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by hirvi74 2y ago
You're welcome to try, but I do not believe you will get far. That's the thing with militaries. You kind of have to overpower them in order to get rid of them.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I mean, realistically speaking, the IDF is a powerful force, while Hamas is not. Israel has the ability to completely take over Gaza, but Gaza does not have the ability to take over Israel. So, as macabre as it may be, Hamas' right to
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> A lot of the code we've currently got is garbage. That is why I have never understood the harsh criticism of quality of LLM generated code. What do people think much of the models were trained on? Garbage in -> Garbage out.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> But it's going to enable a lot of code to get written by a lot more people and it's super exciting. I think it will cut both ways. I guess it depends on the type of work. I feel like expectations will fill to meet the space
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Good point.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
How were said student(s) even caught? I am assuming someone spoke too loudly or shared too much, but I'd be lying if I said I was not hoping for some kind of technical solution.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Not to mention the fact that if it were so egregious, then why does the university want the creator's work or some modification of it?
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> they were really strict about making sure that no one had an edge over anyone else by being able to write code. Or you know, they could have just improved their registration system so this wouldn't be an issue... But hey, I'm
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Sounds like UW does not follow its own Honor Code.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
We can classify LLM's as 'people' like we do for corporations in the US. (sarcasm)
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I'm surprised this has caught on yet... Well, not really I suppose -- for obvious power-tripping reasons. However, I could see the issue of AI 'hallucinations' being a non-issue in this domain because many in C-Suite position
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by hirvi74 2y ago
You can also quickly press the lock button 5 times and then your iPhone won't unlock with Face ID until a passcode is entered.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Outer Banks like of NC? I spent some time down there, and didn't think there were enough people for something like that to happen.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I grew up around horses and even rode some myself when I was in my youth. I think the average person does not realize how horribly dangerous horses are. Think like in the movie/book "Gone with the Wind." While useful animals,
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by hirvi74 2y ago
As someone who played and still loves hockey, I wouldn't put hockey that high up on the list of sports that result in spinal cord injuries compared to other contact sports. Spinal cord injuries absolutely happen, but I can think of ple
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> others hinted it is also a strength, with lots of great qualities and intense emotions. The universe can take our "strengths" back. I'd give anything to get rid of this disorder. The reality is that people can have stren
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> ADHD focussed psychotherapy How does anyone even find this? I find there is a lot of signal vs. noise in this realm of care. What I mean, many professionals list that they treat ADHD, when it's clearly apparent they only list that
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> you would expect doctors to do this as a matter of course, but in my experience they do not. My experiences match this as well. After my diagnosis from a dubious battery of psychometrics and interviews from a psychologist, I was expect
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Only reason I stopped going down the PTA path was I always struggled to figure out a viable way to organize everything. I tried one file per account, one file per account per month, multiple accounts in one file per month, and eventually ev
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I've always entered data manually into budgets/expense trackers. I used YNAB for many years until I decided it wasn't worth the money. I was grandfathered into a cheap subscription price, but YNAB hiked the price for everyone
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> You'd next need to try (I think, been >a decade) Accessibility Inspector to find the names of the interface so you can tell Applescript what to click on. On some apps, even this doesn't work. I am cursed with a lot of ex
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Already happened/happening. I have an ex-coworker that left my current employer for my state's version of the FBI. Long story short, the government has a massive database to crosscheck against. Often times, the would use automated
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> That hardly seems like something worth mentioning to claim they have no right to call out genocide. I made no mention of genocide. The MSF is free to call out genocide as they please.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
In my comment, I made no mentions of bombs nor Gaza nor war. I was pointing out that the MSF are not the harbingers of world peace. My issues with the MSF are orthogonal to the Israeli-Palestinian War. Has the MSF ever done good? Absolutely
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Did you see any bombings in the link I posted?
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by hirvi74 2y ago
How does this compare to other wars?
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by hirvi74 2y ago
In hindsight, I agree with you. I did not intend for my comment to be provocative, but I now see how it comes off as such.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> I also don't see how developers have any link with contract negotiations with warehouse workers? Developers obviously have no direct impact on labor conditions of the warehouse workers. However, all the time-tracking, logistical
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by hirvi74 2y ago
To my knowledge, "Full Keyboard Access" in the accessibility settings is about as close as you can get; however, it falls rather significantly short compared to 3rd party applications. Try to enabling the setting, and you will see
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Thank you so much for creating Scoot, by the way. I wanted to create my own ShortCat like app for macOS, and Scoot has been a great source of inspiration (on top of being useful, of course!).

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