pinkcan

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by pinkcan 3y ago
don't patents expire after 20 years? I'd assume some of those should be older by now, leaving me to think the reason lies somewhere else.
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by pinkcan 3y ago
Where should they be, and why?
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by pinkcan 3y ago
lisp is from the 60s python is from 91
64.
by pinkcan 3y ago
virustotal says it's good: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/48fe6cd5ef2cb9779db5bf16...
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by pinkcan 3y ago
Wouldn't that be too obvious, wouldn't it be better to plan bogus info elsewhere, especially for and org capable of doing so? Wouldn't it be dangerous to publish bogus info that can be picked up by nationals and allies, espec
66.
by pinkcan 3y ago
I think it's fine like this as it facilitates people finding other docs in their collections. Without understanding OPs reason to share this link it's hard to make a call on that.
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by pinkcan 3y ago
It says in the PDF: 2009
68.
by pinkcan 3y ago
I understand this document is from 2009, not secret, and probably contains information known elsewhere. Still, what is the intent of the CIA in publishing this on the open web? I assume they would be able to distribute this to US nationals
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by pinkcan 3y ago
AFAIK these are also weird orgs of the cooperative type. Each having over 2 million members probably helps keep the prices sane. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Migros https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C
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by pinkcan 3y ago
it's a toy targeted at people with enough disposable income to afford it i own one, it's setting in a shelf
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by pinkcan 3y ago
what do you use the cpu cores for on a threadripper, is it work that any of the other computing units available on this chip can do?
72.
by pinkcan 3y ago
every half year or so I remember centrifuge, and get a little sad they didn't write more about it
73.
by pinkcan 3y ago
lol, don't be naive bart is only being made public because openai did a thing
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by pinkcan 3y ago
It's a ceremony, it's ego stroking.
75.
by pinkcan 3y ago
it's no longer a native app
76.
by pinkcan 3y ago
cold water, but it gets warmer over time
77.
by pinkcan 4y ago
ChatGPT scales better than "demagogues", so it does have more than a "little practical difference".
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by pinkcan 4y ago
there was a bug on our codebase...
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by pinkcan 4y ago
It's called ART - Automatic multi-step Reasoning and Tool-use https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.09014
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by pinkcan 4y ago
seriously? you're being disingenuous codex being in beta meant it was improving, not that it'd vanish overnight. it's not about "getting what they pay for," it's about showing some respect to users who trusted
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by pinkcan 4y ago
if you really wanted to write about it, you could have just avoided referring to the corp name at all, tos and ndas, and just write about the technical details of this script. you could even have done so under a throwaway.
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by pinkcan 4y ago
uk is not in the eu anymore?
83.
by pinkcan 4y ago
I'm worried about the author. Who forced them?
84.
by pinkcan 4y ago
yea ok, but what happens when chatgpt can search for you?
85.
by pinkcan 4y ago
the fact it is being done to people who are being laid off shows it's not just a retention mechanism
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by pinkcan 4y ago
meh, you're writing comes of as defensive if you still have money tied up in crypto you can still try and sell it
87.
by pinkcan 4y ago
docker compose is like using cheat codes
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by pinkcan 4y ago
iOS "focus" and "screen time" features
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by pinkcan 4y ago
reader mode?
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by pinkcan 4y ago
for proper context you'd have to look at the repo has it was when the tweets went out https://github.com/harthur/replace/tree/431b1e183a4bd43046af... but it doesn't matter as those tweets are trash,

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