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jonnycomputer
1y ago
This confuses me greatly. Comparing your link, I can find the repos in that screenshot in the archive snapshot, but as you say, the NxGenBdoorExtract repo is not there, and the repo where it would be is a tinder-react-native clone (updated
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1y ago
On the other hand, there are two things about that screenshot of the repo which is a little weird. First, the timestamp of that repo is cutoff, but, the items seem to be in reverse chronological order, which would put that repo sometime in
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1y ago
I think we should be trying to understand what NxGenBdoorExtract is. NxGen is a system for NLRB. Bdoor is pretty evocative of a back door. He took he git offline or made it private. I can't find it on archive.org.
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1y ago
And what is NxGenBdoorExtract?
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2y ago
Objectively, Musk is hurting Tesla's brand with a broad swath of consumers.
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2y ago
Well looks like everyone has already said what i came to say. XDG for the win. The problem isn't the standard, its all the applications that don't follow it.
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2y ago
Can't believe this is flagged.
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2y ago
And they're gonna learn it good and hard.
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2y ago
No, its like building a fence because your neighbors' dogs keep shitting in your yard and never clean it up.
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2y ago
I know what a honeypot is, but the question is how the know the scraped data was actually used to train llms. I wondered whether they discovered or verified that by getting the llm to regurgitate content from the honeypot.
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2y ago
how do you determine that they know the content of the honeypot?
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2y ago
I think this article ruined my Christmas. Is nothing sacred? seconds should be seconds since epoch. Why should I care if it drifts off solar day? Let seconds-since-epoch to date representation converters be responsible for making the correc
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2y ago
Still using my 2007 television. It's pretty ass dumb. I have new computer displays of course.
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2y ago
Yeah, the mutation or recombination path that would lead to a solution may just be too far away, and involve troughs in the fitness landscape.
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2y ago
Yeah, and why don't my fingers shoot laser beams? Seems useful, but I don't have them. Evolutionary puzzle???????????
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2y ago
There is a tendency to call something an evolutionary puzzle if some behavior is not optimal, and so elaborate, and often quite clever, possible explanations for why it's secretly optimal are devised. But it's a mistake to think t
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2y ago
What kind of news article doesn't explain the judge's reasoning?
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2y ago
ah, yeah.
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2y ago
Different kinds of risks.
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2y ago
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2y ago
Yes, this is the situation we are left in. I don't really know of course (and presumably nor do you) whether he was a good employee or made substantive improvements or whatever. It would have helped if he was more specific and concrete
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2y ago
This is great to think about. Glad I ran across this comment.
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2y ago
I never said that all or even most of the change in price is simply a function of changes in housing stock. I simply stated that changes in housing stock is something you must account for. Also, your example of your grandparent's home
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2y ago
I only want to add that in 1950 a significant number of homes still did not have indoor plumbing, and I'd guess that a lot of existing housing stock was small square footage. I don't want to say there wasn't housing inflation
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2y ago
The energy transition is happening, whether Republicans like it or not. It'll happen even if they take away the IRA. Maybe not as fast, maybe the US will be left behind, but it will happen.
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2y ago
Thank you for the clear explanation!
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2y ago
I'll check it out. Thank you.
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2y ago
I've been very very reluctant to install third-party extensions to Jetbrains, VScode, and Emacs for just this sort of problem. And it sucks.
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2y ago
I'd like to know if there is a way to have FF developer tools automatically update CSS like Chrome does if you add a directory to its sources tab. Very useful.
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2y ago
I really like this expression, "a wholeass person".
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