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Begin with defining and understanding your genuine desire, or what you'd like to desire. If the desire is the tinkering of old, find yourself something with bad documentation and figure it out, or dive in to something outside your typi
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3mo ago
VT says no bueno: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/4812564b97c63e1607e9182d0...
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The article isn't really suggesting anything new, just something that perhaps have forgotten/neglected/never learned. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs listed physical and social health, among other things, as prequisites for
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3mo ago
This is extremely limitted, isn't it? A machine learning script playing a deterministic (same inputs, same results) map in Trackmania can take thousands of rounds to make any improvement as it takes guesses to find what works. A game l
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3mo ago
How does "zuzai uses zero AI" fix the organic vs pesticide free metric? The only difference between it and "AI-Free," "no-AI," "non-AI," and "not by AI" is that you're using more words
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3mo ago
Nevermind, found it, reported the discrepency, thanks for the work!
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3mo ago
Is there no way to report incorrectly labelled cameras? Found two that are nowhere near where they claim to be. Otherwise, super neat!
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3mo ago
There could be a difference between academic mathematical research and commercial mathematical research, just as in the difference between FOSS and commercial code. Perhaps the difference lie between pure math and applied math with applied
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Appears to be an original claim by the author defended in https://www.academia.edu/147021487/An_Esoteric_Reading_of_Th...
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3mo ago
The problem is wildly more complex than typically portrayed. First of all, there is a lot of work already going in to slowing and eliminating aging. Every "please don't smoke" campaign is actually a "smoking causes early
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3mo ago
There are a few of these "maintainer said no AI pulls, so we forked it" in the wild already and I am really interested to see how it all pans out. Like, okay, sure, maintainer says AI bug monitoring is cumbersome. One fork stops r
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3mo ago
I'd really like to register 𐇛.com for my new 'uber for pizza' startup, but for some reason the registrar won't let me.
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3mo ago
I find it really odd that unicode just ported all of these with zero context wrt their meaning and yet are still excluding certain things that "aren't in common use" 𐇐 𐇑 𐇒 𐇓 𐇔 𐇕 𐇖 𐇗 𐇘 𐇙 𐇚 𐇛 𐇜 𐇝 𐇞 𐇟𐇠 𐇡 𐇢 …
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Assuming the AI is not run locally on my machine, how is the "privacy" handled? Any PII stripping? E2EE with an AI instance on servers that "don't keep any logs"? Which model? Is it routed to some SOTA model, or rou
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The protocol was only ever intended to be distributed, not anonymous. Simple logic will tell you that blindly connecting your raw IP to random other IPs is not an anonymous function, regardless of the protocol. You can, of course, take step
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>a physical book can’t piss me off I'm not certain you've read enough books... I understand the "I don't have to worry about file compat or ownership (looking at you Sony)" aspect, but surely you've encounte
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>Amazing. Apparently they used to draw them for luck! Damn, missed a shot on "Fascinating, apparently they used to..." I had to look it up to be sure, but fascinating does indeed derive from fascinum. 1. Fascinum = protective p
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>I have a feeling that being transgressive is universal It certainly must be, no? Why would we have to culturally encode taboos and legally enforce particular behavior if not for a persistant presence of transgressive behavior? No one wo
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Follow-up: Sexual activity predictability via analysis of preffered social media platforms.
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3mo ago
Would be nice if desktop rendered in columns. Would be nice if it were curl-able (like not serving raw html to curl). Would be nice if URL pattern was like wttr.in (NYC for example is https://brolly.sh/forecast/YcUDdBLc
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curling it (with the relevant link from browser because locations are encoded in the URL rather than plain like wettr.in) shows html
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Whose judgement? I'm not a fan of how many "I set budget X and woke up to an eleventy trillion dollar bill" posts I see, and those are all generated by companies giving their tools the 'judgement' that the completio
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Clicked thinking "well, duh, because language has only been independently invented like 4 times and the vast majority of languages are merely derivitive, and any English speaker is exposed to a majority of these languages because Engli
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Is it really all that different from how the models "know" anything else? The best way to know that christmas trees are typically purchased in december isn't to access historical financial tables and run the entire analysis y
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>local college student sells 11 brazillian cattle to pay off student debt
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Not familiar with the situation in Brazil, but it could be as simple as local credit being harder to get than global credit, or a desire to deal in a denomination that local credit doesn't typically offer without hitting a conversion f
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3mo ago
I've yet to encounter any issues with gdu for linux. Highly reccomended
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I had this thought just the other day. It is not possible for any governing body to completely ignore the governed unless the governed have no issues that that lead to speach/action. There will always be a petition/revolt/e
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The oldest example I know of is Hadrian's Wall from ~1700 years ago engraved with a larger than life example.
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Quanta's video is also excellent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SNQ4HEOhSI
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