nilslindemann

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by nilslindemann 5d ago
He may also have gotten paid for it by players, which dont want AGI, because it would disturb their plans. Imagine AGI works out a plan, which, when applied by everyday people without needing any government help, enforces the end of wars, p
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by nilslindemann 8d ago
Ditto. This sucks :-)
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by nilslindemann 11d ago
Your intuitution is right. At least in Germany it is not legal if not asked for permission first. https://www.nilsbecker.de/rechtliche-grauzonen-fuer-ethische... See also the German Criminal Code, starting with §202a "
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by nilslindemann 12d ago
I also just asked the AI [1], and it too states that you are wrong, fsckboy. Quote (translated to english): --- start quote --- This system is precisely tuned so that the air mass within the tube resonates — acting like an additional diaphr
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by nilslindemann 12d ago
I just logged in to delete my chess.com account, got a message: "This account is closed, please log in with your e-Mail to reactivate". No word by them having been hacked.
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by nilslindemann 15d ago
Well, a search for "youtube acoustic fire extinguisher" indicates it has already been invented a few times by people all over the world. The most interesting video is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvnCQg4w4o8
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by nilslindemann 15d ago
Actually, as the Google AI just taught me [1], the bad performance results from hash _collisions_, not from using bigints (which the author also mentions): import timeit def test(M, n): values = [i * M for i in range(
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by nilslindemann 16d ago
Is your fork public? Have an example of where Stockfish does not blunder with your change?
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by nilslindemann 16d ago
However, Stockfish 19 has gotten better at understanding fortresses: https://lichess.org/analysis/1b3r2/8/4P3/2pP2k1/3nB2p/3P3P/5... (now finds 1...Rxf2 = immediately, the evaluation is cl
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by nilslindemann 21d ago
Interesting, but isn't Wayland the future? Edit: I see it links to alternatives to that, like ydotool and dotool. But these do not seem to be active, well documented projects. Far away from the usability of AutoHotkey.
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by nilslindemann 21d ago
Thank you, dick from the internet, for these links, which are not as relevant as you think they are. I will prefer my yanky, well-documented DSL. I think you are right with the userscript.
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by nilslindemann 22d ago
See my answer to user orbital-decay above.
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by nilslindemann 22d ago
> GUI automation is fairly alien and roundabout way of doing things on Mac and Linux. That's a nice claim you just made up there, out of thin air. > If you have something specific in mind, you can say it. I need something to hack
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by nilslindemann 22d ago
> It's packaged in Debian and Ubuntu as "doublecmd-qt" and "doublecmd-gtk" Ah, I found it now. I must have misspelled it, just saw the language files earlier. Yes, this seems to be a valid alternative to Total Co
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by nilslindemann 22d ago
The points I made were valid blocks for using Linux exclusively. Like the other dude answering, I wonder if you ever used Autohotkey to unfuck annoyances in software. I bet you have no clue at all. Regarding your other improvement suggestio
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by nilslindemann 22d ago
> everything it does is done in different ways in other systems. You are not the first Linux user claiming that to me, but it is not true. you never actually tried, admit it. > TC can be run on Wine absolutely everywhere I just tried
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by nilslindemann 22d ago
It is not listed in the Linux Mint App Installer. The Portables downloaded from Sourcefoge do not work. Can it filter-as-you-type the file list? Does it have chainable script button bars? Is there a poweful rename tool? Can it look pretty (
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by nilslindemann 22d ago
I tested these things and the results were not so great. Also, if I need to emulate my OS under wine, then I can as well just use it directly. The only Linux Software I miss on Windows is Timeshift. Thats not enough. Edit: I just have set u
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by nilslindemann 22d ago
You may also check out https://github.com/flick9000/winscript . It has a GUI, but generates a powershell script. https://github.com/ramensoftware/windhawk is also worth mentioning, I use it to unfu
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by nilslindemann 22d ago
Oh, I also need a way to compile CodeBrowser 4.9 [1] [1] https://github.com/nilslindemann/Code_Browser_49
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by nilslindemann 22d ago
Fine, I will switch when your OS has Autohotkey, Total Commander, and allows me to log in as Administrator.
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by nilslindemann 1mo ago
Why not just a website?
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by nilslindemann 1mo ago
that look*
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by nilslindemann 1mo ago
Curious, how would look that in Python?
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by nilslindemann 1mo ago
Because people die and new people get born, and those will grow up one day playing games with their house roboter.
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by nilslindemann 1mo ago
Agreed, that will take a few generations. We can start today and tell every kid that the work-all-day-cake is a lie.
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by nilslindemann 1mo ago
According to Castaneda, what you call a "ruler" is merely a person who has already succumbed to the warrior's second enemy (fear, power, clarity, death). Such failed figures may disrupt the natural flow of things for a time,
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by nilslindemann 1mo ago
The basic plan (figure out the details yourself): 1) We make a list of things all humans without work need daily, to survive. 2) We calculate how many work hours are needed to make these things. 3) We divide these hours by the number of hum
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by nilslindemann 1mo ago
Yes. And I’ll be waiting for you on the terrace of a Dutch coffee shop, gazing at the evening sun over the sea, with a chessboard on the table, a joint in my left hand and a cup of coffee in my right, while jazz plays.
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by nilslindemann 1mo ago
> “Drudgery” and “meaningful work”. The future is not: The computers do the boring work and we do the fun work. The future is: the computers do the work and we have hobbies. > we prefer solipsistic convenience over human relationships

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