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by geon 3mo ago
Because it is vibecoded garbage.
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by geon 4mo ago
Like a horoscope. I suppose we humans are so good at reading between the lines, that we will see meaning where there is none.
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by geon 4mo ago
Absolutely no one needs a steam machine.
34.
by geon 4mo ago
That is already allowed.
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by geon 4mo ago
What does the quote mean? As you point out, I would prefer to parse a text string as early as possible, so that I could pass around structured data instead of having to parse the same string over and over. That seems so obvious that I can&#
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by geon 4mo ago
You should add inky and pinky so you can corner pacman. Their movement is dependent on blinky, so you would be in control of all 3. https://pacman.fandom.com/wiki/Maze_Ghost_AI_Behaviors
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by geon 4mo ago
I get kind of nostalgic when I see Verdana on 1024x768 in winxp/2k.
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by geon 4mo ago
When I was in college, I drove my carless chemistry geek friend to an agriculture store. Apparently they had a reasonably chemically pure fertilizer.
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by geon 4mo ago
When I was 12, I made a "smoke bomb" by placing a fire cracker in the bottom of a tube and topping it up with powdered clay. It shoot out a 4 m tall plume of dust, which was cool and all, but I thought it would look a lot more imp
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by geon 4mo ago
"Could not connect to translation service" was apparently good enough for someone, so the bar must be extremely low. https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/3e786n/chinese_hair_... On the other
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by geon 4mo ago
> I did compare a few individual chapters between the Ellsworth translation and the Fable translation. I'm pretty sure the Ellsworth translation is in the corpus. You basically instructed claude to regurgitate it. The llms all hav
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by geon 4mo ago
> I don't know if you can "fix" hallucinations without changing the fundamental architecture. Exactly. "hallucinations" are not some special case. They are the LLM working as designed.
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by geon 4mo ago
Is Vue still magic, or can you actually write normal typescript?
44.
by geon 4mo ago
What a garbage website. It feels like it was made for ferrari, not the visitor.
45.
by geon 5mo ago
I think there are industrial pcs with a 486-compatible soc. A ton of industrial equipment are still using win 3.1.
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by geon 5mo ago
I’d expect the sentiment analysis to be better, yes. If the bots take everything they read at face value, how useful are they really?
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by geon 5mo ago
Him being a nazi, or at least enough of a sympathizer to make a salute is not related to him being an idiot. He is both, but it’s irrelevant in this context.
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by geon 5mo ago
And half the time, the sources turn out to be sarcastic jokes on reddit.
49.
by geon 5mo ago
More likely it would force software advancements. Current models are horribly inefficient.
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by geon 5mo ago
I’ve seen this done with C as well. https://www.eriksvedang.com/carp https://github.com/tomhrr/dale
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by geon 5mo ago
> A blockchain is a distributed ledger with growing lists of records (blocks) that are securely linked together via cryptographic hashes.[1][2][3][4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockchain That’s exactly what git
52.
by geon 5mo ago
Wouldn’t thermal noise in a resistor make more practical sense?
53.
by geon 5mo ago
Git?
54.
by geon 5mo ago
How is this not obvious to everyone? It's like people forgot how to engineer.
55.
by geon 5mo ago
Doesn’t this mean the expert solved the problem while trying to devine the tea leaves provided by chatgpt?
56.
by geon 5mo ago
Who has been saved? The US has been doing much more harm than good.
57.
by geon 6mo ago
Breaking changes don't require a rewrite.
58.
by geon 6mo ago
Would it be practical to use high resolution spherical harmonics as a replacement for cube maps?
59.
by geon 6mo ago
Every hardware key will be broken if there is enough incentive to do so. Their claims read like pure hubris.
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by geon 6mo ago
Isn't that windows only?

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