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by glenneroo 2y ago
Very off-topic but I can't wait to read in the news about some kids school report about Shakespeare being written by some LLM which has training data that includes this quote ;)
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by glenneroo 2y ago
As posted elsewhere in this thread, Find My Scanner did some research[0] and the "Victim was in the midst of a divorce before being contacted by scammer." Also relevant, "Victim was groomed for months and months by scammer pa
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by glenneroo 2y ago
Possibly unpopular here but how about a Discord server with a channel for every city? When you join Discord, a bot could ask which cities you want to join (allowing people who travel to join multiple cities, but maybe limit it to some sane
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by glenneroo 2y ago
How do they still influence Austrian politics? Do you have any links or sources? I'm genuinely curious!
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by glenneroo 2y ago
Samsung used to do this for some of their cheaper monitors. I remember I bought a couple of them for one of my early dual-screen setups (15+ years ago) and every day I would slowly and gently run my finger along the entire length of the mon
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by glenneroo 2y ago
That's exactly why Interrail[1] has existed for many years. I haven't used it in 10+ years and the webpage is a bit confusing, but generally you would just buy one ticket for e.g. a week and then get on/off wherever/when
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by glenneroo 2y ago
If you prefer to read, there is also the long-form post of Shareholder Supremacy which is IMO excellent: https://www.wheresyoured.at/tss/
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by glenneroo 2y ago
At least they finally re-added the "feature" (after removing it after many years) to expand taskbar titles instead of forcing MacOS-like icons on the taskbar with zero information other than a barely-visible red dot when anything
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by glenneroo 2y ago
Winamp would like to have a word with you :) Granted I'm using the latest release from 2018, but I still sometimes load up v2.x released in 1998 just to show people that 25+ year old software still works just fine... even the AVS visua
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by glenneroo 2y ago
We used to do something similar here in Vienna at Türkenschanzpark, one of the biggest (and my favorite) parks in Vienna at night with 20-40 people. It was always so intense, especially not easily knowing who was on your team.
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by glenneroo 3y ago
I was proud of this back in the 90s: https://www.glenneroo.org/404.html Today though, definitely not proud, just too lazy to change it :)
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by glenneroo 3y ago
Except that Rewind uses chatGPT whereas this runs entirely locally. I would like to note though that Anonymous Analytics are enabled as well as auto-updates, both of which I disabled for privacy reasons. Encryption is also disabled by defau
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by glenneroo 3y ago
Several years ago I learned from the shop owner across the street that the guy who ran The Hippie Shop, a place I often visited, had a fatal accident while crossing the street in winter (icy conditions). It's still a downer, he was rat
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by glenneroo 3y ago
Roborock E4 (older model) runs without any app connection at all, not sure about other models but that definitely eliminates any privacy issues and is significantly easier than MITM :)
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by glenneroo 3y ago
I picked up a Roborock E4 a few years back, both because it was relatively cheap and a couple thorough reviews indicated it was one of the better devices out there. I initially spent a couple hours trying (and failing) to connect it to the
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by glenneroo 3y ago
There are a couple versions of this online that i've played on and off over the years which are hilarious, especially when playing with friends (I would usually use a cheap wacom tablet and let everyone take turns drawing and let the r
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by glenneroo 3y ago
For the record, I get that donate popup on Signal every couple weeks, and it's all the more annoying because I donated for several years until they recently removed SMS support.
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by glenneroo 3y ago
The official Apple store in Vienna adds 2% to the price if using a CC (at least last time I was there). Then again I don't know anybody who even has a CC here - AFAIK they just aren't that common and they aren't even accepted
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by glenneroo 3y ago
+1 makes red pop out very strongly for me. Without glasses only very slightly.
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by glenneroo 3y ago
Maybe DC++? https://dcplusplus.sourceforge.io/
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by glenneroo 3y ago
You should definitely at least get a Steam page up so that we can wishlist it. Today's HN posting would have gotten at least one wishlist (from me :) When a game gets enough wishlists on Steam, the game is promoted to various lists wh
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by glenneroo 3y ago
If you use Microsoft Edge browser and go to bing.com, you can use chatGPT4 for free. Bard is also AFAIK free, albeit not as high-quality (yet).
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by glenneroo 3y ago
Thanks for at least admitting you used GPT 3.5, which is very out of date and hence no longer useful when discussing AI capabilities. If you want to test current tech (which is moving fast), at least use GPT-4 (which also gets updated regul
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by glenneroo 3y ago
This is great! Thankfully enough Let's Play videos are out there to give me an idea how much I would hate this, at least alone. OTOH I could see this being a fun (and hopefully short) party game with friends in-between more "serio
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by glenneroo 3y ago
Ever heard of chunking? The old keyboards used to make a "chunk" sound when you'd type a key, hence going on a BBS and typing something = chunking. I'm curious where and when people used this word - googling these days b
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by glenneroo 4y ago
Did you read the article or letter? They list a lot of very valid reasons. I won't bother quoting because I would just be copy/pasting the article (which is very short). For a more detailed list of reasons, go read what AI alignme
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by glenneroo 4y ago
Someone posted this earlier from Schneier on Security but it didn't get much traction: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35162918 "AI Could Write Our Laws" I didn't read it fully (yet) but early on he
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by glenneroo 4y ago
It's "all" over the news now ;) https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/03/you-c... Here's results of running on Android: https://github.com/ggerganov/llam
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by glenneroo 4y ago
You can send larger files if you pay for Nitro - basic is $30/yr and allows 50MB, normal is $100/yr and allows 500MB (they recently upped it from 100MB). And to be fair to them, they offer a ton of features for free - 8MB seems re
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by glenneroo 4y ago
Perhaps this[0] plugin will help? It's only for Firefox but I'm sure there are equivalents for other browsers. You can set a plethora of options, including auto-selecting playback quality of videos, playlists, pop-up players, embe

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