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Re downvotes: I suspect there are different forces at play. I would downvote such a post, not because supporting porn is one of my agendas, but opposing puritanism is.
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[Citation needed]
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Well, "data" can't be trusted either, because it is released/announced very selectively. And the media doesn't help either, because data which contradicts the chosen narrative isn't published/commented.
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If what you write were true, there wouldn't be any borders on this planet. However, there are. The right to free movement is simply not true. If you want that to be true, advocate for the removal of all borders worldwide.
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> any common idea that we can agree on I'm afraid there is no common ground anymore. There is nothing "smug" about having an opinion. And there are no compromises in sight. However, while 2020 helped a lot to escalate the
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Intuitvely, those opposing immigration have always known this. But tell that t someone from the left They will verbally kill you for stating obvious facts.
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Late child birth is not about fertility but about risks for the child. The only woman I know (yeah, anecdotes) who attempted to delay getting a child until after her 40th birthday got a baby with down syndrome. I know what living with a d
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I've been told T&A after you bought a product is actually not legal in the EU. The popups still appear, and everyone clicks thorugh. It can't be legal. Whatever they want me to agree with, they have to force me at checkout
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DAISY would be a desirable output format.
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Not impressed. gpt-5-nano gives noticeably worse results then o4-mini does. gpt-5 and gpt-5-mini are both behind the verification wall, and can stay there if they like.
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Oh, that is neat! Vitling also makes nice music. https://music.vitling.xyz/music
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Regarding humans, yes and no. If a human had constantly problems with 3 and 4 digit numbers like tts-1-hd does, I'd ask myself if they were neurodivergent in some way. And yes, I added instructions along the lines of what you describe
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The Nazis party was called National Socialists... And they had a number of horrific jails.
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Debian pretty much "solved" this by making pip refuse to install packages if you are not in an venv.
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Well, speech synthesizers are pretty much famous for speaking all sorts of things wrong. But what I find very concerning about LLM based TTS is that some of them cant really speak numbers greater then 100. They try, but fail a lot. At le
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Uoh, nsjail ha? The namespace for project names seems exhausted. No germans on the dev team, ey?
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So fuucking over blind, elderly and mentally challenged people is what you settled on, gven all the options? You're a really neat bunch.
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I am surprised such a simple approach has taken so long to be actually used. My first image description cli attempt did basically that: Use n to get several answers and another pass to summarize.
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Wait... So if someone cool enough, they could actually give us a DeepThought model? Please, let that happen. Vendor-DeepThought-42B maybe?
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Thats interesting. I was using Lynx. A quick test with <q>hello</q> gives "hello" as expected. So whatever it is, you must be doing something else. Please dont use CSS to insert characters into normal text, th
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I wonder what is going on with the strange ""double quoting"".
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You'll have to spend time learning whatever tool you are going to employ. If commercial is the issue... Have a look at SuperCollider. It has a learning curve, new programming language and all that. But the flexibility and actual sof
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Which totally proofs my point. The concept is deeply flawed, and inevitably leads to discrimination and dehumanisation.
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This is really just a PoC. pure.md is a pragmatic solution, since it gives good results. I was looking at markitdown but didn't find a way to disable href targets (noisy) nor did my tests of youtube transcripts work with markitdown.
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CAPTCHA was always a totally flawed concept. At the time they were invented, proponents were more then happy to ignore that accessibility issues related to CAPTCHA made the concept itself deeply discriminating. Imagine being blind (like I
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Godwin's law... But to stay a little more serious: I get your point of view. The question is, is it a good idea to give up anonymity for everyone to fight the nazis? Should we give up our freedom to fight terrorism?
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"Hate speech" is an excuse to attack people that are not conforming with state/government opinion. It is basically the modern version of "someone has to think of the children". And it is played through conservativ
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Shameless plug: If you want to experiment with semantic search for the pages you visit: https://github.com/mlang/llm-embed-proxy -- a intercepting proxy as a `llm` plugin.
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People like you are the death of freedom.
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"right hand" pretty nicely fits. The EU/EVP is much more conservative/right wing then many of its citizens are prepared to accept. Its a pretty nice propaganda-machinery that made this possible. Ask a random EU citize
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