guys are doing: https://reactos.org/ https://elementary.io/
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by d_silin 10mo ago
People in comments figured out half the answer already, the remaining half is left as an exercise for audience.
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by d_silin 10mo ago
...you have to pay me a lot for the answer to this question.
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by d_silin 10mo ago
specific software applications you can run in space that you can't run on Earth or can't run cheaper on Earth.

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