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by iudqnolq 3y ago
When was the last time you tried that? In the past month there have been a number of newspaper headlines about difficulties in accessing GP services. Eg: https://inews.co.uk/news/health/gp-receptionists-care-naviga
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As a counter-counterpoint I tried to use GPT to avoid learning bash argument parsing. The script was buggy. After about 30 minutes of iterating with ChatGPT I gave up and read the docs. The issue was immediately apparent: GPT inconsistently
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Unfortunately about:config isn't reliably browsable in that way. Many of them do nothing, for example.
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My For You tab is excellent. But as to the rest I have to disagree. I get the same number of spam DMs, and I don't see better replies to big accounts. They are real people, but they're tiny follower and accounts who aren't re
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> the chilling effect of "I knew a guy who did this and is still in jail so I won't do it." This sounds logical to many people. But the actual empirical research in the area finds no strong link between sentence length and
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by iudqnolq 3y ago
You're right overall. But I don't think there's any project that needs control over memory that Rust can't provide. Maybe you mean it would be inconvenient and not provide significant benefit?
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The title is correct: the CIA spent a significant amount of money to suppress the book. That the CIA was founded shortly after the book was published doesn't make that impossible.
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> Third, examining official NCBE data and using several conservative statistical assumptions, GPT-4’s performance against first-time test takers is estimated to be ∼63rd percentile, including ∼41st percentile on essays. Fourth, when exam
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by iudqnolq 3y ago
Just because someone is consistently bad doesn't mean I can't criticize them for being bad.
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Twitter Shadowbans Bellingcat, Then Tries to Retcon a Nonsense Explanation(techdirt.com)
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I've only looked into yrs. Unfortunately copying a js API into rust and using unsafe whenever you get a borrow check error feels doomed. > Currently we didn't have any known undefined behaviour bugs caused by [casting pointers
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Have you ever tried to takeout a large amount of data across many services? Describing it as a process you do slowly is entirely fair.
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I find it hard to understand how you can believe something like Dropbox isn't "serious production" just because it involves websites and apps.
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It would take me longer to write an interesting, longer sentence that complied with the rules. But I'd remind you that GPT failed.
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This isn't something that can be usefully discussed. "Word" has a vague enough definition that a contraction can validly be considered one or two words. If you try and look to linguistics you'll just see they use special
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That's wrong. (An example of a sentence with only five letter words I wrote in less than 60 seconds)
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I would be cautious of a Clever Hans effect there. If you repeat the question until you get the right answer you're providing the AI with significant extra information.
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It also fails to write a sentence with only five character words.
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I wish Firefox was as good as Chrome at correlating page visits and network requests. It particularly annoys me if you reload a page with a websocket open you see the logs for the websocket closing right at the start of the subsequent load.
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If we don't know whether someone stole money the appropriate thing to do is say exactly that. Not make up something else and say that's what they might have done.
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It's easy to make a hole. Making a hole underground without making a hole aboveground is harder.
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Your crdt library should be maintaining some kind of logical timestamp. I'd put that in your event and use it to order. That way you get a consistent view of time. (For example yjs calls this a state vector. Might also be called a Lamp
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Simple CRDTs are surprisingly simple. If you don't need text the complexity drops off quite quickly. I just ripped yjs out of a personal project and replaced it with something I wrote from scratch. Getting exactly the semantics I want
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I'm not sure how they're implementing this. If they're replacing something low-level there's advantages to sharing the higher level SQLite code. No subtle incompatibilities depending on how you run it, less code duplicat
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These essence of this is loose intangible promises years in the future. It's incredibly easy to write down "we plan to be better in the future once I've retired". Doesn't mean much. > Mr Jansen said BT would beco
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In general, yes. In this specific case a person who lives in your community and looks at the letters going into your mailbox everyday will also have a profile of you. Of course this is less true in denser areas
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You're using the wrong metric. Pro abortion protestors broke a large number of windows. Anti abortion protestors shot a handful of people. The appropriate comparison is not number of incidents.
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why should the rest of us accept your doublespeak? If you all get together on the sidewalk to chant and hold signs in opposition to something that's called protest. Just because you call it sidewalk counseling doesn't mean we can&
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The other founder of Vice Media left to found the Proud Boys. I don't think their early years were the hight. The mid 2010s were pretty good though.
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That's exactly wrong. Up until April 15th Twitter submitted detailed information on takedown requests to the Lumen Project[1]. Under Musk they've stopped that, and no longer publish anything systematically. Musks' announcemen

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