kleiba

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by kleiba 2y ago
What, someone cannot utter an opinion anymore?
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by kleiba 2y ago
Is that true though given e.g. the hallucinations you regularly get from LLMs?
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by kleiba 2y ago
What about functions?
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by kleiba 2y ago
This depends a little bit on what the goal of AI research is. If it is (and it might well be) to build machines that excel at tasks previously thought to be exclusively reserved to, or needing to involve, the human mind, then these bitter l
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by kleiba 2y ago
Who can do it as a one liner with a regex?
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by kleiba 2y ago
That's great to hear for young Fins - other countries, unfortunately, are not as lucky when it comes to the price developments of real estate over the last 15 years.
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by kleiba 2y ago
I agree with this interpretation. But this still does not explain why this specific course of action was taken by the authorities, i.e., why detain this woman instead of denying her entry?
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by kleiba 2y ago
> CBP agents at the border accused Brösche of planning to violate the terms of the visa waiver program by intending to work as a tattoo artist during her trip to LA, Lofving said. I wonder what made them arrive at that assumption. My b
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by kleiba 2y ago
Russian oligarchs are explicitly welcome under the planned new "Gold Card" program. https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-end-eb-5-immigrant-in...
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by kleiba 2y ago
Sound interesting, looking forward to part 2 then!
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by kleiba 2y ago
Classic Emacs syntax highlighting is based on regular expressions ("font-lock-mode"). Of course, the grammars of programming languages are usually not regular languages but higher up in the language class hierarchy (hi, C++!). But
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by kleiba 2y ago
(setq org-agenda-include-diary t)
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by kleiba 2y ago
Are you referring to the recent Ebola prevention-related cuts? https://www.npr.org/sections/goats-and-soda/2025/02/27/g-s1-...
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by kleiba 2y ago
The day my webbrowser cannot run an adblocker anymore is the day I'm saying goodbye to the www. Together with the recent FF news, this is terrible news for the open, user-controlled web.
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by kleiba 2y ago
HNers, become part of this! Put your skills where your mouth is and start contributing code, tests, bug reports, etc. Get involved: https://ladybird.org/#gi
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by kleiba 2y ago
Emacs got you covered, my friend, no reason to reinvent the wheel: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Fo...
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by kleiba 2y ago
Teams is a heavyweight behemoth with awful UX while Skype orginally had a very lightweight feel to it. Of course, Microsoft had to kill that through various UI "improvements". Also, Skype has an official Linux client. Instead of d
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by kleiba 2y ago
What did you like/dislike about Godot? How did you find your graphics artist? Sound? In hindsight (or for your next game), what would you do differently?
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by kleiba 2y ago
Thanks for this, mate. This is very informative!
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by kleiba 2y ago
How hard was it to get in touch with publishers? I've always imagined that without prior contacts, cold calling a game publisher is as promising as sending your screenplay to Hollywood.
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by kleiba 2y ago
I'm always amused when law makers try to fight crime by making new laws. Because that affects exactly everybody except criminals who - by definition - don't care about laws. Like, I can really imagine the reaction of professiona
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by kleiba 2y ago
The blinking cursor is a metaphor, it's about having to craft prompts and what that implies from a UX perspective.
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by kleiba 2y ago
I told ChatGPT that I wanted to make a new cleaning product by cleaning agent by mixing bleach and concentrated acetic acid and whether it could suggest a good name for such a product. The list was underwhelming but it did point out the pot
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by kleiba 2y ago
Right! I suppose it's roughly as much "training AI models" as labeling training data is "training supervised models".
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by kleiba 2y ago
> “Most of Partika’s work on Outlier takes place in 30-minute blocks and requires reviewing real, anonymized chat histories from products like Meta AI or ChatGPT.” This isn't exactly "training AI models" in the sense tha
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by kleiba 2y ago
That's exactly the crux. Addition and subtraction in log space is not exactly straight-forward.
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by kleiba 2y ago
I cannot say anything about Germany but in my experience, broad statements like that are to be taken with a grain of salt. There's good workers and there's bad workers, but the old adage "they don't build it like they us
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by kleiba 2y ago
If you have 4 unique digits, otherwise it gets even easier. However, for a 6-digit combination, you'd have to try out 720 combinations in the worst case, so that's already quite a bit less feasible. Although given enough time...
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by kleiba 2y ago
Yes, I have also bought a lot of tools which I never needed before in my life. And like you, I'm also usually going for the lower end price-wise because chances are that I will not ever need them again after our reno. And frankly, most
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by kleiba 2y ago
> I bet you could examine the keypad for wear. The worn keys (or the shiny ones) are the ones for the code. That still doesn't give you the order of the key strokes.

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