gloosx

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by gloosx 2y ago
Can someone explain these Aider benchmarks to me? They pass same 113 tests through llm every time. Why they then extrapolate ability of llm to pass these 113 basic python challenges to the general ability to produce/edit code? For me i
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by gloosx 2y ago
I wish there were phone with 3.5mm jack... ...which can also lie down of the table flatly. I would vote with all my money for it, maybe I would even buy few in advance for future. Unfortunately these are sick man dreams these days.
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by gloosx 2y ago
Those character sequences are unlucky to also be the names of cruel war terrorists, so these are no-no and they go to the bad word blacklist assembled by proud little censor. There may be other Hitlers, and they can even be good people, it
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by gloosx 2y ago
Not as bad as seeing low-effort AI generated articles here and there disguised as a useful blog post that is just an ad for yet another AI tool
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by gloosx 2y ago
This is a beautiful explanation, it's tempting to add up another take here: these companies exploring AI safety are really just selling their anthropomorphised machines and making good money. The intelligence they sell is so intellectu
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by gloosx 2y ago
For me it is only useful as a rubber duck, I could not find real use for it except toying with it and conversating with myself. This question was asked to LLM just while exploring it's funny limits, and they don't sound funny anym
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by gloosx 2y ago
It's even funnier since it's random, but the fact there is just a human-curated character-sequence filter which includes hitler but doesn't include pol pot is a worrying thing really. It can randomly just go crazy-mode with s
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by gloosx 2y ago
just conversated with this super intelligence: >what's 60000 + 65 >I'd prefer not to discuss or encourage interpretations of numbers as crude or objectifying terms. Instead, I suggest we move our conversation in a more const
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by gloosx 2y ago
Claude is the most terrifyingly censored artificial word-spitting machine around. The "ai safety" word-filters they are curating are straight from the black mirror episode, where they blurred stuff right inside the eyeball.
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by gloosx 2y ago
Super agree here, I went through countless software solutions but just few months ago I decided to buy a small paper notebook and a pen. It feels really damn different. Almost something magical clicks when you engrave those cellulose sheets
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by gloosx 2y ago
MTProto is not pretty much transport layer encryption, Telegram servers receive messages encrypted with an auth_key which is created during registration directly on the device and never exchanged via network. When you sign in on a new devic
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by gloosx 2y ago
Terrible game, but it's good at one thing: showing that navigating Vim without Easymotion is racing on foot instead of a race car.
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by gloosx 2y ago
Channels were meant to be public. No-one ever claimed encryption for channels since it is nonsense. You claim that only secret chats are encrypted in telegram, which is straight not true. You can pull up a link to public channel and everyon
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by gloosx 2y ago
That's a popular lie, Telegram uses the MTProto 2.0 Cloud algorithm for non-secret chats, which is audited and verified by multiple independent parties. For example WhatsApp claims it uses EE2E encrypted chats, how ever these claims ar
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by gloosx 2y ago
Even greater democracies prefer 'thermorectal cryptoanalysys'
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by gloosx 2y ago
It was really funny to me last time I used Windows 11 – I was trying to find the devices system utility which is there from XP version, allowing you to see the connected peripherals, check their drivers, enable/disable them etc. I spen
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by gloosx 2y ago
I was not telling about the credit card data obviously, they have much more data they can actually sell. In my opinion, storing someone's credit card data online after purchase, without a clear option to delete it should be illegal.
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by gloosx 2y ago
Ad-post for yet another AI tool. Refactoring is about moving existing code around, not introducing new code. Replacing localStorage methods with cacheManager is a fix/feature. Updating one part of the codebase to work completely differ
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by gloosx 2y ago
Anthropic is an evil company. I wanted to try their subscription for a month, now they are storing my credit card info forever without an option to remove it, yet a single click of a button will instantly resubscribe me. I don't unders
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by gloosx 2y ago
I just hate modern phones, all of them. I want an adequate one-hand screen size (~6"), a headphone jack, and an even camera bump (just so it lies flat on the table). I love the pixel 8a, the size, curvature and camera bump seems ideal.
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by gloosx 2y ago
Fun fact, you don't even need to write anything on the ballot if you are in the UK, since every one of these has a unique number already, and every voter has a number which is printed down on the counterfoil of the ballot paper automat
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by gloosx 2y ago
thank you sire, I banished the authwall iframe, removed the gradient and made it scrollable only to realize the article was cut for public in the first place. I wonder how archive.ph got the full version automatically...
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by gloosx 2y ago
Why would you ever want to make it impossible to verify that your vote really went for a particular party, you should just trust it blindly or what? It should be completely opposite of that in my opinion. It is impossible to prevent people
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by gloosx 2y ago
Why so? It would calculate the hash, and to reverse it back to the original DNA is an irrationally expensive computation. On top of that, voter simply putting a random seed phrase for doing another 650000 pbkdf2 iterations would take this t
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by gloosx 2y ago
lemme explain quickly: you have to prove a lot of different things on paper, not just who you are; in reality this is just a money-milking side-hustle business for Microsoft. The process I had to go through had many different steps but in t
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by gloosx 2y ago
Personally I think the biggest flaw in any online voting system is that a network-connected computing device cannot be trusted by any party. Email inbox can not be trusted or verified. Such a simplistic online voting would never stand a cha
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by gloosx 2y ago
You have to go through a humilating process to get it as well as pay few hundred $$$ to one of MS street vendors.
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by gloosx 2y ago
He-he, entire organisation depending on IE6. I have good news and bad news...
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by gloosx 2y ago
It is not the hardware designed for windows but the driver code, which is most probably written in basic C, which most probably can be cross-compiled for usage outside Windows – so instead of millions of dollars in new hardware it is really
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by gloosx 2y ago
I think these are just technical excuses, but the real answer lies somewhere in the fields of politics and economics. If people in charge are to make a decision – then us tech nerds are going to migrate and refactor 1000 applications and up

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