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by fwip 3mo ago
You don't "maintain flow." You eat lunch. I swear, tech culture has gotten people wanting to work for the machines, rather than the other way round.
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by fwip 3mo ago
There's plenty of non-political reasons to avoid believing anything that a con-man says.
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by fwip 3mo ago
Claude is the only contributor? 100% vibed.
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by fwip 3mo ago
You only need to rely on density in your area if you have no other network - it will happily use mobile data or Wifi connections if you have them.
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by fwip 3mo ago
AST hashing & effects are both used in Unison, if you want to check that out. I don't know that they have any proof-land stuff, though.
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by fwip 3mo ago
Look, I vote blue too, but you can't ignore that the Democrats have also pushed the slider further and further toward executive power every chance they get. Well, I guess I can't tell you what to do, so I suppose you can.
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by fwip 3mo ago
It certainly is. HIPAA binds healthcare providers and those entities who get data from them. Samsung is not bound by either of these, unless it is sourcing the health information from, like, your doctor, and not from your watch.
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by fwip 3mo ago
As a guy who writes a famous Zig project, he probably gets a lot of young, eager Rust advocates trying to sell him on it. If it's his primary experience with the community, no wonder he's fed up.
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by fwip 3mo ago
Depends on who's in it.
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by fwip 3mo ago
100% this came out of an LLM-debugging session, reformatted by LLM into an article.
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by fwip 3mo ago
I was growing suspicious when I was four paragraphs in with about one sentence of content, but that phrase sealed it for me. The empty phrases are one thing, but LLM articles like this seem almost perversely designed to take longer to read
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by fwip 3mo ago
Right, and there's no way you're getting that message out of a company that sells LLM security solutions.
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by fwip 3mo ago
I might be worried if it wasn't pandoc. It's always been bulletproof for me.
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by fwip 3mo ago
Sure, a human could be deliberately trying to sound like AI writing, or perhaps they've spent so much time reading it that they think it's normal.
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by fwip 4mo ago
Darnel? Am I missing a reference?
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by fwip 4mo ago
It's never taken "a team of writers, editors and typesetters" to write a README.
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by fwip 4mo ago
Sure, Chinese has 1.2 billion speakers, and English 1.5. Seems to me that an incompletely translated site is more serious than no translation.
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by fwip 4mo ago
That doesn't seem unreasonable to me. Do Anthropic et al have a "Chinese" button on their website and translations for all of their articles?
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by fwip 4mo ago
Wireshark would catch that easy-peasy.
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by fwip 4mo ago
I'm trying not to be flippant (let me know if I failed), but most tools with an online connection send back a lot of information about you, with just about the same amount of disclosure (somewhere in the EULA it says they may). Especia
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by fwip 4mo ago
Feel free to cite any intervention that is proven to be longitudinally successful over a long time frame.
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by fwip 4mo ago
Additionally - GLP1 drugs work by changing those eating patterns.
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by fwip 4mo ago
Really, any game that you're exploiting the rules, you should expect your opponents to get mad, and possibly your teammates and fans as well.
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by fwip 4mo ago
I hate the "pick defaults out of a hat" approach that LLMs seem to take. I suspect this behavior may be a result of reenforcement learning on coding challenges - making the code worse by throwing in these assumptions (which in tur
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by fwip 4mo ago
"Wouldn't" is a pretty strong word.
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by fwip 4mo ago
The PS5 has an internet browser, you can do all that.
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by fwip 4mo ago
Not sure you've met many leftists, if you think we like Bill Gates.
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by fwip 4mo ago
They can be effective at acquiring power and bad at wielding it. But it seems to me like they're enriching themselves just fine.
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by fwip 4mo ago
Your initial claim was the average american uses it daily.
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by fwip 4mo ago
Looks like you're wrong about 2026 as well: https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/2026/06/17/americans-an... It's still a minority of adults who use chatbots, let alone are daily users. It took

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