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by grumbel 3y ago
It's a lot easier to trust reviews on a platform that doesn't allow solicited reviews, than one where that is standard practice.
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by grumbel 3y ago
Similar collection for SCUMMVM games: https://github.com/EricOakford/SCUMM-Decompilation-Archive
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by grumbel 3y ago
BingChat already takes voice input and gives voice replies, but still requires the push of a button in the UI to start, it still can't run as a voice assistant in the background.
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by grumbel 3y ago
The point is that nobody had to program this. Nobody had think up front "Will the user need a color picker?". Nobody had to find a spot in the UI to place it. You can just will it into existing as a user with nothing but the power
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by grumbel 3y ago
> A simple example might be the problem of "pick a color". People still underestimate the power of LLMs. You ask it to show you a color picker, it generates HTML code for a color picker, you copy that into your browser and you
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by grumbel 3y ago
> I sincerely hope that one of the many court cases produces a verdict that says AI-generated code is, in fact, subject to the licenses of the inputs. Such a strict interpretation of copyright would kill Open Source, as any attempt at re
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by grumbel 3y ago
This feels like a discussion that is already out of date. Very early versions Copilot would reproduce Open Source code verbatim and that wasn't great, but in all the months of playing around with ChatGPT that never happened to me once.
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by grumbel 3y ago
The AGPL only covers a very tiny bit of it, i.e. the access to the source code of Web services. The crux however is that access to the source code is largely meaningless when you aren't the one running the program. The problems we have
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by grumbel 3y ago
In theory I'd agree, but in practice people criticizing RMS were just hopping on the latest witchhunt train, all in the name of "inclusivity", which is just extremely hypocritical when people outside the norm are exactly the
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by grumbel 3y ago
It might still remain in the cache of another instance, but there is really no permanence build into the Fediverse. If an instance goes down, its content and user accounts go down too. There is no quick&easy way to migrate content to an
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by grumbel 3y ago
Space Engine[1] is another popular one [1] https://spaceengine.org/
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by grumbel 3y ago
I think that depends on how big and smart the AIs grow going forward. All the stuff you type into a chatbot today could be used to train the chatbot from tomorrow. And that chatbot might than be able to make connections between all the diff
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by grumbel 3y ago
Three dots next to the search result in Google, than in the "About this result" window there is a little "Cached" link right at the bottom. That "Cached" link is however missing for a lot of results.
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by grumbel 3y ago
It has to have some degree of autonomy to be useful. The current approach with ChatGPT to just have all the knowledge in the world directly in the base model not only doesn't scale, it would also run into issues with copyright if it co
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by grumbel 3y ago
And yet if you see some AstroTurf you'd still call it grass. In the end there is no "true understanding", there are just predictions we make about the world. Depending on how deeply you look, they are often incorrect, but als
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by grumbel 3y ago
> Do you consider a blind person having less sentience than a person that can see because they lack the sense of sight? They still interact with an external world. An LLM doesn't, at all, not even a little bit. That's the cruci
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by grumbel 3y ago
Are Reddit GDPR request getting processed slower than usual? Previous time I tried it was within a few minutes, but this time it's half a day and still nothing.
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by grumbel 3y ago
> It's unfortunate we are seeing all of these data platforms get locked off Are there any AGPL-like licenses that address this?
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by grumbel 3y ago
They have some quite extensive developer documentation and video dealing with how to design apps around eye tracking and maximize the precision of it: * https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2023/10073
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by grumbel 3y ago
It's not to free the hands. The primary reason to go for this interface is comfort and ergonomics. Holding up your hands in the air for prolonged amounts of time is hard. We use keyboards and mice because we can rest our hands with the
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by grumbel 3y ago
The core issue that you can't escape is that Scheme creates a lot of ambiguity between data and code, since both use the same syntax. There is nothing wrong with using plain s-expressions for data, quite the opposite, I find them quite
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by grumbel 3y ago
It's really not that difficult, you put the thing on your head and instantly have a three monitor setup whenever and wherever you want. And of course with the right software, you can go past that and use your whole surrounding as your
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by grumbel 3y ago
The difference is that name/value pairs have a dedicated syntax in JSON and Nix, in Scheme everything is (), doesn't matter if it's a function call, list, assignment, macro or whatever. Makes it very hard to understand what i
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by grumbel 3y ago
From what I understand, channels can be used to extend Guix, but don't quite work like Flakes, more like the old Nix channels. The thing that makes Flakes special is that they allow you to treat Git repositories like software packages.
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by grumbel 3y ago
Opposite for me. Nix syntax is much more pleasant to use and while Nix error messages are by no means perfect, still more fun than digging through multiple layers of Scheme. Does Guix have anything similar to Nix flakes yet?
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by grumbel 3y ago
There is QuickBMS[1], which covers quite a few game related formats. [1] http://aluigi.altervista.org/quickbms.htm
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by grumbel 3y ago
Being able to fake something really doesn't matter all that much, as you'd still need to get that fake video into the surveillance camera system and you need to do so in the time between committing the crime and the police arrivin
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by grumbel 3y ago
With Chrome hiding the ' https:// ' a bankinfo.zip URL ends up looking a lot like a file or a attachment. So it could be used to trick people into assuming the file comes from a trusted domain instead of a third party on
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by grumbel 3y ago
I'll never understand why "thin" is still a standout feature of a phone when they add a fat ugly camera bump on it anyway. Why not make a thicker phone and the camera flush with the casing?
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by grumbel 3y ago
What I'd like to see is a global repository of just pure metadata, file hashes, descriptions, thumbnails, everything you can get away with under the current law. That way you could organize all the data freely and publicly, while you c

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