jan_Sate

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by jan_Sate 10mo ago
That's a bad idea. It isn't deterministic. How do you even make documentation for users for your generative UI? It looks different for every single user.
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by jan_Sate 10mo ago
I've also made my own implementation of CHIP-8 emulator. I was surprised that it only took me a few hours to got it working. I reserved a week for the project. One thing interesting about making emulator is that, it's all-or-nothi
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by jan_Sate 10mo ago
Impressive. That's what I read HN for!
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by jan_Sate 10mo ago
That's odd. Why would you want to rely on Cloudflare for airport stuffs?
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by jan_Sate 10mo ago
Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/927/
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by jan_Sate 11mo ago
This. The code is like 10 lines long. I might as well copy that from Stackoverflow and adapt that for my own use. Why bother packaging that?
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by jan_Sate 1y ago
It depends on which jurisdiction region wants to enforce the law. If someone wants to enforce a law, and it succeed, then the law of that jurisdiction region applies.
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by jan_Sate 1y ago
Dropped you an email. :)
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by jan_Sate 1y ago
Not closely relevant but I've revamped my personal website earlier this year to bring the old web vibe into it. I've got a 88x31 GIF section and I wonder where I could look for other old web sites to cross link with my site.
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by jan_Sate 1y ago
Interesting. So much fun clicking around on the website. Not that I'm addicted to online shopping tho but still a pretty fun site to play around with.
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by jan_Sate 1y ago
Not exactly. The real utility value of LLM for programming is to come up with something new. For Space Invaders, instead of using LLM for that, I might as well just manually search for the code online and use that. To show that LLM actually
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by jan_Sate 1y ago
Woah. That's tough. I scored 12/26. I'm surprised to find that there're so many feature of f-string that I've never heard of. I don't think I'm gonna use them any time soon but nice to know about that.
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by jan_Sate 1y ago
I don't get why the US thought that it'd be a good idea to vet social media accounts for visa applications. If someone's having ill intent, one could easily create a burner account and fill in some random content for the sake
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by jan_Sate 1y ago
That's just the base/stock/instruct model for general use case. There gotta be a finetune specialized in translation, right? Any recommendations for that? Plus, mistral-small3.2 has too many parameters. Not all devices can ru
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by jan_Sate 1y ago
Impressive. Interesting how it took that long until someone found the triggering mechanism of this easter egg. Reverse engineering is tough. Now that I wonder where I could learn RE? Where do I even start? Got any recommendation of online t
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by jan_Sate 1y ago
so it's for drawing attention on social media?
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by jan_Sate 1y ago
bwahahaha! How come that'd be a "yes" then? It's all wrong!
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by jan_Sate 2y ago
hahaha. That video showing the bug. It's literally bugs flying around everywhere.
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by jan_Sate 2y ago
Interesting. In my mother tongue it's called "back side" instead of "dark side". Looks like that "back side" is a more correct term for that.
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by jan_Sate 2y ago
Good question. I haven't tested that but I think it's possible to modify the fragment with Javascript: https://stackoverflow.com/a/4282075 So my idea would be getting looo.ong to create a special client-side
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by jan_Sate 2y ago
GET arguments are not redirected to the spam site because when the url redirection site has received the GET argument, the GET argument would generally be discarded/disregarded before redirecting the user to the spam site.
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by jan_Sate 2y ago
Be wary with making this kind of website. I made something similar long time ago (urllengthener.sadale.net) and got my site reported for "spam campaign". Turns out that the spammer was abusing my site to generate spam link. I hand
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by jan_Sate 2y ago
Strange. It works here with "Enhanced Tracking Protection". Maybe I'm using a different version of Firefox?
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by jan_Sate 2y ago
Doesn't matter. IRC serves a niche that there's always a community for that no matter how small it'd become. I'd place a bet that it won't die as long as there's computer and internet. Long live IRC.
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by jan_Sate 2y ago
Unlike ICQ, mIRC is just an IRC client and even if it dies, the IRC networks would remain accessible using other IRC clients. That said it'd be a pity if mIRC dies.
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by jan_Sate 2y ago
I'd rather manually review all AI-generated command before running it.
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by jan_Sate 2y ago
Yeah. The title is a click bait. It looks like that most people didn't read past the title. Anyway Google could actually lock her out if it wants to. That's why using cloud storage is a bad idea. If you're using it, at least
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by jan_Sate 2y ago
Came here to say that. The stars on this site looks cool tho.
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by jan_Sate 2y ago
Huh? I thought that "bitrot" was like content saved into the disk and the disk left unpowered for an extended period of time causing data loss. And I thought that the content stored on the disk has ECC on its own?
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by jan_Sate 3y ago
Impressive. Not sure on what it could be used for but it does look very cool. Good job!

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