diffeomorphism

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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
> I checked Signal's Privacy Policy and there are no details data sharing Okay, so they are not sharing data and your whole premise was wrong. That happens. But now how do you change your mind?
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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
You may want to adjust your LLM settings. Your post seemingly dropped everything but the first sentence from the context window and then wrote vapid fluff that makes no sense in context.
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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
No, they provide them in addition but not as replacements/defaults. That is what the discussion was about.
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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
For the translate part let me just point out the offensively bad translations that reddit (sites with an additional ?tl=foo) and YouTube automatic dubbing force upon users. These are immediately, negatively obvious as AI content. For the ot
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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
Wasn't that what all the 2015 antitrust stuff was about? Manufacturers were contractually forbidden from doing that.
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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
Which the LLM then does not do and instead makes up likely text. As prominent examples look at the news stories about lawyers citing nonexistent cases or publications. People think that LLMs do information retrieval, but they don't. Th
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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
https://www.seriouseats.com/do-you-know-your-soy-sauces-japa... There are lots of different types of soy sauce catering to different uses.
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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
Working offline such as on a train. This includes having all emails and attachments saved locally. Also useful for backups. E.g. suppose you get locked out of your email account because "AI says you look suspicious". How ruined is
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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
Correct but besides the point. The question of the study is "how much and how do you quantify this?". There are lots of blindingly obvious qualitative statements, where the quantitative parts is far from obvious. That makes them
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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
ELI5: There were two standards how to implement a system tray: an old one and a new one. Dropbox is dropping support for the old standard.
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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
You apparently do.
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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
And no service offering encryption has existed since 1755? Because that is required for your argument. Otherwise you simply send unimportant stuff via USPS and sensitive/secret/important stuff via non-USPS.
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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
You ordered the package, so you have to pay the fees. If you gift the package to someone, that is nice of you but they do not become involved in your purchase by that.
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by diffeomorphism 1y ago
Different notions of reproducible. This project cares specifically about bit-for-bit identical builds (e.g. no time stamps, parallel compile artifacts etc). Nix is more about being declarative and "repeatable" or whatever a good n
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
This hammer is really bad for working with screws. If you need something like https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinta_(software) use that. If you want something like krita, use that. And if you need something like gimp,
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
Really? The malware went from your computer to someone else's and your defense is that it was not "distributed" but just magically moved from A to B? If you argued that it was clearly labeled as malware for educational purpos
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
No, you just make that a prerequisite for the software copyright. If you don't submit the code, you don't get the protection. Same idea as for patents vs trade secrets.
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
> 5. There are far more records in the database than people in America. Isn't that entirely expected? Someone coming to the US on a work visa gets assigned an SSN, works for some time and then leaves.
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
https://www.statista.com/statistics/187867/public-debt-of-th... https://www.salon.com/2018/02/12/thom-hartmann-how-the-gop-u... In brief: It worked very badly the first time and the
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
Not adjusting at all, this is not "entry level" but rather "enthusiast" https://www.logicalincrements.com/ Still accessible but only for dedicated hobbyists with deeper pockets.
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
The webpage does not say $3000 but starting at $3000. I am not so optimistic that the base model will actually be capable of this.
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
That seems false? https://ollama.com/library/deepseek-r1 This includes the full model and additionally several distills.
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
Can you do that yourself or would you need an electrician to sign off? What about your landlord? I agree in principle that this is much nicer in theory. Just like wired is more reliable than wireless. However, retrofitting all that is also
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
> Which is better, the Dell Pro or the Dell Pro Max? Neither. The precision lines are workstations addressed at a very different audience. So for the average customer the "better" ranking is non-pro, then pro and only in except
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
Their consumer fashion line.
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
And you would be wrong. You somehow jumped from "in practical terms" to "literally equivalent".
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
The title says "my laptop". A Mac mini is not a laptop.
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
Not just "an" apple laptop but one with 64GB of ram. From a quick look at Apple's website the cheapest option among the current models is 4600€ for the 14 inch macbook pro. So, neat, I guess, but not convinced I would pay fou
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by diffeomorphism 2y ago
ctrl+f: "maruOS". Really, no one? https://maruos.com/ TLDR: Android "custom rom" turns into debian when plugged into a monitor. Has been around since at least 2016.

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