motbus3

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by motbus3 11mo ago
I wonder if cursor metrics are skewed as, I believe everyone tends to accept the wrong code and fix it later because if you need to keep fixing small chunks of code it becomes easier to type yourself.
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by motbus3 11mo ago
We need to wait and see. According to Google they have solved AI 10 years ago with Google Duo but somehow they keep smashing records despite being the worst coding tool until Gemini 2.5. Google internal benchmarks are irrelevant
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by motbus3 11mo ago
Can someone please clarify to me? Having a decensoring model would be only part of the "effort" as it is to select data that goes in the model as well as how that data is used, isn't it?
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by motbus3 11mo ago
Imagine needing to agree with a TOS that can lock you out of your phone when they change/add some random new policy
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by motbus3 1y ago
I hope you get time enough to be old
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by motbus3 1y ago
Zuck hired John Carmack and got nothing of it On the other hand, it was only lecunn avoiding meta to go 100p evil creepy mode too
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by motbus3 1y ago
Once I did Yoga and the Yoga got anxiety
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by motbus3 1y ago
Not that they did on purpose or anything, but the delay was at a very convenient time
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by motbus3 1y ago
Imagine giving them your DNA data that could be sold to anyone without your knowledge because you don't have legal grounds to allow or disallow that.
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by motbus3 1y ago
With the British weather they will be mostly off :)
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by motbus3 1y ago
Why is not NATO involved in none of this? This seems quite weird stretch to not have any international laws being broken
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by motbus3 1y ago
Until they change their minds. If they were serious about it, it would be part of PyCQA
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by motbus3 1y ago
This is unfortunately true. Accusing a company for maximizing profit is naive. There is a structural problem on taxation Vs how much the company contributes back to society. Morally speaking, your sentiment is right with most of us I think
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by motbus3 1y ago
I am running similar experiment but so far, changing the seed of openai seems to give similar results. Which if that confirms, is concerning to me on how sensitive it could be
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by motbus3 1y ago
Always a lovely Monday when you wake just in time to see everything going down
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by motbus3 1y ago
This is all theatrical. They already know that what they want is a section on what can be see or not within its borders. After this case has been processed and maybe some others some genius will say that internet should be a subset of the w
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by motbus3 1y ago
In few years agreeing with you will be considered unsafe Consider this a glomar response.
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by motbus3 1y ago
Honest question. Is java whatever version today worth learning again? Java is something I shoved of my life together with the MS stuff and never looked back, but there is still plenty of market for it anyway
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by motbus3 1y ago
I'm curious about Kotlin. What makes it great for you? I tried few times checking on it, but I failed to find something that motivated me to continue
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by motbus3 1y ago
Their oil needs more freedom
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by motbus3 1y ago
I started receiving spam calls lately again but I was just denying the calls. It was with a predictable frequency few times a week. weeks ago I decided to use screening call, and maybe it was a coincidence, after the first usage I've
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by motbus3 1y ago
They will basically block 4chan off UK network and that will be the beginning of the internet split, which, in a world endangered again by the narrative construction will be yet another step for one-sided truths and the verge of yet another
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by motbus3 1y ago
They might so as they did elsewhere like choose few streets and saying they operate driverless in London just for show. I don't think one can take their word until it is done.
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by motbus3 1y ago
On top of all that, it is seems so easy to avoid taxation by having off-shores and buying assets and stocks and whatever to just make the money "disappear". Top richest guys in the world are basically not paying taxes at all.
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by motbus3 1y ago
The "music industry" and "anti piracy" are being used to create unprecedent levels of media and internet control. That's the only thing now. They are able to take websites even without formal conclusive legal action
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by motbus3 1y ago
I am not left, right, center. I am not even American. I am mostly curious why this is seem in center-left but (as I understood) not expected from the right? I am supposing that and endless stack of problems to solve is always good for any p
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by motbus3 1y ago
That should not be the default
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by motbus3 1y ago
Masses are weak and dumb. It is the law of averages. If split apart because of minor factors such as a race, genre and etc, the forces cancels out and no one works together. Can you think in a modern type of media that exactly does that? It
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by motbus3 1y ago
If productivity was a problem, why accept paying less for a less capable worker? Same thing as for counterfeiting/cheap china products. They are good enough for the price. Increasing productivity does mean doing more, but doing more wi
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by motbus3 1y ago
There is zero chance of this happening. All the big billionaires and trillionaries CEOs were sitting with the president in his first day. There is zero chance they will have their slice of their pie smaller. In the history of the world, the

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