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by nyolfen 3y ago
buicks? would you mind elaborating?
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by nyolfen 3y ago
well, as i mentioned i have had it print several thousand lines of code very recently without these kinds of issues, so perhaps this reflects some calivinistic fate on your part
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by nyolfen 3y ago
i keep seeing people say this stuff but i think it's just confirmation bias over prolonged usage. i pumped out a full stack webapp with chatgpt 4 in the last week in languages i had little experience with and routinely use it to learn
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by nyolfen 3y ago
gpt is clearly capable of constructing and interacting with a model of the world -- there was a famous example in the microsoft bing paper where they described a complex maze and had it reason its way out. 'predicting what it thinks is
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by nyolfen 3y ago
i saw such a chart a few days ago, specifically for withdrawn papers -- forgive me if i can't dig it up again but china made up something like 50% of the total number e: recollection was slightly off but it is actually much worse! htt
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by nyolfen 3y ago
wait until you hear such idioms as "punched in the gut", "made a killing", etc.
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by nyolfen 3y ago
i am familiar with the distinction, but for most of the world, dubstep is what you call brostep. this battle is long lost.
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by nyolfen 3y ago
this feels like the 'USian'/'American' dichotomy
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by nyolfen 3y ago
it's to mark the comments in these blocks to be extracted for formatted documentation generation rather than conventional code comments
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by nyolfen 3y ago
per prusa's comments in the article, they are filing patents based on open source work at scale
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by nyolfen 3y ago
prusa describes the issue as being that chinese enterprises file for bogus patents in china at scale based on open source work, and due to trade agreements the patents can be extended to other countries. even if the patents are bogus they c
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by nyolfen 3y ago
this is not windows
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by nyolfen 3y ago
i have lived in texas my entire life and i have never heard anything like this bro
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by nyolfen 3y ago
as far as i can tell, every part of this comment is fabricated. grackles are not invasive in texas, nor have they driven other birds to near-extinction, neither were they brought in by hitchcock, neither was the film produced in texas. wher
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by nyolfen 3y ago
i don't understand why a new licensing regime would be necessary, the model is clearly a fair use derivative work. it does exactly what a human does -- observes information, distills it into symbolic systems of meaning, and produces no
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by nyolfen 3y ago
annas-archive.org, search and download, open it on your computer. functionally as trivial as purchasing a book on amazon. reading on a kindle is a niche case.
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by nyolfen 3y ago
so why haven't they already stopped if it is already trivial to download nearly any new piece of media?
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by nyolfen 3y ago
this is the same line as the UK takes for encryption btw
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by nyolfen 3y ago
i spun up an arm free tier instance for someone else a few months ago and it maxed it out at 8gb (and i think 2vcpu)
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by nyolfen 3y ago
i think they've cut this down to 8gb, but i got grandfathered in. i started paying a small amount monthly for one of their services to avoid being culled because it's still a very good deal
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by nyolfen 3y ago
this went around recently https://www.theregister.com/2023/05/26/windows_xp_activation...
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by nyolfen 3y ago
BW uses 100K rounds of PBKDF2 for the master password so I don't think that will be any time soon
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by nyolfen 3y ago
authenticator allows you to export your totp's via qr code, and the sync works for ios as well
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by nyolfen 3y ago
as leonard cohen once said: you won't like what comes after [humans]
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by nyolfen 3y ago
i recall a chinese guy telling me he got around it on his PC by setting up a streaming webtop on a VPS on a foreign network that he didn't have issues accessing https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-webtop
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by nyolfen 3y ago
it applies to schools that receive public funding, like harvard
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by nyolfen 3y ago
> Easy, the civil rights act is great. okay, what constitutional basis does the civil rights act have to protect you from discrimination by a restaurant that should not apply to a university?
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by nyolfen 3y ago
people vote in racial/ethnic blocs, so spoils are doled out on those terms
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by nyolfen 3y ago
what about admittance to a restaurant?
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by nyolfen 3y ago
i vote that this third, secret thing makes anime real as well

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