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pryelluw
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To this day I refuse to buy digital only media. Hoping DVDs or blue rays take off again. Maybe something else? I’m not up to date with the modern physical media formats. Correction: I meant to speak of my refusal to buy downloadable media
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Im still fixing sql and db command injection through APIs from juniors and now vibe coders. This just adds more work to do. The ITT/TTI and TTS/STT have been particularly annoying to protect against. I don’t feel we’ve matured eno
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1y ago
Similar to the glass demonstration on the cybertruck.
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They are served in Puerto Rico. I find that amusing because there’s local types not found anywhere else. The Italians, for revenge, do their own cheesesteak sandwich.
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Why do they need to be undercover? It’s not like anyone is expecting to be raided by the pizza police. And can they do anything about hot pockets? Or is that considered a calzone? Are calzones off jurisdiction? They’re basically a pizza fol
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What do you drive if you do t mind me asking? Fellow older car driver here. I have a 91 Mustang.
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“Our data shows people are happier with the experience and are searching more than ever as they discover what Search can do now.” One can also interpret this as search was such shit that the summaries are allowing users to skip that horribl
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“Providing high quality content that LLMs will actually cite is the new game in town.” That is not my job nor is it my goal. These companies are taking my work, repurposing it, and selling it under the assumption that because they can acces
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In Zap Brannigans voice: “I am well versed in the lost art form of delicates seduction.”
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OT: if you’re ever in Atlanta, come check out pyatl. We’re a pretty old and established python group. It’s always fun and interesting.
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Would having help fix a small issue in your open source libs have any kind of positive effect on interviewing?
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Neat game. Needs levels and milestones in order to keep me motivated. How about a theme as well? Maybe adjustable difficulty. Overall, good start.
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“One who demonstrates and interprets cultural practices to people from other cultures, often as a means of cultural preservation.” https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/cultural_practitioner Imagine a “tour guide” focused o
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Looking forward to the day instagram influencers can proudly state that their work was done by the Turbo Breast-A-Matic 9000.
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I hated those mechanical speed controllers. Burned so many that would pick them up for two at a time.
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Tamiya was a big part of my childhood. It was also part of my young adult years when I worked as a “mechanic” in a hobby shop. Their assembly manuals have always been top notch. Giving me hours of entertainment even after assembling the mod
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Writing what someone else wrote is thinking what someone else thought. My favorite learning technique is reading, listening or viewing something and then typing it into libreoffice. Specially useful when it is something that is transcribed
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Product teams in big companies move slow. But soon enough all the shit ads are going to pop up.
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Not tricky at all. This is a new line of business that provides them with more ad space to sell. If the overview becomes a trusted source of information, then all they need to do is inject ads in the overviews. They already sort of dye that
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Thank you, but I wasn’t going for racist. What you may have missed, from the perspective of your vertically scaled horse, is that you compare learning certain models to a mental disability. It makes calling my comment racist similar to the
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Although I disagree with your opinion (and who cares?), your comment reminded me of Winp Lo. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=d696t3yALAY
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colon.ai has a nice vibe to it.
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I mean, they should just have created another queue, that triggers another lambda that then continues the process after the http response is sent. However, it is still funny when you think that in regular servers you still finish when you
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I like Jerry Seinfeld’s take on plagiarism in comedy. His point is that whoever writes the funniest joke about a given premise gets the credit. This applies forward as well. As you may come up with a new angle and punchline for a well estab
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Good according to whom is the question. Bad is a little simpler to define given violence, etc. But good? Good luck with that. There’s definitely a compounding shift of western values anywhere else these models are deployed.
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The web can be a nice place full of lively people. By default it is not. At least anymore. I remember the early days of webrings, HTML only pages, and guestbooks. That’s no longer the case. It hasn’t been so since facebook. Why is this rele
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I do hope someone from GitHub sees this and helps. We shouldn’t punish this open sourcing software.
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The Last of Them . Shivers …
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How do you keep them safe from other insects and pests? How does this affect pest control within the home?
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For starters, this is an American website run by Americans. To expect any different is equal to the intrinsic value of a pound of rotten fish.
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