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by hju22_-3 10mo ago
Agreed. Especially when a lot of people just pick out x, y and z thing as if it's the definitive sign of AI, disregarding the possibility of it being normal outside of their own writing and what they read. Not to mention cultural diffe
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by hju22_-3 10mo ago
Wow, that second one was just straight up mean spirited. Doesn't feel like the responder even read it, given the comment about needing a discussion at the end despite it being linked. Not even mentioning the frankly unrealistic expecta
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by hju22_-3 11mo ago
And that's exactly why they don't do radical changes, because people hate those. They do slow, small and insidious changes over a long time period. And then it isn't as easy to simply "pick up your ball" and be on y
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by hju22_-3 11mo ago
I'm willing to die on the hill that lego already is a commonplace word, but I can't argue that they've held on to the LEGO trademark for pretty long. Though, I'd say Nintendo is a lot worse than LEGO, and I've never
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by hju22_-3 11mo ago
> [...] my entire identity is basically built around [...] thinking my IQ and intelligence is higher than other people. Well, there's your first problem.
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by hju22_-3 11mo ago
Well, as a "genuine" user, you'll never get so far as to get feedback since I'm (and likely others too) not going to bother with a tool that I can't even test its authenticity, correctness or usefulness of over know
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by hju22_-3 1y ago
Do you know of something that's good for what people tend to misuse Git submodules for? A multi-repo workspace thingamajig.
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by hju22_-3 1y ago
You've been using Dehydrated since its initial commit in December of 2015?
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by hju22_-3 1y ago
I'd guess it's due to it not being a cookie, by technicality, and is not required then.
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by hju22_-3 1y ago
You know, reading through your replies in this thread is kind of just sad. You selectively pick only tiny parts of comments to reply to, while ignoring the points that are made and the plethora of very, very common issues highlighted. Sadly
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
I agree, but I also really like the pie menus. Personally, I'd like the ability to simply write to match, but otherwise working as demonstrated. E.g. like the Windows search works when you've hidden the search bar. I'd prefer
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
Nay, even commenting is often pointless. HN likes to overly articulate drivel more often than not. Indeed, even this very comment is pointless, because what does it really add but another section in another chain of pointless drivel? Social
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
Not to mention, at least where I live, it'd be illegal to train a model on actual, real media representing such cases that would let the model have a greater confidence rating in contextualizing which are or aren't actual child po
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
For example, Breath of the Wild has a quest-line featuring two NPCs sending love letters via a river, and you can help then get together or something. Only issue is that it's hella creepy in the English translation, while it's muc
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
Why have a door? Remove it. You're going to enter anyway, your time is more valuable. But seriously; what do you write to have this opinion? Just random, pointless drivel fit for Twitter? Having some— any —kind of history has saved m
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
Name them, then. I do like Rust, but I've only come across a few "higher profile ish" projects. None were really that important or useful that I actually bothered to remember them.
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
I will agree that it is big yikes. But I will, at least kind of, agree that you are more likely to meet more arm chair scientists than you are scientists and actual field experts online in this fashion. Though, obviously, there are actual s
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
>>I don't think I did. And no, it wasn't for a class. Please be more considered before throwing out accusations of academic misconduct. >Please throw all of my comment into whatever LLM you used to respond [...] And there
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
Guess I'll have to stop writing JavaScript and the like then. :/
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
That just sounds terrible. I want the program's scroll bar to reflect the actual size as accurately as possible. Anything else just sounds annoying.
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
This reads more like a case of you having left ambiguity in what exactly you disliked. And rather than defending the position, I found the reply fitting towards what it seemed like you disliked: the need for rather specific header tags. Now
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
Experienced the same on Android with Chrome.
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
Do also note that re-encoding can also be used as part of the exploit. E.g. Team Fortress 2 recently had one that exploited a similar system.
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
How ironically hypocritical of you.
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
I think it's time for you to go touch some grass, and not make yourself out to be more of a fool than you already have.
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by hju22_-3 2y ago
Free will hasn't been disproven either. It's up in the air how much is undetermined, and how to define being "schakled" in the context of no free will. Even if we are affected by ourself and others, that does not prove a
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Just curious; is there a distro you've found that fits the JustWorks™ requirements?
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
I don't know why, but when I first read the title, I thought it was talking about a CVE in Halo: Combat Evolved. Made for an amusing error in reading.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
I like SingleFile, but it's not perfect. It usually works just fine, but will occasionally drop the ball depending on the type of JavaScript on the page. For example, I once backed up a page using it, and while it got all the content,
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Ah, yes, for foodstuff one does often use S, M and L as localized sizing labels, Burger King does the same, I think. However, in the context of localizing XS as being extra large, and XL being extra small, that's still wrong. Anecdotal

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