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by f33d5173 6mo ago
> The mods of that subreddit appear to have come to the same conclusion. Well, if someone whose main credential is "doesn't have a job and hence can moderate reddit full time" thinks it's true, it must be so. > I t
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
Yeah I tried writing a script for that, but at a certain point using an off the shelf tool that does everything is easier.
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
Dynamic IP addresses.
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
Touch input needn't be the main input to a laptop with a keyboard and a trackpad...
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by f33d5173 7mo ago
This is not the right forum for this discussion. Flagging is exactly the correct response.
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by f33d5173 7mo ago
3% of millions of people is a massive number of people. Given how easy recent work on wine has made porting from windows, it's really hard to defend not having a linux version, from a business standpoint.
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by f33d5173 7mo ago
> iMessage works fine with ... RCS ...because europe forced it to be...
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by f33d5173 7mo ago
It's not a long article, and is quite amusing to read. People have such high expectation of free articles on the internet.
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by f33d5173 7mo ago
I think there just wasn't enough space on the left to fit philosophy in. Cfe: "it's impossible to be rational without agreeing with me on everything" and other hits.
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by f33d5173 7mo ago
I don't think it changes much about licensing in particular. People are going on about how since the AI was trained on this code, that makes it a derivative work. But it must be borne in mind that AI training doesn't usually lead
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by f33d5173 7mo ago
A touch screen by itself doesn't noticably increase the weight of the screen. It's only when you put everything else up there that it becomes heavier.
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by f33d5173 7mo ago
And in the eu you go to jail for criticing politicians. I guess it's really all the same, eh?
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by f33d5173 7mo ago
The google glasses deliberately looked distinct from normal glasses. The facebook glasses don't. That has a massive impact.
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by f33d5173 7mo ago
Go was trying to be a better c++. In c++ there are infinity different constructors and that was too complicated, so they made a language with only one constructor. Go isn't the way it is because nobody knew any better, it's becaus
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by f33d5173 7mo ago
I they wanted error handling they would have thought for a bit then picked a good enough solution. "We only want 'X but perfect'" is the same as "we don't want X".
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by f33d5173 8mo ago
They don't need to be services. You can - and many projects do - structure your code as a set of loosely coupled modules. Each module has a responsibility or set of responsibilities. They communicate with each other via well defined in
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by f33d5173 8mo ago
I don't know what the topography of houston is like, but here in toronto, a few hundred meters would move you from the bottom of a deep river valley to the top of it. I would imagine they made sure they could get insurance before build
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by f33d5173 8mo ago
Jackson is a woman just fyi.
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by f33d5173 8mo ago
They demonstrated that swift's c++ interop isn't good enough, but does it follow that rust's is better? Genuinely asking, as I don't have experience with that. I would imagine that if they rejected it for that reason ori
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by f33d5173 8mo ago
Social security is not a savings account and is currently underfunded.
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by f33d5173 8mo ago
So instead of scraping IA once, the AI companies will use residential proxies and each scrape the site themselves, costing the news sites even more money. The only real loser is the common man who doesn't have the resources to scrape t
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by f33d5173 8mo ago
Iirc it's not quite true. 75% of the book is more likely to appear than you would expect by chance if prompted with the prior tokens. This suggests that it has the book encoded in its weights, but you can't actually recover it by
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by f33d5173 8mo ago
Not sure how they're being counted, but that adds up to 46 with the pair spells counted separately. But then nox is counted twice, so maybe 45.
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by f33d5173 8mo ago
A mile is exactly 1000 paces, or 4000 feet. You may disagree, but consider: the word mile come from latin for "one thousand". Therefore a mile must be 1000 of something, namely paces. I hope you find this argument convincing.
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by f33d5173 8mo ago
> Did you notice how they have banned and demonized tobacco, but the lung cancer rate keeps increasing? No, I noticed the opposite. They demonized tobacco, and lung cancer rates went dowm precipitously.
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by f33d5173 9mo ago
There has to be a clause for "willful disregard for the truth", no? Having your lying machine come up with plausible lies for you and publishing them without verification is no better than coming up with the lies yourself. What re
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by f33d5173 9mo ago
The businesses they acquire are ones whose revenue has not appreciably grown in many years. They are being sold because the prior owner does not believe they can improve the business any more. Any profit bending spoons earns they can run of
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by f33d5173 9mo ago
Just don't look up what the word "hentai" means ;)
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by f33d5173 9mo ago
.18 is 3% of 6. This might mean something, but I don't know what.
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by f33d5173 9mo ago
People pay to go to basketball games, so yes, obviously. I don't think his point is that you shouldn't have a production crew. It's moreso two points: - you shouldn't change perspectives very often, because that's

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