mitxela

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841.
by mitxela 2mo ago
That's why they say they don't need an AI detector and that anyone who complains about the rule is guilty. Ordinarily that's a bad way to run a rule. But not this time!
842.
by mitxela 2mo ago
The 2016 election, you may remember, came after and was partially caused by Gamergate.
843.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Which ones are those? Sweden?
844.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Lasagna network, because it has layers and lasagna is legally a vegetable.
845.
by mitxela 2mo ago
The Digital Age Assurance Act is about parents age-gating their own children.
846.
by mitxela 2mo ago
The usage limit is trying to block scrapers and xcancel. It's already reset by the time your cursor gets to the back button.
847.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Person you replied to said colour is language specific, not preserved by compilation (or decompilation), and I think you'd agree with that.
848.
by mitxela 2mo ago
The important thing is that they think it is.
849.
by mitxela 2mo ago
The principle prevents governments from taking actual realities of any specific scenario into account, so it seams bad.
850.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Pretty much anyone sharing anything with a megarich person ends badly for the people who are not megarich.
851.
by mitxela 2mo ago
There's a simpler solution, stop letting the AI turn everything into paperclips and there won't be a shortage of paperclip material.
852.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Indeed we only value those at all because Jackson Pollock produced them.
853.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Historically this was because GPUs didn't have control flow and the compiler had to fully unroll the loop. Once that was lifted, you could have any condition and were only limited by a timeout.
854.
by mitxela 2mo ago
The site is currently running, yes. Don't forget it went down quite often immediately following the mass firing though. They seem to have fixed that. There was certainly a ton of bloat to trim, but the haphazard "just pick 80% of
855.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Unihertz Jelly series makes being small their whole selling point. They're not just average sized, they're small small. You could wrap your whole hand around it. Often suggested to help combat phone addiction because apparently
856.
by mitxela 2mo ago
returning error is a function color in Go. That you can discard the error is not relevant, since it creates an incorrect program. Failability is a color in all languages that don't handle it like C (everything is a crash) or like Java
857.
by mitxela 2mo ago
You mean under TFA's interpretation?
858.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Function coloring is defined in terms of what's painful to use. It's not a specific technical requirement.
859.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Nobody's criticising Quake's code the same way they criticise the games I listed, which are full of magic numbers indexing lines of dialog or quest flags, and giant switch statements on the game state: https://github.co
860.
by mitxela 2mo ago
denial of service is when service is denied
861.
by mitxela 2mo ago
It was the spark that started the online culture war that metastasized into the real world and brought about the post-truth era we are now living in. Who knows whether it was a symptom or a cause. Either way it marks the beginning.
862.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Guess they fixed it! It used to do that. But maybe try a few more times in new conversations for luck?
863.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Really months? Or do you just assume it would've been a certain factor slower without the AI? I've been amazed by what I can do in a day if I don't overthink.
864.
by mitxela 2mo ago
The most important part of FINVSQRT is the right shift by one bit. This halves the exponent, which gives the square root to within a factor of 2. Subtraction inverts the exponent since we're looking for an inverse square root. The se
865.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Lots of these came about at the time of GDPR by companies saying "Fine! This is what our website would look like if we complied with your stupid communist privacy law!" and us saying "don't threaten me with a good time!&
866.
by mitxela 2mo ago
aren't we already in the eye of it, without a paddle?
867.
by mitxela 2mo ago
If you patented it, they couldn't copy it (a lot of patents are secretly invalid, but they'd still need to hire lawyers to find out), but you'd be out $300
868.
by mitxela 2mo ago
For some definition of pretty well which doesn't include human user numbers, revenue, profit, or ratio of humans to bots
869.
by mitxela 2mo ago
AI can do captchas better than humans can
870.
by mitxela 2mo ago
They'll be mostly involved with the parts that make money. I worked in a similar situation as one of about 5 people keeping the core infrastructure of the product working, meanwhile about 500 people optimized the ads

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