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by executesorder66 2y ago
Person surfing the web, clicks on link, ads blasted in face. (Just don't visit this random URL, nothing is forced on you!) Person drives on road, billboards blast ads in face. (Just don't drive on this road, nothing is forced on y
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by executesorder66 2y ago
So they aren't bricked then?
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by executesorder66 2y ago
> You're complaining that a product is offering you something, and you don't like the offer? No, the complaint is about the "offering" in the first place. People don't want your shit forced in front of them. The
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by executesorder66 2y ago
> which enables IPv6 and bricks their end and has to get escalated. So do they have to order new routers every time you do this? Hopefully after you have destroyed all of their routers, they will eventually buy new ones that are actually
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by executesorder66 2y ago
Ah I understand now. Thanks.
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by executesorder66 2y ago
What is a "desktop website"?
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by executesorder66 2y ago
And if in the next 25 years you figure out how to use a search engine, you might find out! :p
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by executesorder66 2y ago
Agreed. I thought this was going to be about infiltrating charities to see how corrupt they were or something. But granted your typical charity has no idea of what the jargon is in the security (or even broader technical) field, and so &quo
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by executesorder66 2y ago
Thanks, your second point makes a lot of sense to me, and helped me to understand your point. The Wikipedia article was also a good read.
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by executesorder66 2y ago
Tangent, but I don't understand this argument at all: > The same issue plagues domesticated cats, they don’t need to hunt for food since they have an abundance at home so instead without risk of starvation they are free to hunt all
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by executesorder66 2y ago
I'm curious, are you a solo dev, or do you work on a team where multiple people are working on different features at the same time?
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by executesorder66 2y ago
How many God AI's have expressed their hate for this design? /s
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by executesorder66 2y ago
No, it's just boring and uninspiring.
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by executesorder66 2y ago
There's literally a link right on TFA to the Arch Wiki on how to do exactly that. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/COSMIC
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by executesorder66 2y ago
If someone made an exact replica of your car, and drove away in the replica never to be seen again, would you report your car as stolen?
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by executesorder66 2y ago
Yes, he is still butthurt about it. This is from 20 days ago : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40887244
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by executesorder66 2y ago
I did mean AI's in general, so I have edited my original post. > That’s what negative prompt is for. This is what I mean by it "not understanding negations" You need whole separate prompt, just to say you want e.g. "r
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by executesorder66 2y ago
AIs are still not able to understand negations. Try "ramen without egg" or "ramen with no egg" and it will show ramen WITH egg. Or "man without striped shirt" will give "man WITH striped shirt"
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by executesorder66 2y ago
If you run xlsclients it will list all applications running through xwayland. [0] https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/xorg-xlsclients/
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by executesorder66 2y ago
> Sharing information with non-coders could be an obvious one. You can do the exact same thing with code. You can still output reports and diagrams, and literally anything the "customer/user" wants. > I could have done
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by executesorder66 2y ago
I don't disagree with your first paragraph, but I don't think it is relevant to what I was saying. > Conversely, even if you are a coder, classic spreadsheets are extremely useful for any type of ad-hoc reproducible calculation
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by executesorder66 2y ago
That's a good point about the data entry. I've never really had a problem entering data into CSV file or database, but I will concede that it is even easier to enter the data via a spreadsheet. However, I still think custom softwa
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by executesorder66 2y ago
> Spreadsheets have a much wider acceptance I know. Most people don't know how to code, thus they are forced to use spreadsheets as I already mentioned. > spreadsheets have a lower threshold to pure data I'm not sure what yo
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by executesorder66 2y ago
This is really cool, but I don't think this is very useful. In my opinion: if you can use vim, you can probably code, or at least figure it out without too much trouble. If you can code, then you don't need a spreadsheet. You can
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The New Turing Test(escapethealgorithm.substack.com)
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Where did 5M EPEL-7 systems come from starting in March?(smoogespace.blogspot.com)
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by executesorder66 2y ago
Okay so what makes you think this will be any different?
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by executesorder66 2y ago
Is this the first hype cycle you've ever experienced? AI alone has had many and this is just another one of them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_winter Just because we have made progress since the last one doesn
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by executesorder66 2y ago
I was not aware of that, thank you. I guess I'm surprised that such a crucial feature isn't standard in everything if you can't even properly display a common language like Arabic without it.
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by executesorder66 2y ago
The image wasn't there when I posted my comment.

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