dormento

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by dormento 8mo ago
Yeah its more like "quick, its friday night and someone just got bombed, toggle that feature on"
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by dormento 8mo ago
Its getting hard for the junior and mid-level models.
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by dormento 8mo ago
You might be correct, but to be fair, people generally didn't believe in a secret island resort full of child abusing billionaires... and we know how that turned out.
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by dormento 8mo ago
Wow they just had to remove it because of some "cybersecurity" law firm shenanigans. And wouldn't you know it... https://bobdahacker.com/blog/rbi-hacked-drive-thrus/ > Cyble Inc. is an AI-powered
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by dormento 8mo ago
Sad indeed! The whole world's vibe seems to be "its not good at all, but its good enough".
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by dormento 8mo ago
I tested on chatGPT 5.2, grok, copilot, google search, perplexity and Claude. ALL of them said "7". I then tested on deepseek (1.5b local and v3.2 web) Both said "5".
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by dormento 8mo ago
I had mine stolen from my desk, way back when i had a job at a state company. I used to keep it inside a small metal can (i guess i just enjoyed the rattling sound it made). Thing is, I also kept a desk drawer key inside the can, so the thi
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by dormento 8mo ago
> y7u8888888ftrg34BC This is more information than the average users gives you when requesting new features.
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by dormento 8mo ago
As much as i detest everything about it, i must admit i'm mildly curious as to what workflows people are using it for.
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by dormento 8mo ago
Has anyone done research on the topic of trying to block these bots by claiming to host illegal material or talking about certain topics? I mean having a few entries in your robots like "/kill-president", "/illegal-
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by dormento 8mo ago
> Jimmy: What is the largest planet in our solar system? > me: the moon > Jimmy: The answer to "What is the capital of France?" I was looking for was the city of Paris, but that's not the correct response to the orig
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by dormento 8mo ago
> The three-letter agencies would likely not be trying to sabotage or destroy their own country's economy and global standing for one. I swear I'm not trying to be dense on purpose, but come on. Unless _woosh_, in which case we
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by dormento 8mo ago
I can relate. It sucks, but it also keeps you grounded. Think about it. There are things that you're able to do but you will never do because you think you can't. There are also things that some people cannot do, but they'll
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by dormento 8mo ago
Interestingly, i find tons of instagram results querying the same thing. I think some integration is mistakenly posting the full prompt answer without filtering beforehand.
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by dormento 8mo ago
Yeah, the feeling that hits when you finally realize you spent THIS MUCH EFFORT in a problem and you realize you can do more with less. > I made it because at that point in my career I simply didn't know that ansible existed Channel
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by dormento 8mo ago
> or just thinking about a "problem" that isn't really a problem at all and results from a lack of understanding You might be on to something. Maybe its self-selection (as in people who want to engage deeply with a certain
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by dormento 8mo ago
I think the key to really "unlock" these things is to separate as much as possible from where it can do harm (no important credentials, no shared identify, etc) then just give it its own home folder, its own credentials and let it
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by dormento 8mo ago
This might be true today, but think about it. This is a new scenario, where a giga-brain-sized <insert_role_here> works tirelessly 24/7 improving code. Imagine it starts to fork repos. Imagine it can eventually outpace human cont
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by dormento 8mo ago
Been having random Steam/Proton crashes that take my whole session down with it. Never had those with X. I miss the stability.
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by dormento 8mo ago
This is wicked cool. Is there a demo URL?
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by dormento 8mo ago
Try as i might, could not install it on Ubuntu (Rust 1.93. I went up to the part where it asks to locate OpenSSL, which was already installed)
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by dormento 9mo ago
> Totally agree! Not a dig on your (very sensible) comment, but now I always do a double take when I see anyone effusively approving of someone else's ideas. AI turned me into a cynical bastard :(
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by dormento 9mo ago
Not working here, some CORS issue. Firefox, Ubuntu latest. Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://isometric-nyc-tiles.cannoneyed.com/dzi/tiles_metadat... .
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by dormento 9mo ago
I believe it has to do with saving face. I've worked with mixed nationality teams at a certain 4 letter austinite corporation a couple thousand moons ago. One thing in common with my Asian colleagues back then (many of which i still ke
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by dormento 9mo ago
> just with a small "sponsored", "promoted", or "ad" mark somewhere And often, the only reason they do that is due to legal requirements.
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by dormento 9mo ago
They even wrote "grammer", to garner sympathy. Crafty.
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by dormento 9mo ago
Still astounding in a place where "hackers" congregate.
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by dormento 9mo ago
You know, a good test would be to tell it to write a browser using a custom programming language, or at least some language for which there are no web browsers written.
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by dormento 9mo ago
Getting tiresome, isn't it?
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by dormento 9mo ago
> Safely You cannot. The best you can ever hope for is creating VM environments, and even then it's going to surprise you sometimes. See https://gtfobins.github.io/ .

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