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by exitb 3y ago
Depending on your jurisdiction, even just downloading might be illegal. But you're right, when you torrent, you publish your IP address, where parties unrelated to your ISP might get it and pursue legal action.
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by exitb 3y ago
Stable project structure is a requirement to survive as an enterprise language, which everyone tries to make it into. It can live with the forks, but only as a toy language.
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by exitb 3y ago
The weird thing is that in my opinion it can be quite human-like. When needed it can be understanding, compassionate, supportive etc. Those are qualities that can provide certain amount of companionship to people that lack it. One just has
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by exitb 3y ago
Why the role playing? Isn't it easier to accept the chatbot for what it is? I broker the communication between my son and ChatGPT and they don't role-play anything - there's no imaginary friend dynamic going on. He just talks
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by exitb 3y ago
The “always” is probably an exaggeration, but the original prompt failed for me every time, while the stricter version succeed in all of my 5 attempts. I’m using GPT4 via the official ChatGPT UI to be specific. "Every snake likes quick
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by exitb 3y ago
“Write a sentence that contains only 5-letter words. Avoid other words at all costs.” Now it’s always correct. Prompt engineering™
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by exitb 3y ago
It's usually ok for humans to have access to stuff and still roam the internet freely, because most humans in such position have enough common sense. What was described in the OP is basically a successful phishing attempt and it turns
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by exitb 3y ago
I wonder what’s the reasoning behind limiting availability of an app for a product that’s already widely available.
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by exitb 3y ago
Doesn’t that severely underreport the opportunities to see that print considering that there are ~100 surviving “originals”, some on regular display in big name museums?
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by exitb 3y ago
If you hang around the communities for ChatGPT, you’d find that to be a constant concern since its initial release - “it used to work better a week ago, now it can’t do anything”.
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by exitb 3y ago
So the lack of free life choices for women is the load bearing piece of our society?
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by exitb 3y ago
Is there a factor that would make it stabilise at some equilibrium, rather than fall indefinitely?
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by exitb 3y ago
Oh, that's interesting - I've played the Polish bit from the examples page [1] and it's quite heavily accented. Like a foreign national learning the language. Do the other non-English examples also sound somewhat off to nativ
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by exitb 3y ago
While that might depend on a particular person to an extent, I found exercise the biggest differentiator for my own health and weight. And I don't even mean workout - rather anything more than 15 minutes of walking per day. I also neve
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by exitb 3y ago
It is Hacker News after all. And that's probably like jaywalking of RF violations. I'd be more afraid of the copyright people.
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by exitb 3y ago
Just pointing out that these do exist in some [1] places. But yeah, generally you're right. [1] https://en.prostozkranu.krakow.pl
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by exitb 4y ago
And IBM stands for International Business Machines. It didn’t make selling business machines internationally illegal. As far as I can see, OpenAI invented that term. Don’t see why they couldn’t trademark it.
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by exitb 4y ago
That’s cool, is that some sort of specialized equipment, or could that observation be replicated by an amateur with a RAW-capable camera?
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by exitb 4y ago
They absorb solar radiation. It can't be stressed enough though, that people understand temperatures in terms of the ability to transfer heat and store energy. Due to the extremely low pressure, both of these are actually very, very lo
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by exitb 4y ago
Starship will be able to refuel in orbit. It’s actually a requirement for HLS to work, so I guess they’re pretty serious about that capability.
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by exitb 4y ago
Sorry, English it not my first language, I meant it as a first destination, it obviously just flew by.
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by exitb 4y ago
Well, sure, the window was very specific to visit multiple planets, but Jupiter was the first stop. Similar Earth-Jupiter configuration happens every year.
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by exitb 4y ago
That mission features a complex trajectory that will use a lot of gravity assist to get to Jupiter. It will actually take eight years to get there, while Juno needed five and the Voyagers only two. Why do recent missions choose to do that?
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by exitb 4y ago
I think it's in the same area as car "autopilots". Just like you can't give such vehicle to someone who can't drive by themselves, you can't expect it will make junior into a senior. It's not really able t
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by exitb 4y ago
The NFT does not contain the asset itself, it’s just a meta-document that points to the asset. So if that pointer is a URL, the answer would probably be “a good chunk of the internet”.
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by exitb 4y ago
Start out with retro gaming. Kids have no standards for graphics, so they won't object. Old games are much more focused on clear mechanics, rather than flashy graphics and complex rules. The further back you go, the controls become sim
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by exitb 4y ago
On the other hand, if you want to use an external library on the line 80, you need to import it at the top. I once asked it for a short example code of something, no longer than 15 lines and it said "here's a code that's 12 l
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by exitb 4y ago
As I said earlier, almost all media directed at children aims to create a brand loyalty and will try to convince them to buy more. In this case I'm talking about the actual card game - it's good and features cute pretend animals,
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by exitb 4y ago
I like to play the Pokemon card game with my son. Yes - his interest in that corporate franchise leads us to some spending, but I don't find that excessive for the benefit we get from it, which goes beyond fun, as he learns strategy, f
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by exitb 4y ago
Doesn't that include most children-directed media, as it inevitably ends up being an ad for related merchandise?

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