gitaarik

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   by gitaarik 1y ago

   Yes ok, it can generate new stuff, but it's dependent on human curated reward models to score the output to make it usable. So it still depends on human thinking, it's own "thinking" is not sufficient. And there won&#x27
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   by gitaarik 1y ago

   I think it's not just token support, it's also having a understanding of certain concepts that allows you to arrive at new points like C, D, E, etc. But LLM's don't have an understanding of things, they are statistical m
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   by gitaarik 1y ago

   But that is for different reasons. There are definitely human created codebases that are clean, that no AI could match.
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   by gitaarik 1y ago

   Did you try Evolution?
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   by gitaarik 1y ago

   Stevie?
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   by gitaarik 1y ago

   A long time ago tmux was a little bit slower. But if you say that it's super slow for you now, then probably it's something to do with your config / setup.
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   by gitaarik 1y ago

   Server? I never encouter that while using tmux. You can just use one session if you like, and if you do, it's the default, so you don't have to do anything special. Tabs and Windows work similar as in screen as far as I can see.
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   by gitaarik 1y ago

   Keyboard shortcuts for searching and copying text from the scrollback buffer. Saving your sessions and tabs and restoring them after a reboot. A consistent experience regardless of which terminal emulator you use.
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   by gitaarik 1y ago

   I had the same when I was trying out tmux first time. But eventually I configured tmux to very closely match screen's shortcuts. Just a few things are different, but I got back some extra features and plugins from tmux with it. If you&
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    by gitaarik 1y ago

    Yeah, I also use that all the time. I use the terminal because I want to use my keyboard, not the mouse. And copy / pasting is something I do very very often. So I don't understand why people make a terminal multiplexer and don&#x
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    by gitaarik 1y ago

    Didn't Trump suggest someone from NYC?
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    by gitaarik 1y ago

    Well, most of the money isn't going into development anyway. It's mostly just deals that make a few people rich. This change will force browsers to rethink their profit strategy, forcing them to become more independent. I think th
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    by gitaarik 1y ago

    That was only one observation, most of the observations do indicate there is an axis
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axis_of_evil_(cosmology)
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Yeah, we are. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axis_of_evil_(cosmology)
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    I always like to think that finity can only exist in a context of infinity. So even if the "universe" is finite, it exists in a context of infinity. Because they're opposites, they depend on each other's existence. Like
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Well, the universe has an axis, found in the CMB: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axis_of_evil_(cosmology)
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axis_of_evil_(cosmology)
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Well, that depends whether the universe is infinite. In any case, everything was closer together and hotter.
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    https://f-droid.org/packages/com.github.axet.callrecorder
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    What's wrong with a blowjob?
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    > You are protected against the pathogen, because you're generating the same targeted antibodies as other vaccine platforms stimulate. So why do they say for the COVID vaccines that you are still able to get it? And people also do?
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Well, have you never ever heard about studies being funded for getting a certain results. So then you can't even trust the studies. Or do you believe this is not happening at all?
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Ok, so then it's a pandemic but not a problem. So that's good too right?
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Or vaccination makes us weaker. Because our own immune system gets trained in an unnatural way. How is it that various native tribes weren't affected by the virus? Difference in immune system obviously. So better immune systems definat
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    I'm not necessarily a fan of RFK, I don't really know much about him to be honest. I'm just giving my view on why people might have voted for him. But thanks for your support for me sharing my views. That seems to have become
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    But it is clear that most of the victims of the pandemic where people with a lowered immune system. If our immune systems are generally stronger, it could be that pandemics disappear, because the pathogen can't spread fast enough. Then
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    > They also agree that it is good for people to spend time in nature and that some exposure to pathogens helps in building immunity (this is actually the idea behind vaccines). Yes, but the new mRNA vaccines work in a very different way.
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Well, maybe, it could be, perhaps, that the vaccines were not that effective as they were marketed, has there been mangled / cherrypicked with data and information been censored to move the public into a certain direction, maybe motiva
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    So what instead?