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by nottorp 1mo ago
I thought reading becomes immersive if you like the book...
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Then maybe I'd pay a small premium for this tech. ... and I'd love if hotels did.
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by nottorp 1mo ago
I'm sure they have a feature that also asks for species. Martians being longer lived than humans, they come of age at around 42.
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Hmm. Would a refrigerator built like this be silent?
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by nottorp 1mo ago
"From boils, mildew and dirt / I've brought forth new beauty and new worth." [1] Let's call them crippled interrupts. As long as you don't think of them as a message queue... In their defense, the original sign
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Linux? Or also BSD, ReactOS, hobby OS #24562 etc... ?
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by nottorp 1mo ago
It may help if you think of them as interrupts and not something that comes in your message queue.
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by nottorp 1mo ago
If you think a bit, you'll notice that it's long but it's not padded for content length. It does not repeat the same thing 100 times with different wording. Every "bug" he talks about is somewhat different.
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Someone always complains about that when a danluu link is posted. Every time I have to go back to the article (usually after having already read most of it) and notice "yes, it's using the whole browser window". I think you c
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Is this about the fake craters in moon photos?
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by nottorp 1mo ago
I worked on an accounting application once. We had the proper tab order written down on paper docs and checked/updated it regularly. We would have been murdered by at least the point of sale people otherwise :)
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Not to mention the battery savings when nothing pulls those "engagement" posts in the background...
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by nottorp 1mo ago
> All the easily accessible aphantasia tests (such as the one in this link) seem to rely on subjectively deciding whether you "see" or not. I don't know. Have you tried the ball on the table test that's inside the art
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Hmm I'm pretty sure I have some degree of aphantasia, because I read a lot but I never visualize what's going on (or not consciously, at least). However, back in school when we did elementary geometry I had no problem solving ever
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by nottorp 1mo ago
"Fuck" isn't there. Did they only analyze "AI" PRs?
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Self approval? Like Boeing?
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Again, what's the point? If a site wants your eyeballs it should allow you access without jumping through hoops.
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by nottorp 1mo ago
I just delete them most of the time. But I keep my LLMs on a short leash. No 40000 line PRs.
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by nottorp 1mo ago
What I don't understand is why people insist on using a service when that service doesn't want them. I mean, xcancel had bandwidth costs. Even if covered by donations, in what world does it make sense to pay to access twitter inst
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by nottorp 2mo ago
>> good touchpad, be silent > This is Zenbook A16 right now, with recent patches posted to Linux ARM mailing list that support it in full. Including those two items I emphasised? This is usually where Apple's competition fail,
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by nottorp 2mo ago
This is not new though. "We do not sell to EU end users." https://pcengines.ch/recycle.htm "... there are separate registration and recycling schemes for each of the 28+ EU member jurisdictions (and even a fe
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by nottorp 2mo ago
> More is only better when it has meaning. Well there are a lot of AAA gaming companies that should learn that. But instead they feel they have to ad MOAR CONTENT and then complain of balooning costs...
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by nottorp 2mo ago
It depends on if you want samey games or anything creative. You could have complex realistic dialogue for innkeeper #28917 in the little hamlet of ass backwards, but: One: do you really want that? There is such a thing as too much realism i
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by nottorp 2mo ago
Is the real LLM revolution the fact that every piece of news and opinion is now phrased as if it's the end of the world though?
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by nottorp 2mo ago
> Imagine if only we had languages at our fingertips whose explicit purpose was to precisely and unambiguously tell a machine what to do! But that would require people to think! And the marketing is they don't need to do that... Las
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by nottorp 2mo ago
You can reproduce these results even if you're not a lawyer, if you've dabbled in any MMO that has been around for a few years and had multiple patches. Ask any LLM about a random game mechanic and then be prepared to verify if th
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by nottorp 2mo ago
I'm using company Claude for work with no choice what provider I use. I did a quickie test with Fable when they were OMG TRY IT NOW, didn't see much of a difference from Opus 4.8. Except i ran into one of their stupid security gua
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by nottorp 2mo ago
The parent post wasn't talking about technical writing. There is reading and writing for fun, remember?
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by nottorp 2mo ago
Hollywood movies have become indistinguishable from each other before "AI" so I doubt anyone will notice.
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by nottorp 2mo ago
If i had to complain about something, it's the font that's too small. I paid for a wide screen monitor, let me use the whole width of the screen.

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