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by fao_ 2y ago
I get my water from dŵr cymru (a non-profit company), and they publish PDFs of their water testing -- as of recently every single test for bacteria, chemicals, and toxic elements come out at exactly 0. Out of over 100 readings, the average
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by fao_ 2y ago
Ahh, another case of "people on hacker news should read the article", I see! :) (i am guilty of this too lol)
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by fao_ 2y ago
Interesting! Patchworks somewhat mirrors how I setup my Doom Emacs, with 4 - 6 panes of code, across multiple workspaces (which can be flipped between via SPC TAB (number)
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by fao_ 2y ago
A 2" bone won't either, if you chew your food properly like an adult?
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by fao_ 2y ago
That's an incredibly weird response to a comment primarily concerned with the user experience of vendoring software on Linux. Not only does it not engage with my comment but it also virtue signals quite a bit, don't you think? It
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by fao_ 2y ago
It seems to me the more killer product here is the "Writing two files to build a webapp", and you could comfortably rip out ChatGPT and market to a wider audience?
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by fao_ 2y ago
"reading a script" is actually a worse user experience on Linux than just using repositories or flatpak, though. It's pretty rude of software developers to put the onus on users to verify that they're not doing something
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by fao_ 2y ago
> it's not hallucinating tokens at this point. I'm unsure of why you'd trust the code that it's hallucinated to run properly, though. Of course "running a script" is post-hallucination, but script generation
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by fao_ 2y ago
> My reading is he is saying content that is not under an explicit license for usage, that is made available publicly and freely, is fair game for training. In the absence of an explicit copyright, the default copyright is "all righ
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by fao_ 2y ago
> i.e I think it's easier to repair or replace a simple system than it is to try work out how to do novel things on a complicated but safe system. I mean, that's the point. If the configuration of the machine is declarative it
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by fao_ 2y ago
How do you verify that the information wasn't mishandled in the process?
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by fao_ 2y ago
They don't even need to output to JSON - https://phiresky.github.io/blog/2021/hosting-sqlite-database... The entire thing could be a static site using the above method -- even if it's many hundreds of me
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by fao_ 2y ago
You just cited the report that the poster above you referenced as cherry-picked, which is rather amusing! Regardless, and it's anecdata -- but everyone I know who is working in the fields of medicine on the subjects the cass review cov
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by fao_ 2y ago
> Something to consider: when you remove the female body from the definition of woman, what else remains besides sexist feminine stereotypes? Any definition of woman that includes all cis women must include all trans women, or will other
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by fao_ 2y ago
Women were initially against segregated bathrooms though
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by fao_ 2y ago
> For consumers, voice agents can provide access to human-grade services without the need to pay or “match with” an actual human. Currently, this includes therapists, coaches, and companions — in the future, this is likely to encompass a
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by fao_ 2y ago
I mean, the first "slashfic" (smut fiction starring two popular characters) was Kirk/Spock slashfic written in the 1960s by a woman. The majority of writers on AO3 are women or enbies.
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by fao_ 2y ago
Indeed, the people I know who read them are often heavily invested in the art quality and the creator themselves.
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by fao_ 2y ago
This is one of the kindest "I'm forking xyz" posts I've ever read. The whole thing is some level of heartwarming, and unlike a lot of the other posts in the same range actually makes me consider contributing to either La
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by fao_ 2y ago
> without needing any library other than the cross platform Foundation implementation which is seemingly what the user above was talking about! I think
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by fao_ 2y ago
What are it's remaining virtues? (Purely curious)
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by fao_ 2y ago
It's less that it's not real, but rather that the common interpretation of it is utterly false.
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by fao_ 2y ago
As someone living in the UK, that's not comparable whatsoever.
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by fao_ 2y ago
And has no concept of fair use :P
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by fao_ 2y ago
> my assumption is that tech companies with a lot of talent develop their own messaging apps for the execs and friends. err- i dont mean to be rude but, what gave you that assumption?
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by fao_ 2y ago
yeah i accidentally added objective c code and now im kissing my ass bracing for the lawsuit!!!!!!!111
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by fao_ 3y ago
> I’m not sure if all the original source code is publicly available, it ideally should be, hopefully nothing has been lost. This all already exists! :D TUHS has an FTP with various dumps of the source code https://www.tuhs.or
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by fao_ 3y ago
I'm incredibly disappointed that there's no reference to Joe F Ossana in this, given that he's the entire reason AT&T bankrolled UNIX in the first place.
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by fao_ 3y ago
> which GPT says is correct AI really has broken people's brains, huh :/
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by fao_ 3y ago
> Distributism views laissez-faire capitalism and state socialism as equally flawed and exploitative This is also termed "anarcho-communism" within the academic literature and grassroots movements, just FYI (A common misconcept

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