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by f17428d27584 1mo ago
Sharing ideas involves communication which happens between two or more brains. Prompted LLLM output only involves brains on the input side, the source training data. Nothing is communicated to the end user brain because they don’t try to un
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by f17428d27584 2mo ago
National cinema chain has a banner on their web site that says something like “film lovers prefer our app” so they manage to employ a little guilt / social proof as well. It’s such a small thing in the grand scheme of things but it’s j
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by f17428d27584 2mo ago
Yeah they could have just not tracked by default. They could have just respected DNT. I mean it’s right there already built into the browser. (And browsers could have set DNT by default). But of course no website is going to do that. I actu
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by f17428d27584 2mo ago
Making things better is Progressive, and Progressive is woke, and woke is DEI. So to fight back against DEI find the things that make peoples’ lives better (like bike lanes) and destroy them. Just tear them up, and you’ve won the culture wa
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by f17428d27584 2mo ago
"This is a common sense approach despite the Left's belief that everyone should ride a bike to their shoebox-sized apartment to eat crickets to achieve a phony climate agenda." The government we deserve. Nobody bother thinkin
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by f17428d27584 2mo ago
This was always the plan. Code is no longer written by humans, code is LLLM output of broken slop that is mostly software-shaped, impossible for humans to read and make sense of it (because it makes no sense). So the only solution is that a
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by f17428d27584 3mo ago
Kinda. But the breakdowns about the visual language, balance, etc. were interesting to me (I have zero GD experience/education).
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by f17428d27584 3mo ago
They are not a game, they are not playing cards. They’re more like flash cards although not intended to exclusively be used as such. It appears the exercise is more one of representing the concepts as an info graphic. The other sides of the
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by f17428d27584 3mo ago
“But first, we need to understand how we got here.”
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by f17428d27584 3mo ago
Enumeration vulns are very serious, it’s just luck that this one appeared to be low risk.
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by f17428d27584 3mo ago
I was excited when it seemed like an art project / personal essay. As a format for a data presentation it is not successful.
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by f17428d27584 4mo ago
Right, but the analogy is very clearly about someone trying to hide / protect their identity, which doesn’t apply in this case. Perhaps it was trying to stretch it to “unknown figure”, saying this programmer is mysterious, even though
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by f17428d27584 4mo ago
1) renting is not the only way for a society to create affordable housing 2) rent being the only way to afford shelter has zero relation to whether it is a net loss or not
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by f17428d27584 4mo ago
AI is turning 1x engineers into 0.3x engineers claiming to be 100x engineers.
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by f17428d27584 4mo ago
Most have a cf slot to store the sleep data, it’s how the doctor / clinician can see if it’s working, make adjustments to pressure etc. but for convenience they can just upload the data directly. They also do OTA updates. However they
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by f17428d27584 7mo ago
This article is just an introduction to the math behind 12-TET, why it exists, the tradeoffs, etc. The only thing that is absurd here is your bizarre strawman that discussing equal temperament is somehow non-musical and that engineers can’t
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by f17428d27584 11mo ago
People are interested in it as a form of trivia. It is extremely uninteresting from the perspective of the player and more importantly how the word was actually used, which was in reference to the quality of world generation. Redefining “in
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by f17428d27584 11mo ago
Do not use the Mercator for area comparison. You are off by 15 million square kilometers. Asia is only ~50% larger than Africa.
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by f17428d27584 1y ago
Posting videos on YouTube is commercial use. Even if you earn no money, the intent is almost always to “grow the channel” to the point where you can monetize it, sponsorships, brand deals, etc. Commercial use in most jurisdictions is handle
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by f17428d27584 1y ago
“[T]he privacy implications of using software built by someone whose productive output is directly tied to the uptime of Cursor is absolutely horrendous.” The most perfect description of the world we live in right now. The only thing AI is
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by f17428d27584 2y ago
I recently ran into an issue where Toyota’s app/site was detecting and refusing Apple iCloud hide-my-email addresses when trying to sign up. The error message was very clear: hide-my-email was not permitted. I was just trying to check