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by krick 2y ago
It always annoys me to no end, whenever somebody mentions about selling somebody's papers, but "putting a ban on their export", as if there is any difference whatsoever where is located some personal collection where they wil
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by krick 2y ago
Why would it be 6.5 ms late? It's not much, but way larger than I'd expect. I never knew encoding might shift the audio track.
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by krick 2y ago
I wouldn't be so sure. I always was just saying "MySQL" almost exclusively, even though it actually wasn't MySQL for like 10 years, I guess.
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by krick 2y ago
FWIW, when I ported SVN repos at work, I converted the commit history as well.
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by krick 2y ago
Uh, I don't know, but cannot DeepSeek do that, for starters? Being located in a different country than the service you are attacking doesn't really make you immune to being sued.
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by krick 2y ago
Maybe, but having dev services outside of VPN is pretty nuts, not much effort needed to find that . Wouldn't expect a company with such budgets be that careless, I'm sure it's only the tip of the iceberg.
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by krick 2y ago
I'm not sure "irresponsible" is the word. Shouldn't this be, like, punishable by law?
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by krick 2y ago
While this may or may be not the reason of why it behaves like this, there's no doubt that ChatGPT (as well as any other model, released by a major company, open or not) undergoes a lot of censorship and will refuse to produce many typ
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by krick 2y ago
Thank you. The title should be changed, really. Following an ancient HN custom I've chosen to get annoyed before reading the article, and the title simply isn't true. In fact, it's exactly what GP suggested, which is a perfec
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by krick 2y ago
And even if F2A wouldn't have ANY downsides, it's still not their fucking business if users want to use it or not. There is a million ways to leak your credentials to a service anyway, and I don't know anything more annoying
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by krick 2y ago
Wow, this is super obvious (so obvious that it wouldn't occur to me to write a post to brag about it), yet it somehow didn't occur to me. Very cool. Not so long ago I started pip-installing my scripts to keep things tidy. It seems
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by krick 2y ago
Here we go again... Ok, I'll bite. One last time. Look, making up a three-letter acronym doesn't make whatever it stands for a real thing. Not even real in a sense "it exists", but real in a sense "it is meaningful&
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by krick 2y ago
Maybe, but so is Stargate Project so far.
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by krick 2y ago
It's unfair, because we are talking in the hindsight about everything but Project Stargate, and it's also just your list (and I don't know what others could add to it) but it got me thinking. Manhattan Project goal is to ma
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by krick 2y ago
I don't think what Aaronson says is fair and it's very easy (and kinda rude) way to dismiss an opinion you don't agree with, but also I don't think it applies to your post. You are questioning the implementation, it seem
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by krick 2y ago
That's exactly what confuses me. Yes, I would expect some easing on that, but it's so 180° that I find myself wondering, what exactly is that force that defines the direction. Like, who dictates the agenda. I mean, I would always
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by krick 2y ago
Working with SVN was terribly slow on any decent size codebase.
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by krick 2y ago
At first I was put aback by this, but it actually kinda makes sense. I mean, if people are giving off unwarranted advises about "the right way" here, yeah, you should start with a remote branch, and push all your work ASAP. Espe
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by krick 2y ago
I feel like it should be updated. When it was written it wasn't like every Musk could launch high-orbit rockets on sundays. Only actual states did.
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by krick 2y ago
Musk's promises never age well, but, really, this particular dialog should be a meme.
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by krick 2y ago
I'm not worried about the Starship itself, but it looks kinda dangerous. Is it?
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by krick 2y ago
I'm curious if they are really, like, different. All Basic that I've seen in my life was a minuscule bit of VB and some really ancient programming book I've picked up when I was like 7 y.o. and didn't really have access
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by krick 2y ago
No Brainfuck is actually surprising. I missed that.
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by krick 2y ago
If I read [1] correctly, it seems it checks against lockfile, not pyproject.toml. So it seems like it won't help if I change pyproject.toml manually. Which is a big inconveniece, if so. Whatever, I think I'll try it for myself lat
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by krick 2y ago
> uv isn't going to do things like analyzing your codebase Sure, that's not what I meant (unless we call pyproject.toml a part of your codebase, which it kinda is, but that's probably not what you meant). In fact, as far a
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by krick 2y ago
Ok, this must be a dumb question answered by the manual, but I still haven't got my hands on uv, so: but does it solve the opposite? I mean, I pretty much never want any "ad-hoc" environments, but I always end up with my .ven
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by krick 2y ago
Uh, but then you don't really need uv, right?
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by krick 2y ago
I never get tired of Bad Apple. The best thing on the internet. And almost every time I get somewhat jealous I didn't come up with that idea myself. Also, I really like how footnotes are implemented in this blog. I guess I'm gonna
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by krick 2y ago
To be fair, OpenAI's products are not really models, they are... products. So it's debatable if they really do have anything special. I don't really think they do, because to me it seemed pretty much since GPT-1, that having
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by krick 2y ago
Actually, I don't think this is covered by GDPR, but if you are European (which is implied by the fact you invoke GPPR) you can and should file a GDPR complaint to your local DPA.

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