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by prophesi 1y ago
> "who funded this?" Page 7 of the PDF shows the following: "This project is part of the U.S. 2020 Facebook and Instagram Election Study (Gonz´alez-Bail´on et al. 2023; Guess et al. 2023a,b; Nyhan et al. 2023; Allcott et a
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by prophesi 2y ago
Now I know what I'll try next time I match with a bot on a dating app.
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by prophesi 2y ago
Should be noted that it's proprietary and requires paying for a license for commercial/business use. https://docs.orbstack.dev/faq#free
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by prophesi 2y ago
I think it can be IP theft, and also require labor negotiations. And global technical infrastructure for people to opt-in to having their data trained on. And a method for creators to be compensated if they do opt-in and their work is inges
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by prophesi 2y ago
I've been using it for so many years that I'm not sure when I started, but I've never had issues being labeled as a bot. What should actually be noted is that Google has rejected the plugin from their store for ages so it do
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by prophesi 2y ago
If you're in Elixir land, Hermes MCP[0] is a fantastic library for building out MCP clients/servers with both SSE/HTTP support. And will be quite robust given the scalability and fault tolerance of the BEAM. [0] https:/
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by prophesi 2y ago
People buy Nintendo consoles for Nintendo games, generally. It's actually baffling how other AAA game studios release games at full price in a buggy state, then are heavily discounted months later with enough patches for them to finall
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by prophesi 2y ago
Unless I'm missing something, rvnx was the one who submitted this post. Not garciasn. garciasn was just mentioning how they've struggled with the guideline themselves, since it does get subjective.
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by prophesi 2y ago
The title is withholding key information while making a vague superlative claim, amongst other common clickbait techniques like talking in second person. IMO this title isn't good as-is, even just replacing `It's` with `BYD is` wo
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by prophesi 2y ago
The first thing I'd do if it were open source is spin up a PR to allow the telemetry to be opt-in. After two decades of being the product, it's hard to trust any data collection done by companies outside the EU.
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by prophesi 2y ago
It's a moral race to the bottom when the salary's good and competition is fierce. It's great that Google pushed back against Project Maven, but nothing stopped the other 21+ companies from participating.
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by prophesi 2y ago
If this isn't monetized, is there any reason against opening its source? I personally would like to be able to disable the usage analytics and crash reports.
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by prophesi 2y ago
Because then I can know whether the hallucinations they encountered are a little surprising, or not surprising at all.
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by prophesi 2y ago
I didn't think of that! I'd definitely be interested in an Elixir MCP. And thank you for pointing out the Phoenix/Elixir block. You'll find me lurking in the Discord.
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by prophesi 2y ago
Very excited for this. The two painpoints I've had with LLM's lately: - Mediocre knowledge of Erlang/Elixir - Reluctance to use the new rune feature in Svelte 5 It sounds like I'd be able to point my local LLM to the off
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by prophesi 2y ago
My way of securely accessing HTTP-only sites these days is to check if the site's been archived. Not sure if it's changed since, but here's a snapshot of the page on Jan 11th 2025[0]. [0] https://archive.md/Q2
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by prophesi 2y ago
That's fair. The major libraries I use migrated to runes even before Svelte 5 was officially released. You can use runes with Superforms[0] as any store-based API can have rune-based reactivity passed to it, but it sounds like using ru
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by prophesi 2y ago
> A big part of the Svelte ecosystem is still using Svelte stores Just a nitpick, with runes in Svelte 5, stores have largely become obsolete. $state, $derived, and $effect replace most of the needs people would normally use stores for.
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by prophesi 2y ago
It's not just better hardware, though. As I mentioned, two very easy solutions to help alleviate motion sickness are purely software based. If you're just going purely hardware, we already know that 90FPS is a bare minimum to keep
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by prophesi 2y ago
It's frustrating because the two common methods for reducing motion sickness shouldn't be hard to implement, even for lazy console FPS ports. Tunneling while the user turns, and teleportation controls. All VR games should have tho
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by prophesi 2y ago
And for those not ready to make a full switch, they can reside side-by-side without issue.
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by prophesi 2y ago
It's not surprising to me because The Intercept regularly reports on the use of Dataminr by various US agencies. https://kagi.com/search?q=dataminr+site%3Atheintercept.com&r...
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by prophesi 2y ago
I've been using Unhook[0] for years that it's almost a jumpscare for me to see a recommended video or the Youtube homepage. Your social circles and natural serendipity should be plenty for finding new creators. And in general, avo
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by prophesi 2y ago
Could you expound on this? From what I'm reading, this sounds like an issue with diffusion models that their block diffusion model is purposefully designed to mitigate, by conditioning on previous blocks and allowing for larger blocks
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by prophesi 2y ago
It's unfortunate that the elite's interest in stoicism (along with the sigma male crowd) has tainted its perception. It's essentially the basis of CBT and logotherapy that has changed my life for the better. But we also saw t
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by prophesi 2y ago
Truly the most effective method to get an answer on the internet https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ward_Cunningham#%22Cunningham'...
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by prophesi 2y ago
Wouldn't direnv just mean it will now send up your .envrc file? I think what would work even better is combining direnv with pass[0] so that if it does get uploaded, it will be encrypted. ie: export SECRET_KEY=$(pass work/secret_k
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by prophesi 2y ago
The adblock I use[0] (based on uBlock) hasn't been available on the Chrome store nearly since day 1. [0] https://adnauseam.io/
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by prophesi 2y ago
I'd love for Vedal to incorporate this in Neuro-sama's model. An osu bot turned AI Vtuber[0]. [0] https://www.youtube.com/shorts/eF6hnDFIKmA
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by prophesi 2y ago
True to an extent; there's the broadcast order versus the actual chronological order versus the source material order that all differ a good bit[0]. Broadcast order being the main outlier. It's an episodic series, with some that s

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