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by pastage 2y ago
Though I found a use for the "kill sticky" bookmarklet. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42902395
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by pastage 2y ago
If you see this as a "it is normal to get away from the city" then it is quite common. The archipelago is big but there are alot more places in the country side, and living in the archipelago in the winter can be rough depending o
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by pastage 2y ago
Thanks I will look at that too. Clever and ignorant are synonyms in my book, and I am ignorant here. In this case IO and memory was what was interesting in the article.
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by pastage 2y ago
Yeah, but what is worst? I tried to understand the Haskell way in an article last week[0] pure (n, guard (factor /= n) $> factor) Which I think is more or less the same as this python line. return [factor for factor in fa
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by pastage 2y ago
We have an inventory of everything running, and where they are supposed to be running. If service X does not respond on resource Y the team responsible get an ticket. Check is on IP and names, and some other services. There are no good ways
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by pastage 2y ago
I know nothing about LLM training, but do you mean there is a solution to the issue of LLMs gaslighting each other? Sure this is a proven way of getting training data, but you can not get theorems and axioms right by generating different ve
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by pastage 2y ago
The piratebay crew was convicted of aiding copyright infringement. In that case you could not download derivates from their service. Now you can get verbatim text from the models that any other traditional publisher would have to pay licens
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by pastage 2y ago
Honestly this was not a question about the US vs. EU more about how one view things that has a global effect on things. Sometimes when I use US services I send some love to the legislative branches in EU, because of the good has been adopte
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by pastage 2y ago
Can you expand and on this? Do you think EU should force every successful US company to divest their EU branches. I do not know where I stand on this but you seem to have a clear idea on this..
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by pastage 2y ago
I actually agree that EU should pay more for the war being waged against Europe. I think it would put more pressure on the US to continue being a relevant party in the world politics. Honestly the fight in Ukraine is more important than eve
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by pastage 2y ago
Easiest way to spot an authorian is the complaining something is not democratic while also spending time promoting antidemocratic messages. It is a cop out. I do not believe everyone who argue against some of my views are against everyone o
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by pastage 2y ago
This might be true for you. I have lived with free wood for heating and it was more expensive for me than using a heat pump. What is expensive depends on a lot of factors, political, social, location, time and knowledge. It is not a clear
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by pastage 2y ago
Crashes are another thing, cars going 100 mph here is probably proportionally the same as the people trying to take that at 30 km/h. The streetview of the location makes it even worse than I thought especially looking at the history o
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by pastage 2y ago
Over here education came first economics later, that will color my conclusions. I am pretty sure giving black people as little education as possible was a political goal in the US.
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by pastage 2y ago
It feels like zooming when you bicycle in those tight spaces at 9-12 km/h, which is a third of what you calld zooming. The point is that a collision at 12 km/h is pretty ok. The problem is that cyclists are always close to pedestr
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by pastage 2y ago
What makes me feel uncomfortable is the whole and eye for an eye argumentation in these debates. Your comment on the actions of the US makes me see that clearer. I do not think you can compare war crimes that will end in what-aboutism, and
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by pastage 2y ago
A kid that can use a balance bike is a lot faster on that than on a normal bike for a long time, they have a lot more fun as well. So it is practical as a transportation, which is what bicycles are for me. IME balance bikes is the greatest
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by pastage 2y ago
I can not talk for the US, but in Sweden it was schooling. I think Sweden has better literacy rates earlier than the US, but I guess I really should compare this on a state level considering how the US works. I am pretty sure that it is a
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by pastage 2y ago
A balance bike is a way of transportation for kids, they can use balance bikes for a long time before they are comfortable with biking with pedals. We are talking years with a balance bike and then there is an overlap where they prefer the
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by pastage 2y ago
As a learning tool it works ok as long as you keep vigilant. When lose the original text though or become over reliant on the LLM results you will make mistakes. I will agree as long as you have lots of contexts the mistakes will be few, b
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by pastage 2y ago
I used this method too and found several misstakes, it can be pretty gross mistakes where tone shift is not detected by choosing the wrong words. Idioms and fixed phrases are the hardest I guess. Usually I can get an explanation if I ask fo
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by pastage 2y ago
More code should be released, but code is dependent on the people or environment that run it. When I release buggy code I will almost always have to spend time supporting others in how to run it. This is not what you want to do in Proof of
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by pastage 2y ago
the Virtual terminal[1] from Asciinema[2] is what I use but that is a lot more difficult than just including a video of it. I got CMS from a very expensive CMS to support Asciinema but it was actually too much effort to be worth it I had to
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by pastage 2y ago
Respect is the actual legal definition.... There is no legal distance and it depends and you need to respect peoples privacy. You can definitely camp where you can be seen, but if you can not be seen you are almost certainly in the clear. I
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by pastage 2y ago
When set up it works like a charm, I would say better than TLS. If you work at a place with a rigid IT department it sucks.
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by pastage 2y ago
I think Asciinema live streaming is a new feature I used it this summer to share terminals from one of my jumphosts. For the security part I only did "anyone can watch" which was usable but felt a bit lacking when I tried to use
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by pastage 2y ago
I have deep experience with black listing on the net, and nothing compares to the Chinese censor machine. A comparison with mundane things like malware is dishonest. You should not attribute the great firewall to anything else than the mali
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by pastage 2y ago
Against chinese government censored students. It was a discrimination against all students behind the great firewall. Not all of whom are chinese.
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by pastage 2y ago
It is easy to make mistakes when you margins are razor thin. They might be stupid mistakes it still happens and you notice them more because your margins become even smaller. I have been there, being really poor was hard on me. Not an excus
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by pastage 2y ago
I often get stuck changing from reference to explanation in the middle of wirintg, so this is a great guide. Having a small How-To example in every reference entry for a API endpoint might be good, but you need to keep them seperate and con

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