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8mo ago
Jemini is pretty amazing
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I get the impression this will turn out similar to how some "for cause" businesses have. Past examples include: - TOMS Shoes - PlayPumps - Textile Aid I worry that, one way or another, this is going to create a pi
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8mo ago
As someone who is out of the loop on Windows development, is this related to the Windows Driver Kit (WDK, I think it used to be DDK)? That's a certain type of hell I don't wish upon most.
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8mo ago
I have seen this in a banking scenario. I later changed my password to an insult and for sure he knew that too!
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Not a worse place to be homeless, except maybe Portland or Seattle. Obviously more to this story when someones support network has collapsed to this degree, but at the same time people don't have great support networks anymore =/
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8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nirvana_fallacy
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8mo ago
HN values discussion without attacking others. If you disagree with something someone says, then addressing their claims directly is the best option.
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Kind of. At the end of the day the compiler can do almost anything it wants outside of unrefined behavior, which isn't much of a guard rail. In reality header only libraries allow for deep inlining, the compiler may optimize very speci
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8mo ago
Some people may not have known the difference and probably thought it was more akin to a naming convention.
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It often also means it was written more correctly. There is a bit of an art to designing a header only library and it can strike a different balance between code size and runtime speed optimization. In strict terms when you place implementa
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8mo ago
I feel if you're doing something that will require a Hans Zimmer soundtrack you might be the bad guy.
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What I am saying is that the screenshot posted shows two calls, but there was in fact only one call. I believe the browser asking for permission caused a second "call" to be shown.
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8mo ago
The term "spam" in that context meant I was messaging you. I am sorry if that was unclear.
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Also what is the point in redacting all of that and not the name at the top?
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8mo ago
You posted this on HN and automatically put new users into a group chat with you as the leader matching the name on your HN profile. The call never connected and only attempted to ping the web browsers media interface, but it never actually
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8mo ago
Should I be doing security testing for your product?
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8mo ago
That's not how email verification works.
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Neat! The interface doesn't seem to "grow" to a 1440p display on the first page in the app. This leaves the "Add Friend" button floating in the middle of nowhere. I'm sure there is a better responsive design fo
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> It’s certainly not full of amazing motivated athletes with excellent coordination. You’re lucky if most of them can show up to work on time more than half the time. Every once in a while a 16-year old from Ukraine shows up and acts nor
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Would it work to replace the memory store with mmap?
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8mo ago
I mean if the entire goal is to emulate that kind of site, isn't it a matter of time before it succeeds in some way, aka I would be doing the paperwork?
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8mo ago
Oh boy. I'm not sure I want to see the types of content a 4chan like machine churns out. I haven't seen that website in over 15 years beyond what makes it out to /r/greentext because I don't like doing paperwork aft
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8mo ago
A job that can be automated should be, the alternative is you pay people to do tasks that aren't needed. Why would most people want to have higher prices and more complexity unless it added value to the products or services they are us
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I figured you were testing the analysis to see where it put you lol
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Epstein was written in COBOL because of static analysis.
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Why do you think humans automating more things destroys us? Did the calculator or horse and buggy make us obsolete? Why didn't the Internet cause a massive death plague?
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Do you think Ars is lazy or ambitious?
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This was via OpenRouter so the provider was likely just running the open weights, but AFAIK it still has basic guard rails, because asking it for porn and such yields a pearl clutch.
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> This is straight up plagiarism More likely libel. > the reporters deserve what they would get if it were traditional plagiarism: immediate firings. I don't give a fuck who gets fired when I have been publicly defamed. I care ab
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8mo ago
I tried `llama-3.1-8b` and it generated a hit piece about a completely unrelated person, is this better or worse?
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