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my_throwaway23
3mo ago
I've been eyeing the Xteink devices for a while now. They fit all the boxes - small, cheap, physical buttons - a basic reading utility. However, since there's no support for DRM, I'm worried either I won't be able to fin
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my_throwaway23
4mo ago
Perhaps unrelated, but that reminds me of the inevitable avalanche of identical replies to every submission on aphantasia, all proclaiming that, no, they do indeed find it odd that there are people who can visualise internally. Do you enjoy
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my_throwaway23
4mo ago
What difference does it make?
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my_throwaway23
4mo ago
And not everything's about learning. You are allowed to do things strictly because you enjoy doing them, with no ulterior motive.
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my_throwaway23
4mo ago
It sounds almost as if you're saying learning is only possible by reading, which, I would argue, most of the history of humanity proves false.
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my_throwaway23
4mo ago
Side note: I love literature, but I can not for the life of me understand how anyone can consider non-fiction enjoyable to read. Informative, perhaps interesting, yes, but enjoyable? Heck no. Take me as far away from reality as possible. Th
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my_throwaway23
4mo ago
No, not at all. They're a classic comfort food, usually made quite thin, but not thin enough to be called crepes, and I'd wager most people don't learn through a recipe, but, similar to you, it's some of the first things
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my_throwaway23
4mo ago
Perhaps you could add a classic Swedish take on pancakes/crepes - whisk a moderate numbers of eggs with milk (4 eggs for every litre of milk is a good starting point, but dealers choice), flour until a nice consistency, fry in a pan un
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my_throwaway23
4mo ago
As much as I'd prefer a smaller, non-american operator (for most anything really), I'm extremely hesitant to pay directly for search. For this service, the "just an ID as account" looks nice and private on the surface, b
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my_throwaway23
6mo ago
WYSIWYG, huh? I'm certainly not against the idea, and the editor seems to work well enough (given the 3 minutes I spent on the landing page). I'm not so sure why it needs an LLM in-between the source files and the editor though...
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my_throwaway23
6mo ago
Note: de jure, not de facto. I'm pretty sure most news outlets would cave with the right pressure, with or without any new laws. On top of that is the fact that the department for foreign affairs is the department where the line betwee
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my_throwaway23
6mo ago
Put it in Sweden[0]. At least you'd have de jure source protection. [0]: https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Källskydd
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my_throwaway23
6mo ago
Most people don't treat their line setting as holy scripture. Besides, nobody stops you from putting your actions on a sliding scale. Did your good friend not repay his loan? Okay, what's the size of the loan, and how did they rea
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my_throwaway23
6mo ago
I opened the comment section expecting to find a slew (a slop?) of LLM enthusiasts. I was not disappointed. Whether you're a fanatical or not, of either side, LLM usage is driving energy and hardware prices to go up, it is an impli
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my_throwaway23
7mo ago
Who is writing the tests?
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my_throwaway23
8mo ago
Yes, but they're close to 10 years old at this point. 10? 10.
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my_throwaway23
8mo ago
I presume you'll add the network stack next, so that I can use my favourite, most useful packages? import isOdd from "https://unpkg.com/is-odd";
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my_throwaway23
8mo ago
To be fair, Windows 7 was quite good in my opinion. Wait, what year is it?
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my_throwaway23
8mo ago
Slop. Ask and ye shall receive. In a reply to another comment you claim it's because you couldn't be bothered writing documentation. It seems you couldn't be bothered writing the article on the project "blog" either
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my_throwaway23
8mo ago
> The constraints you'll hit when building widgets today aren't arbitrary. They're scar tissue. You get a point multiplier for rewriting parts of whatever vomit the LLM gave you. `1 x 0` is still `0` though.
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8mo ago
Frankly I didn't "build" anything. It was mostly just a case of setting up the docker scripts, make sure the volumes have proper permissions and the configuration is sane. The configuration though, I'll take all the cred
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my_throwaway23
8mo ago
I'm using Element Synapse with the Mautrix bridges. They're all a pain to setup, with a ton of required configuration options each, but once setup, it's mostly transparent where any one chat originates. Reactions, emojis, med
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my_throwaway23
8mo ago
While I experience a very disturbing nausea, with just a healthy bit of existential dread, whenever I read whatever these AI Bros(TM) manage to... ahem, "sculpt", you actually managed to write something not immediately recognizeab
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my_throwaway23
8mo ago
While not a commercial offering, which is what this is saying in reality - closed source, commercial alternative with (limited) interoperability, I've been running my own chat server for a while now with (limited) interoperability with
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my_throwaway23
8mo ago
Ding ding ding! Reading, and to some extent editing, is not an active task. In order to become better, at anything, you need to actively do the thing. If you're prompting LLM's, and using whatever they produce, all you'll see
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8mo ago
Your writing disagree - "This is not <>. This is how <>." "When <> or <>, <> is not <>. It is <>." "That alignment is what produces the sense of recognition. I already had t
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my_throwaway23
8mo ago
I'm not sure how to begin to describe the feeling of reading an analytical take on working as an escort. Weird. Side note: Every single AMA/QA with a prostitute I've seen I've posted a question I'm anxious to know t
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my_throwaway23
8mo ago
I used to live in Gdansk, and later Gdynia, and let me tell you - as soon as it's cold outside, people burn all kinds of shit at home, the air's so thick you can practically cut it with a knife. We theorized that the smog's m
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my_throwaway23
8mo ago
I've been using https://aiolauncher.app/ the past few years. It's great! Bit of a sidenote, and I might be an exception here, but I don't get the point of all these launchers - they're all the same! Some
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my_throwaway23
9mo ago
Looks an awful lot like https://github.com/jorgebucaran/hyperapp
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