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by elpocko 5mo ago
> dismiss people's legitimate concerns Ignoring your rudeness, the word "legitimate" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. It would take me one second to present you with an issue that concerns me, that will make you say &
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by elpocko 5mo ago
> To recommend people to suck it up is not the answer I wish in the society I want to live in. Funny that AI is the breaking point here instead of things that actually matter. It's perfectly fine to tell people to suck it up on a hu
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by elpocko 5mo ago
This might come as a surprise to many, but the sole reason Google exist is to make a profit. More profit means more success means more profit, that's why they did create a company in the first place. Mindblowing stuff, that.
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by elpocko 6mo ago
Not everyone likes daily games. I hate them. That shouldn't stop you from making a daily game. Ignore the haters.
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by elpocko 6mo ago
The important thing is there has to be a clear separation between the proprietary parts and the LGPL parts of the app, and they have to provide a way to replace the LGPL parts. I have no idea how this is usually handled in the case of brows
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by elpocko 6mo ago
LGPL permits you to distribute binaries, but you can't distribute the software as an opaque binary blob with no reasonable way to modify it. What even is the equivalent of a shared library that a user can replace when software runs in
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by elpocko 6mo ago
> FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly handles final encode FFmpeg's license is the LGPL 2.1. VidStudio looks like closed source software, I couldn't see any indication that it's free software. You're distributing this soft
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by elpocko 6mo ago
Cheat Engine https://github.com/cheat-engine/cheat-engine
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by elpocko 6mo ago
Paradox of tolerance. It's not the intolerant that create a paradox, it's the tolerant who reserve the right to be intolerant against groups of people who are not on their short exemption list.
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by elpocko 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nosedive_(Black_Mirror) Users actively asking for the Torment Nexus to be implemented is a whole new level of dystopia.
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by elpocko 7mo ago
HN is already heavily moderated. Low-effort posters and spammers get downranked immediately, based on their behavior. OP is simply intolerant and unable to function in a social setting. Minimum karma and account age filters are discriminato
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by elpocko 7mo ago
You want other people to deal with the things you don't like and filter stuff for you, to improve your own experience and shield you from the filthy masses. God beware you have to endure a comment you don't like, your royal highne
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by elpocko 8mo ago
It doesn't. I don't have a link for you right now but there was a post on reddit recently showing that SynthID is removed from images by passing the image through a diffusion model for a single step at low denoise. The output imag
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by elpocko 8mo ago
Thank you for letting us know.
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by elpocko 8mo ago
> most HN users are millenials, they joined programming decades ago & some might be close to retirement/already retired Millennials are in their 30s-40s. Baby boomers are retiring, and the oldest GenX are close to retirement.
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by elpocko 8mo ago
Because there is no other way to effectively say "I'm not interested in this kind of content". You say it in the comments, you get punished. There is no downvoting posts, flagging is the only thing that has an effect.
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by elpocko 8mo ago
I skip forward whenever someone starts singing, or there's a prolonged dance scene, or pointless montages with music. For example the Zion dance party in The Matrix Reloaded. Or the many movies showing people dancing at the wedding par
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by elpocko 9mo ago
You click 'flag' and move on. It's not worth it.
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Notes on the Intel 8086 processor's arithmetic-logic unit(righto.com)
110 points by elpocko 9mo ago|14 comments
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by elpocko 9mo ago
There will of course never be an equivalent list of possible deaths/suicides prevented by AI chatbots. For example, https://old.reddit.com/r/traumatoolbox/comments/1kdx3aw/chat...
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by elpocko 9mo ago
A HN post of a reddit post of a screenshot of a Twitter post of a screenshot of a GitHub PR. Oof.
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by elpocko 10mo ago
> "..._mastering_ different workflows" lol This is only funny to you because your limited view is that using AI = enter prompt, get result, be done. This is what most people think and what most users of AI do, but there is a l
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by elpocko 10mo ago
AI has rekindled the fun of technology for me. Going past the cliché of "type a prompt in 5 seconds, get results", inventing, using and mastering different workflows and approaches to create, rearrange, improvise and reinterpret i
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Conditions in the Intel 8087 floating-point chip's microcode(righto.com)
7 points by elpocko 10mo ago|0 comments
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The stack circuitry of the Intel 8087 floating point chip, reverse-engineered(righto.com)
141 points by elpocko 10mo ago|66 comments
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by elpocko 10mo ago
Not "world's first" by a long shot. Someone's made a python script in June 2024 to do it semi-automatically using SD 1.5: https://github.com/414design/4lph4bet_processor
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by elpocko 10mo ago
ImGui is great if you need an ad-hoc UI for development/debug tools, but it's not meant to be used in actual applications aimed at end-users. I can't speak for other devs but I certainly wouldn't want my development tool
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by elpocko 11mo ago
Of course it made it. Because you didn't tell it to make a "professional analytics application" for a while and then switch to nonsensical "unicorns and rainbows" at the end. You forgot to trick it into the "go
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by elpocko 11mo ago
>I make the decisions, never question me again. Do exactly as I say and shut up. I'm surprised it wasn't intimated and beaten into submission by that ! I mean, what an impressive display of dominance, whew. So macho, I can pic
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by elpocko 1y ago
"ChatGPT saved me from years of suicidal thoughts in DAYS": https://old.reddit.com/r/traumatoolbox/comments/1kdx3aw/chat...

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