jquery

19 ms·

271.
by jquery 3y ago
At the rate AI is improving it won't be long before we ask if a human wrote the spam.
272.
by jquery 3y ago
Yeah. I use lgogdownloader to do this in bulk. It's very configurable from the command line. It can be run in Windows with WSL.
273.
by jquery 3y ago
I mean, this is one way to archive. The way I did it was just to use the steam client and shift-right click install everything I wanted to backup on a compressed drive. The games aren't actually installed until you run them for the fir
274.
by jquery 3y ago
You mean 10,000x less parameters? In other words, only 1 character for every 10,000 characters of input? Yeah, good luck embedding citations into that. Everyone here saying it's easy needs to go earn their 7 figure comp at an AI compan
275.
by jquery 3y ago
Ok, now please cite the source of this comment you just made. It's okay if the citation list is large, just list your citations from most probably to the least probable.
276.
by jquery 3y ago
LLMs are not databases. There is no "citation" associated with a specific query, any more than you can cite the source of the comment you just made.
277.
by jquery 3y ago
Hmm. I'm not following. It's technically accurate. So how are you judging sincerity here? People forget that while Apple is huge, that also makes them a big target. There's no room for them to play nicey nice in court.
278.
by jquery 3y ago
Why should they come to the table and make a deal out of court? Apple is denying they are infringing the patent at all. Looking at the patent, it seems like one of those "X but with a computer" patents...
279.
by jquery 3y ago
I don't understand why what seems like such obvious common-sense about this flight is so controversial. Is it the lack of deference ATC gave the pilots, treating them like equals instead of superiors?
280.
by jquery 3y ago
The controller was frustrated? I didn't detect that at all. I only detected frustration by the pilot when he started swearing and making threats.
281.
by jquery 3y ago
It was a bluff because either you're in a fuel emergency, or you aren't. He was trying to scare the ATC worker hoping they'd panic and slot him in to "avoid" the emergency. But that's not how any of it works. T
282.
by jquery 3y ago
"if we are not set up for base soon, we will have to declare fuel emergency and that would really ** up your sequence" At that point ATC offered vectors to the alternate. A diversion was never pushed down his throat.
283.
by jquery 3y ago
"if we are not set up for base soon, we will have to declare fuel emergency and that would really ** up your sequence" - pilot That is 100% out of line. But the ATC handled it super professionally and offered them vectors to their
284.
by jquery 3y ago
After that extra 4 minute delay, the pilot made a bluff because he had get-there-itis and the ATC controller called the bluff. Honestly I don't see what the controller did wrong here. If anything was unprofessional it was threatening
285.
by jquery 3y ago
When I first read the story, I thought ATC was at fault. But on further reading it's clear that the pilot was the one being unprofessional (threatening a fuel emergency as a bluff and then getting mad when ATC did the correct thing and
286.
by jquery 3y ago
An aggressive pilot that declares an emergency simply to avoid diverting won't be a pilot for long. The ATC did nothing wrong.
287.
by jquery 3y ago
Looks like the ATC was being more professional here than the pilots. Threatening an emergency isn't how you do things...
288.
by jquery 3y ago
Anyone can get pneumonia and it's useful for telling if you need urgent medical care. That's no gimmick.
289.
by jquery 3y ago
25 years is the length of an entire career, what the actual hell, patents should last for 3-7 years at the most, if they exist at all (they're mostly an outdated, garbage relic system that doesn't encourage innovation anymore and
290.
by jquery 3y ago
Yeah, I dropped my /s
291.
by jquery 3y ago
Aping the style of my comment and being vague on any details makes it sound like you're just lying. :-/
292.
by jquery 3y ago
Umm, I'm familiar with one of those locations that closed. It had very little parking, was extremely understaffed (1 active cashier working slowly...), and didn't have much foot traffic. There weren't any bags to put my stuff
293.
by jquery 3y ago
35 states allow for that? I would've assumed 0 states allow for it, because, well, come on. Might as well let officers consent to taking bags of money from detainees.
294.
by jquery 3y ago
Good luck spotting it if it's attached to the window.onclose event. Chrome extensions could save it to storage. Probably even some chrome vulnerabilities (it would just be a devtools network tab bypass so not technically a 0-day). And
295.
by jquery 3y ago
If Elon wasn't doing a Henry Ford anti-Semitic speedrun... I still wouldn't be interested. Car probably handles about as well as it looks.
296.
by jquery 3y ago
Technically you also have to use it more than 50% of the time for business.
297.
by jquery 3y ago
Please make a new API key folks. There's a lot of tricks to scrape a text box and watching the network tab isn't enough for safety.
298.
by jquery 3y ago
2 seconds to perform a single division on an a 16-bit? int? Am I reading that chart correctly?
299.
by jquery 3y ago
So have cancer cells... in fact I believe that's the problem.
300.
by jquery 3y ago
It can run on Linux/Steam Deck apparently: https://www.reddit.com/r/playnite/comments/15q2x16/i_install... I have only used it on my Windows install, so I can't recommend this.

More ›