queenkjuul

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by queenkjuul 5d ago
Run it twice
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by queenkjuul 5d ago
The live music image in their collage is hilarious: it's blurring the backs of people's heads, and presumably blurs the faces of the band, as how would it know the difference Eta: and in their demo video there's a person walk
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by queenkjuul 5d ago
> Wouldn't that be covered by fair use? This has never once prevented a DMCA notice from being issued, and I'm sure you can guess how easy it is to get a person at YouTube to review your appeal
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by queenkjuul 6d ago
To be fair i think in KDE terms, the desktop refers to the whole experience: the panels, the notifications, the menus, the decorations, the file manager, etc. Also to be fair i think widgets are still mostly focused on the actual desktop
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by queenkjuul 6d ago
I'm not nitpicking, it's just a bad metaphor, entirely, on its face. No nits about it
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by queenkjuul 7d ago
I know I'm an outlier but i truly just can't imagine using an LLM for absolutely anything outside programming itself. I'm something of an expert in programming so i can spot the hallucinations and nonsense. I'm not an ex
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by queenkjuul 8d ago
They are nowhere close to cars
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by queenkjuul 8d ago
This conversation is about who would take an award winning photo. It's not about how much you personally like photography.
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by queenkjuul 8d ago
I really don't think so. A pro that knows all the ins and outs of working their camera for the perfect shot in the given conditions will do better than a one-off hope that the camera auto settings nail it. A professional literally spen
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by queenkjuul 8d ago
Have you tried buying a computer lately
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by queenkjuul 8d ago
Normal people didn't ride horses everywhere. They weren't used like cars. I'm so sick of this analogy. People walked places. If it was too far to walk you used a horse drawn bus/tram. If you had to much to carry you used
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by queenkjuul 8d ago
Nobody ever gives a real reason why extinction is a plausible threat from current model development, and Chinese researchers don't seem to agree that it's plausible either.
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by queenkjuul 8d ago
We locked down AFTER people started dying, not before!
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by queenkjuul 8d ago
These people always insist on literally ignoring the body count. Drives me insane. It was so far removed from a normal flu and everyone in the medical field will tell you that emphatically yet here people are acting like it was nothing.
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by queenkjuul 8d ago
Millions and millions of people died, you know.
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by queenkjuul 8d ago
This hasn't worked out that well for me. I have to try to do it myself, do something wrong, and ask for an explanation of what i broke. Just typing doesn't leave me with any retention.
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by queenkjuul 8d ago
Yes, everyone who disagrees with you is unhealthy, okay.
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by queenkjuul 9d ago
I wish they told us which model wrote the article so i can be sure to avoid it in the future. This is brutal to try and read
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by queenkjuul 9d ago
Meh, i use LLMs every day as a 9-5 dev and i absolutely despise how they write, and i don't particularly like how they write code. Sometimes I'd rather just have something done, and asking an LLM is basically always faster than us
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by queenkjuul 9d ago
I don't think LLMs have high information density at all, a huge percentage of what they say reads like filler. They're essentially incapable of being concise. Which I think is partially evidenced by the "tens of thousands of
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by queenkjuul 9d ago
What is it about a hammer that you find distasteful
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by queenkjuul 9d ago
With a sufficient endowment to the Trump family, one can get anything they want from this supreme court
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by queenkjuul 9d ago
Embrace: buy the biggest forge Extend: add actions, drive adoption, move your own devs to it Extinguish: enshittify until all that's left is ads for copilot They knew GitHub was the, well, hub, for most open source development. Then th
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by queenkjuul 9d ago
I don't know if you know this but 2006 was a lot more recent than 1906, and some of the same people are still there
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by queenkjuul 9d ago
I always figured this was intentional because i had been deliberately trying not to use the chat feature but they were pushing it really hard in marketing and, well, they got me to click... And also to stop using the site entirely
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by queenkjuul 9d ago
The "page two is inaccessible" thing is, imo, severe. I've seen it myself at work, and there are lots of parts of the UI where I'm regularly looking for something on page 2. I didn't even think to try the JavaScript
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by queenkjuul 12d ago
Just looked up my 2016 Toyota. My car has no telemetry module, and for cars that do there are companies that sell harnesses that plug into the module, terminating the antennas and/or cutting power without affecting anything else
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by queenkjuul 12d ago
I want that for the core system packages but sometimes you need the latest version of some random utility to use for a one off task, and in those cases these package formats are handy: download an AppImage and make no changes to your system
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by queenkjuul 12d ago
I don't know how this happens to me but i always have trouble with Bottles. And not just the slightly bad UI, but like today, i have an installer that i can run directly with Steam that i cannot get to run in Bottles. When i last used
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by queenkjuul 12d ago
Nobody said autocomplete lacks utility...

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