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by rafram 1y ago
Their JavaScript library didn’t support that as of whenever I tried.
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by rafram 1y ago
Site seems to be down - I can’t get the article to load - but by far the most maddening part of Vertex AI is the way it deals with multimodal inputs. You can’t just attach an image to your request. You have to use their file manager to uplo
843.
by rafram 1y ago
Not sure where you're getting the idea that it's a Bash completion extension from. It's a new shell (see name) that natively supports complex nested data structures, numbers, numbers with units, and so on. Compare with the cl
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by rafram 1y ago
Fun! Though it shouldn't scroll down on every key press, only ones that input a character. Command/ctrl-clicking a link jumps down to the bottom right now.
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by rafram 1y ago
The `?` query operator is just a different, equally inscrutable DSL...
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by rafram 1y ago
> In addition requests with UserAgent should also be typically be rejected. No, all HTTP clients set User-Agent.
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by rafram 1y ago
Oh no, remote MCP servers. Security was nice while it lasted!
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by rafram 1y ago
The US moves more of its freight by rail than any other country in the world, and it’s not even close [1]. This just isn’t a very thoroughly researched article. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rail_freight_transport#
849.
by rafram 1y ago
Unnecessarily rude. There was also a time when you didn’t know this. I can guarantee it!
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by rafram 1y ago
Hopefully that user actually doesn’t exist on the second machine!
851.
by rafram 1y ago
Did I say that?
852.
by rafram 1y ago
Google supports that too. After searching, click “Forums” in the top bar.
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by rafram 1y ago
If you already have ffmpeg, you shouldn't need an LLM to write `ffmpeg -i video.avi video.mp4`.
854.
by rafram 1y ago
Seems like they should've just repeated the test. But without the huge point lead from the rounds where it cheated, it wouldn't have looked very impressive at all.
855.
by rafram 1y ago
That's true for heavily photographed urban areas. I've tried it on some desert photos (even at identifiable points with human structures) and it basically just guesses a random trailhead in Joshua Tree and makes up a BS explanatio
856.
by rafram 1y ago
Yes: https://www.geoguessr.com/community-rules
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by rafram 1y ago
From one of o3 outputs: > Rear window decal clearly reads “www.taxilinder.at”. A quick lookup shows Taxi Linder GmbH is based in Dornbirn, Vorarlberg. That's cheating. If it can use web search, it isn't playing fair. Obviously
858.
by rafram 1y ago
I've never had any issue using any Google service with an ad blocker. They make plenty off of me via YouTube Premium and Google Flights commissions - both services that I think are valuable, and one that I actually gladly pay for.
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by rafram 1y ago
It's not just me getting Reddit discussion results - Google has an exclusive deal with Reddit to list it in search results [1], and it tends to be ranked highly now for more subjective/recommendation-based queries. (And I did this
860.
by rafram 1y ago
In what economic model is wage growth determined by the quality of the work? That sounds very unrealistic to me.
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by rafram 1y ago
Use an ad blocker.
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by rafram 1y ago
On a search for "avi to mp4": - Google shows CloudConvert, then some helpful Reddit threads, then Ask Ubuntu, then some spammy SEO-optimized converter websites. - Kagi shows CloudConvert, then pages and pages of spammy SEO-optimiz
863.
by rafram 1y ago
This app is Mac-only, which makes the choice to use Electron a little confusing.
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by rafram 1y ago
> There is no more "as QoL in China improves." You start with this, but then the rest of your comment is totally unrelated. Could you elaborate?
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by rafram 2y ago
> What alternative future is there to Bitcoin becoming the new reserve currency? Bitcoin not becoming the new reserve currency.
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by rafram 2y ago
Pedantry.
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by rafram 2y ago
You’re telling me there was a secret… listserv?! Truly, this conspiracy goes all the way to the top.
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by rafram 2y ago
Wikipedia presents consensus as a proxy for the truth. Pretty sure the consensus on GamerGate is that it was a misogynistic harassment campaign.
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by rafram 2y ago
Yup. Mastodon has this issue. Can’t pick a big generic instance because it could get defederated for spam/being too normie; can’t pick a small instance because it could get defederated over some ridiculous drama [1][2]. Normal people (
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by rafram 2y ago
I was going to say that it was a majority this time, but it seems like the results shifted as more votes were counted after election night, and he ended up with 49.8%. Still, unbelievably, pretty close to a majority.

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