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Agreed. Reminds me of juggling, while learning I noticed that as long as I could see each ball for at least a split second on its upwards trajectory I could "tell" if it would be a good throw or not. In order to keep both hands&#x
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2y ago
Sadly due to legacy. —- disambiguates revisions and paths in some commands so another option was needed.
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2y ago
A lot of drugs are cash only. Even marijuana in legal states like Michigan.
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2y ago
I think the history shows the intent though, as like you say, the state legislature elected their federal senate representatives up until 1913. I do agree things are different now and expectations might have changed. > Legislation origin
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2y ago
I’m not involved with Cloudflare but IMO they probably calculate some score based on: honesty (not trying to hide user agent, etc), respecting robots.txt, proper crawl rate, etc.
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It was 12 days after 3.5 was released. A lot has changed since then. The point being take anything in with a view of the times, just like if I were to show you quotes from people 60 years ago saying computers are useless and no one will use
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2y ago
I think a distinction needs to be made between ingesting for LLM training and ingesting / crawling because a human asked it to during an inference session. I have been talking about the latter, agree the former is abusive.
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2y ago
But the point I think being made is that those 2 senators are not supposed to represent the people of those states, they represent the states themselves. The House represent the people of those states. The fact we use an electoral college o
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2y ago
The photos apps do this well now. Can search Apple/Google photos with questions about the content of images and videos and get useful results.
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2y ago
I think your last quote is incorrect, at least partially. I'm not sure they replace the entire target page: > This pre-generated content is seamlessly integrated as hidden links on existing pages via our custom HTML transformation p
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2y ago
You can also use the full path to the program, enclose it in quotes, or call "unalias ls" to disassociate it for that shell.
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2y ago
GP clarifies "the bullet never rises above the boreline of the gun" which tells me he might have thought that Chuck was saying the bullet literally goes up after coming out then comes down, instead of the boreline being pointed up
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2y ago
I read a book years ago that I can't remember the name that your comment reminded me of, although achieved a little differently. In the book a global pandemic broke out but didn't effect Muslims. How was this possible? A in-world
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2y ago
Eh, we had Reagan and Schwarzenegger and others before too
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2y ago
Same, first emulator I ever used, maybe a little after you (Windows 98) The ability to speed up time made leveling up pokemon so much easier back in the day. Walking back and forth in the grass. Also my first introduction to save states out
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2y ago
I can tell youre unbiased. /s
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2y ago
It breaks the flow to stop / start just to switch voices. I expected to be able to click a new voice and have it pick up on the next word / sentence with that voice. To compare voices I have to stop, click a new one, then start an
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2y ago
For those worried of AI involved war, have a look at this: Planatir Military AI Platform https://youtu.be/4l-vtZ0c5v8 Looks pretty sophisticated but also scary what is being created these days. And that was a year ago.
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2y ago
>if you're going to have to have two simulators? Will type-ratings be transferrable? Will there be separate differences training and/or currency requirements between the two distinct input methods? Boeing found a way.
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2y ago
I am a human so I can visit other sites with links or from word of mouth or business cards or literally anywhere? LLM finds out about it from me, when I ask it to go to the link. You don’t accuse browsers of “somehow find[ing] the existence
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2y ago
Yes thank you!
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2y ago
I remember in late 90s/early 2000 as a teen going to robots.txt to specifically see what they were trying to hide and exploring those urls. What is the difference if I use a browser or a LLM tool (or curl, or wget, etc) to make those r
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2y ago
Services like FB have the concept of a legacy contact, an account that can manage your page after death. Also the concept of your profile switching to a memorial page, with your legacy contact doing moderation of posts. I did the math years
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2y ago
Mario 64 gets flak for some files not being compiled with optimizations on. There is a YouTuber, whose name I forget at the moment, who has been doing optimization and improvements on it and constantly talks about how this is for the better
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2y ago
On a re-read yeah perhaps I did.
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2y ago
The monkey wasn't awarded copyright on that photo. Neither was the man. Monkey's can't own copyright on anything.
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2y ago
It depends. Did they have any creative input before hitting the shutter? Did they tell you to move? Or adjust lighting? Did they choose the angle or framing? These answers influence the answer to your question.
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2y ago
https://www.ioccc.org/years.html
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Everyone has their own style I would assume. I've been on a PC for 25ish years now and I still type with 3 or 4 fingers almost all the time. I've tried to be more disciplined but I manage 100ish corrected WPM and it gets the job d
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2y ago
They mean that list compared to companies today.
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