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flufluflufluffy
4mo ago
It is necessarily interpreted. Specific functions or code blocks can be JIT compiled to native code, but not an entire script.
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flufluflufluffy
4mo ago
None of those examples are showing something you find wrong with the syntax
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flufluflufluffy
4mo ago
amazing
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flufluflufluffy
4mo ago
> form submissions and redirects took a while to explain to my colleagues, on account of everyone being used to heavily client-side web applications. Ah yes, when you have to explain to your esteemed web developer colleagues how the web
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flufluflufluffy
4mo ago
We should compile Firefox to wasm, and run Firefox inside Firefox so we can Rust while we Rust
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flufluflufluffy
4mo ago
> That means you don't get to see any pure grays -- the closest ones will have bit of blue or yellow tint, depending on the direction of the difference. OMG I remember as a kid staring at static-y CRT displays, and seeing these fain
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flufluflufluffy
4mo ago
> There are also other features like Super Heart animated reactions for Stories, custom app icons, customizable fonts for profile bios, and access to additional pins for your profile. Ahh, remember the days of livejournal/myspace, w
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flufluflufluffy
5mo ago
> We remain committed to the private and public sector consensus that AI should not be used for domestic mass surveillance or autonomous weaponry without appropriate human oversight. And starts the lying to our faces. The public and priv
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flufluflufluffy
6mo ago
Strains are very real and the general concept exists in not only many other farmed plants as well, but domesticated animals, like dogs. All members of the same species, specifically bred for a certain phenotype through manual selection. Now
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flufluflufluffy
6mo ago
> We’re not here to talk about picture. Bro you just spewed 2 long paragraphs about picture at me. Don’t talk to me like that.
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6mo ago
If you take their claim that they don’t use vulnerabilities in their products as true, then I don’t see a contradiction. If it isn’t true, then obviously there is a contradiction. But your considering of all methods that enable fingerprinti
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6mo ago
As others have said, a complete dataset for that is basically impossible. You would have to monitor every cell type in an individual from the moment of conception until death. Maybe in a couple hundred years we’ll have nanotech robots that
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flufluflufluffy
6mo ago
This seems so obvious to me. Why would you ever put information regarding a legal case you’re party to into an AI chat
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flufluflufluffy
6mo ago
And slowly siphon your personal essence away from yourself and into the model.
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flufluflufluffy
6mo ago
Why do you need to ask any AI questions regarding your health every day ?
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flufluflufluffy
6mo ago
wouldn’t it be “usage based pricing” not “pricing based usage”
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flufluflufluffy
7mo ago
I have no idea but when reading the article my mind immediately went to businesses having dashers take photos of competing businesses as some type of weird crowdsourced corporate espionage.
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flufluflufluffy
7mo ago
Yeah he literally answered his own question and then used a random excuse for not going with the option.
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flufluflufluffy
7mo ago
And here I am thinking if I needed to do that myself I’d just run it on my local machine and upload the final video to wherever it needs to go.
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flufluflufluffy
7mo ago
I assume it uses an error tolerant parser, same as most language servers. Ex: https://github.com/microsoft/tolerant-php-parser/blob/main/d...
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flufluflufluffy
7mo ago
Not when your actions don’t align with your professed virtues.
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flufluflufluffy
8mo ago
It is public information. The private company whose database is being deleted processed the public information into an easier to search and consume dataset
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flufluflufluffy
8mo ago
The data is publicly available. The data being deleted is the private company’s own copy of it.
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flufluflufluffy
8mo ago
Should we always send the source of truth to a private company to have it repackaged and presented in a more inoffensive manner?
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8mo ago
Who knows? Maybe they are. I’m not from Chad myself (and sounds like you aren’t either), so we’re really not in a position to speculate on that. I do know that it’s quite common for one culture to have values or think in ways that are unint
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8mo ago
I guess you could say the Kolakoski sequence is special in being the “simplest” version of such a sequence (ignoring the finite trivial case {1} xD)
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8mo ago
> We install them without a second thought. They're in the official marketplace. They have thousands of reviews. They work. So we grant them access to our workspaces, our files, our keystrokes - and assume they're only using th
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8mo ago
Your child being vaccinated against measles is 1. yes, protecting them, but 2. also protecting all the other children at school they interact with, and vice-versa. It isn’t just an individual choice. You should definitely fault people for g
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8mo ago
The vast majority of the times I use ^/$, I actually want the behavior of matching start/end of lines. If I had some multi-line text, and only wanted to update or do something with the actual beginning or end of the entire text,
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8mo ago
For real! I just unlocked my memory of the Star Wars asciimation. Totally forgot it existed until now.
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