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by frontalier 2y ago
yes, alice has autonomy over who participates on conversations she started. bob is still free to have the same conversation, just not on alice's conversations or as replies to her. i dont't think we're going to agree on why p
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by frontalier 2y ago
the "collective" has been able to block out toxic shit for a while https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kill_file https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spamhaus_Project https://en.wikipe
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by frontalier 2y ago
this is false if alice blocks bob: it hides all posts bob made in response to alice posts; blocks bob from replying to future posts of alice; but more importantly it erases bob from alice's feed wich is often the only healthy thing to
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by frontalier 2y ago
how does it handle timezones? i saw no mention of them on the help article, or the ui if i ask for a daily early morning news summary will it show up in the middle of the night or around lunch time? will it get updated when i travel? seems
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by frontalier 2y ago
> a todo app that you can write and modify by editing a natural language prompt no. "a todo app that you can interact with by writing natural language input?" okay. > nuance really?!
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by frontalier 2y ago
it has auto-save?!
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by frontalier 2y ago
i don't know enough to properly answer this take a look at: https://doc.pypy.org/en/latest/cpython_differences.html#c-ap...
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by frontalier 2y ago
it's my new default on all machines (personal and professional), but then some projects are still on 3.12 because some dependencies take time to catch up and stability takes priority over speed – have not yet noticed any issues with it
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by frontalier 2y ago
> not that it is a good point thank you
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by frontalier 2y ago
did you try the new 3.13t with disabled GIL?
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by frontalier 2y ago
downvotes were probably because your previous comment didn't add anything to the discussion while this does
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by frontalier 2y ago
no need to bring numba into this when functools is right there time python fibo.py 999 999 2686381002448535938614672720214292396761660931898695234012317599761798170024788168933836965448335656419182785616144335631297667364221035032
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by frontalier 2y ago
it has a GIL; it supports all pure python packages; it has decent support for packages with compiled code, particularly the more popular ones pypy is used in some interesting places; at some point development was sponsored by a sports betti
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by frontalier 2y ago
you're saying something about yourself and your context but very little about python or loops what would you prefer using? how do you compare python loops and those of that other language?
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by frontalier 2y ago
what are you implying? how do you intend to "motivate" a sovereign country?
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by frontalier 2y ago
(you are here)
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by frontalier 2y ago
the wiki page for the 2010s global surveillance disclosures cites multiple wired articles here's some more articles to refresh your memory: https://duck.com/?q=site%3Awired.com+surveilance&df=2021-01-...
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by frontalier 2y ago
gnupg is a foot gun and it does not encrypt the metadata with signal one gets e2ee and it's hard to fuck up
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by frontalier 2y ago
yes
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by frontalier 2y ago
crazier idea: stop profiting off of education
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by frontalier 2y ago
the goal posts moved?!
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by frontalier 2y ago
don't you mean murdered?
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by frontalier 2y ago
everything is down - https://azure.status.microsoft/en-gb/status/
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by frontalier 2y ago
why port doom on a dishwasher? why create brainfuck? why encode the matrix movie into an ascii stream?
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by frontalier 2y ago
that one got flagged
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by frontalier 2y ago
what would this hypothetical unbiased-llm be used for?
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by frontalier 2y ago
[citation needed]
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by frontalier 2y ago
you might find the answer to this when looking out the window of the train as you head to the yearly jazz festival by the lake
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by frontalier 2y ago
check out where they're headquartered
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by frontalier 2y ago
fewer than $6B

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