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by gloosx 7mo ago
I wanted to ask exactly same question: fellow UK citizens, do your iphones become bricks if you fail to verify your age or what?
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by gloosx 7mo ago
this one from CAD CAM lessons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jULWgMV9_TM
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by gloosx 7mo ago
Can't agree, I'm a complete newbie in CAD, and after I opened FreeCAD I didn't know what to do at all. Watched one youtube video covering all the basics and I can design whatever I want with confidence. Besides being free – i
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by gloosx 7mo ago
How can you ever say that about humans? Human brain is not trained once on all the data and then you start using it, human brain is constantly training and rewiring in the real time while being used, there is quite a dramatic difference fro
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by gloosx 7mo ago
They had copilot in the SNIPPING TOOL? I really thought it is a meme
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by gloosx 7mo ago
It's not the gun that kills. It's not the computer that spies.
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by gloosx 7mo ago
Actually it's like McDonalds removing pickles from the big mac after it was already served to your table
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by gloosx 7mo ago
>I have a great psychiatrist who has me on antidepressants, anti-anxiety meds, and mood stabilizers >Everything feels hollow ... feels like being imprisoned Just a humble observation: you may not have a psychiatrist that great. You ta
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by gloosx 7mo ago
Man, licensing is funny in the modern day. I sometimes wonder, what would world look like if there was no copyright
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by gloosx 7mo ago
Notepad urgently needs some social features too, did they think about adding stories and a messenger???
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by gloosx 8mo ago
Fully agree, Inversion of Control is not something which alone defines something as a framework. When defining it along the architectural axis React is architecturally unopinionated thus is has library-level scope, but framework-like contro
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by gloosx 8mo ago
Acquisitionbombed by Microsoft! Instead of usability and performance it has AI now!
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by gloosx 8mo ago
In the end, formal, rule-based systems aka Programming Languages will be invented to instruct LLMs.
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by gloosx 8mo ago
This is a brilliant idea, really, but unfotunately it is not a fit for the society we have constructed so far. There are little to no governments around which would willingly hit the brakes on Consumerism — it is having a hypnotic effect on
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by gloosx 8mo ago
First thought as well. How is this legal?
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by gloosx 8mo ago
Ads do not influence the answers ChatGPT gives you (yet), and we keep your conversations with ChatGPT private from advertisers (for now). Our goal is for ads to (make money). We’re starting with a test to learn, listen, and make sure we get
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by gloosx 8mo ago
can't wait to beat it with a face-swap or some random driving license found on the internet
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by gloosx 8mo ago
I like how it accumulated 3 such replacements before finally getting fixed as a reaction to this comment with PR 14543[0], but after review, two "fix unit tests" commits were added, one of which replaces claude with copilot and th
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by gloosx 8mo ago
A novice prefers declarative control, an expert prefers procedural control Beginner programmers want: "make this feature" Experienced devs want: control over memory, data flow, timing, failure modes That is why abstractions feel m
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by gloosx 8mo ago
Natural language is not the highest level – it is just the highest level that still needs words.
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by gloosx 8mo ago
earth-moving machines don't really move earth because they are told so, machine requires fine-grained deterministic input in a certain language of motion to do what it does. imagine if machine operator was saying "move this earth
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by gloosx 8mo ago
It's not like we are 100% sure, it's possible a real human would be writing like this. This particular style of writing wasn't as prevalent before, it was something more niche and distinct. Now all the articles aren't ju
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by gloosx 8mo ago
Wow that was my first impression as well. Is this the new norm for articles to be all same? All these bullet points; This was not X. This was Y Verdict was not X. It was Y. Markdown isn't X. Markdown is Y. Malware doesn't X. It
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by gloosx 8mo ago
But there is a non-zero chance it will not stand straight 100% of the time? Pets, earthquakes, human shoulders, you name it, something can throw this thing off balance. Plus, there are people higher than 6'3", people on the ladder
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by gloosx 8mo ago
Millions in marketing efforts? Anyways, it may be a key part in generating code, but that was always a lesser part of software engineering. If it's generating code it doesn't mean it is doing any engineering for you or becoming a
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by gloosx 8mo ago
I would be quite scared to have such a monster lamp near me indoors. I mean, 60k lumens can cause temporary blindness, disorientation, and potentially retinal damage. It's near the welding arc territory at this point.
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by gloosx 8mo ago
>Not once has it ever changed on me. I don't know how did you achieve it, but I was doing it countless times. Open with -> other -> enable all applications -> always open with. For a short while it works, but somehow, somet
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by gloosx 8mo ago
...or you have to be deeply entrenched in another kind of bubble to believe the opposite xD
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by gloosx 8mo ago
>This requires calling native APIs (e.g., Win32), which is not feasible from Electron. Who told you that? You can write entire C libraries and call them from Electron just fine. Browser is a native application after all. All this "n
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by gloosx 8mo ago
So, it's generative pre-trained transformers again?

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