lesostep

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by lesostep 3mo ago
>> What happens if you just sit there doing nothing, looking around and what not? Does your brain start to wander by itself? For me it's one of the three layers. First layer, it starts to wonder to the direction offered by real w
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by lesostep 3mo ago
I wonder whether people moving to development LLM and people moving away from LLM will create a divide comfortable for both parties or not. I would hope so, that split would be a natural parting of the communities. My pessimism tells me tha
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by lesostep 3mo ago
>> He was a great architect, and made great constructions He designed them. If you can find any book that claims Gaudi made them, I will personally send you 5$ for an isbn But that wouldn't happen, because any editor would catch
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by lesostep 3mo ago
>> 'Shigeru Miyamoto and Eiji Aonuma made "Ocarina of Time"' I googled that to check, and on first few pages no one said that they did? It was always "the team made". Mark Zuckerberg for sure made "M
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by lesostep 3mo ago
That's spatial memory! I have long walk-and-talks with friends, and sometimes I forget minor details of previous discussions, but not where we were when it was mentioned. A lot of my friends can't do same trick. But the fascinatin
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by lesostep 3mo ago
If I remember correctly, wasn't that because you can't fit proper antenna into the phone? Something-something antenna 1/4 of the wavelength physics. And FM wave is roughly 3 meters long. When people carried antennas (headphon
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by lesostep 3mo ago
My mom grew up in a small town (village? settlement even?) like that (surrounded by nature, lots of hunting, animals can wonder in town) in a country where guns weren't free. Every family still had a rifle, getting license isn't t
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by lesostep 3mo ago
As an artist, I was taught that when dark area meets a lighter one, I should add a slight gradient, deepening the dark near light. Is it realistic? No. But it looks more realistic. Because as our eyes track across real room, they adjust to
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by lesostep 3mo ago
>> once people started publishing books or whatever in the 1600s - the world runs on ads. I remember seeing old books (early victorian era) that were printed with healthy "subsidize" from the ad revenue. They honestly looked
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by lesostep 3mo ago
I know few web sites that has unblockable ads. Mostly nerdy themed websites that has relationship with small nerdy webstores. They just host the ad themselves and it's a part of the site. It's cheaper for a webstore to pay one goo
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by lesostep 3mo ago
I'm half joking because the situation is quite bizarre and I never encountered anything like that. Where I live usually it takes a few eyewitnesses testifying for a police to take someone into custody for a few hours and give them a ta
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by lesostep 3mo ago
I can't have a message or a LinkedIn connection without other person registering with messaging app or LinkedIn, willingly. When they setup LinkedIn or message me, they are fully aware of the fact that I will either access or receive t
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by lesostep 3mo ago
I'm sorry, there is a guy in a coffee shop that routinely threatens you, and it's still is your go to place? Damn, just how good is that coffee? (if that's real, and pulling phone out really is dangerous, can't you just
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by lesostep 3mo ago
The bigger problem is that you essentially need to host somewhere a database with personal information of everyone you met, including their names, biometrics and private details. Nonconsensually. And it has to be accessible through the inte
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by lesostep 3mo ago
>> Take pics or videos with your phone Positioning smartphone camera seems way easier then positioning your head for a good photo. What do you do when you want low perspective? Or an overhead view?
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by lesostep 3mo ago
>> Alcoholic beverages, aloe leaf extract and aspirin Where I am, they all are known to cause birth defects. I never met woman with children that didn't take measures to avoid them (and a dozen of other products with similar effe
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by lesostep 3mo ago
Common philosophical answer is that people only can know the approximation of reality, never the reality itself. Better approximations usually score you more points, which is why our perception usually evolves closer to reality. Bad scoring
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by lesostep 3mo ago
>> they have a new wave of crime from anonymous telegram operators I love how your solution isn't "country should decide for themselves and pass the law that suits them" but "let people that have nothing to do with
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by lesostep 3mo ago
>> why exactly is the US responsible for feeding people in random countries around the world they are responsible because they took that responsibility. If I say to someone that I will sponsor them through collage, and than drop spons
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by lesostep 3mo ago
>> doesn't sync properly between devices which is good, actually. We don't want a way through which a server could tell a new device all the information it needs to decrypt messags
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by lesostep 3mo ago
>> at half the calories, not so insignificant in a world where obesity is the #1 public health crisis It's not so simple. The problem is that fat calories and whole milk/cream make you feel fuller, leading to decrease in eat
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by lesostep 3mo ago
Original comment stated that it was 10 documents, all LLM-generated. In my experience, it does take a lot time and effort to find contradictions between 10 documents. Even with good documentation, it's hard to build a mental map for th
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by lesostep 3mo ago
Because they will fix it and send again. Unless you can write a good-sounding reason why it's on them to review a LLM output before sending it to you, they will outsources this reviewing to you, and it's a lot of reviewing.
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by lesostep 3mo ago
does it matter for coach gaming if I can have spare batteries and just swap them. That's honestly sounds better then increased life with only cable recharge
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by lesostep 3mo ago
Sony Xperia Z solved in 2013: Water jet protected & Waterproof up to 1 meter in 30 minutes
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by lesostep 3mo ago
I'll be the third one with anecdata: somehow my switch lite battery is still okay. I recently found a good repair shop and thought about replacing it, but after paying attention concluded that it's almost the same as new
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by lesostep 3mo ago
I remember same floss-hack used to work to replace a smartphone screen without replacing touchscreen Oh how far we fallen
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by lesostep 3mo ago
math checks out, assuming typical car is flying
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by lesostep 3mo ago
>> And the really insidious thing about this, is the fundamental asymmetry of effort between creation and deletion There is more assymetry between writing yourself and checking other people work. And it's by design, the work of o
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by lesostep 3mo ago
Brainfuck is quite famous though? It even started the wave of 'joke languages', I vividly remember few years when every few month somebody makes a new language Learning brainfuck was a wildly known challenge back in my uni days (a

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