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by raincole 7mo ago
This particular case isn't a dark pattern, but the fact OSes are written under the assumption that users want to create an account for cloud services is. (Yes, by this definition Google, Microsoft and Apple are all dark patterners.)
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by raincole 7mo ago
If the premise is that everyone would just agree on the same protocol, I have an even more unbreakable solution: every image has to be upload to a blockchain the moment it is (claimed to be) created. Otherwise it's AI. If only everyo
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by raincole 7mo ago
There is no solution . I don't know why people discuss this subject as if there is a technical solution. As if there are fairies or souls hidden in the pixels that help us tell what is AI generated and what is not.
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by raincole 7mo ago
They absolutely didn't imply that. They implied that Meta doesn't want to show the ads so it's native to think Meta would just show the ads without being forced to. Which is correct.
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by raincole 7mo ago
Uh... you can do this pretty easily since day 1. Just use Stable Diffusion with a low denoising strength. This repo presents an even less destructive way[0], but it has always been very easy to hide that an image is generated by Nano Banana
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by raincole 7mo ago
> new competition for water Data centers use minuscule amount of water compared to factories that make physical goods.
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by raincole 7mo ago
Wait, so you admit this is intentional, not a bug? We need to internet archive this comment. Edit: and I suggest not downvoting and burying the parent comment. People should be aware that this is an intended behavior from Vercel.
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by raincole 7mo ago
> Maybe extend that break for the rest of the month and come back nicer? Quite sure most (perhaps >99%) adult people would consider this passive aggressive. But yeah, I agree with you for the rest part. Why did Mario assume that bot i
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by raincole 7mo ago
In the past ~15 years, there are only two new languages that went from "shiny new niche toy" to "mainstream" status. Rust and Go[0]. This fact alone insinuates that the idea of having unlimited memory or unlimited CPU
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by raincole 7mo ago
And which laws state that Meta is obligated to show ads like this?
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by raincole 7mo ago
No one says ToS are laws and especially not the parent commenter.
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by raincole 7mo ago
You misunderstood. The model doesn't create a user block here. The UI correctly shows what was user message and what was model response.
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by raincole 7mo ago
? So for whom?
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by raincole 7mo ago
It's such a weird question. Yes, "dot operator can throw a NRE" is of course a big mistake. A billion-dollar mistake, you can even say.
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by raincole 7mo ago
Unity's C# has always felt like C#'s mentally challenged cousin. C-not-so-sharp. The custom == convinced me that allowing operator overloading on built-in operators is one big mistake.
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by raincole 7mo ago
> 2026 can without irony be named as Year of Linux Desktop, right? For whom? Average desktop users? Average users don't know what LittleSnitch is, let alone calling it "popular software."
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by raincole 7mo ago
You have to ask how much of it is subsidized, otherwise it's pointless. It's very easy to 'decouple' electricity price from natural gas if the government simply pays it with tax money (which is how it works in many asian
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by raincole 7mo ago
> Prior to the industrial revolution, the natural world was nearly infinitely abundant. Prior to the industrial revolution, people fight to death for who can use the rivers. Pre-industrial societies are societies of scarcity. [0]: People
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by raincole 7mo ago
It's not that Europeans embracing being idle. It's that they realized typical white collar workers hardly produce any value (unlike Americans who still pretend they do) so it makes no difference for them to work less than 40 hours
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by raincole 7mo ago
And the "evidence" they presented includes things like, body language . > I presented my evidence piece by piece. In his soft British lilt, Mr. Back insisted he wasn’t Satoshi and chalked it all up to a series of coincidences.
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by raincole 7mo ago
> As for RAM, the Wii has a unique configuration: 88 MB total TIL Wii has only 88MB of RAM. Fortunately games weren't electron-based.
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by raincole 7mo ago
> "I'm excited to work on the future of PI at Palantir." and nothing else, clearly this is worse? Yeah, but mainly just because what Palantir is. It would be better if he just told us what part of the future pi tool chain
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by raincole 7mo ago
> The example you point out is the advanced case, someone only needs in a very specific case This is exactly how C++ landed where it is now. Every time it's "you only need to know that syntax if..." well it ends up every
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by raincole 7mo ago
> Try teaching someone C# nowadays. Completely impossible. Really, I wish they would've given F# just a tenth of the love that C# got over the years If they actually put effort in F#, it would have reached "unteachable" st
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by raincole 7mo ago
Union is almost a net positive to C# in my opinion. But I do agree. C# is heading to a weird place. At first glance C# looks like a very explicit language, but then you have all the hidden magical tricks: you can't even tell if a (x) =
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by raincole 7mo ago
"Write a blog post about the fact and make it well known"
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by raincole 7mo ago
Mario having to write this many words to justify this decision alone is a red flag already. The fact I can't understand what Earendil is after reading this many words is an even bigger red flag. But who am I to judge? If I made a pro
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by raincole 7mo ago
> When you hear the first guitar note, stop the song, find the note on the guitar, and write it down How do you do that with chords? I know everyone who isn't completely tone deaf can do that with one single note. But when it comes
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by raincole 7mo ago
How do you do that with chords? I know everyone who isn't completely tone deaf can do that with one single note. But when it comes to chords, unless you already know some music theory, aren't there infinite number of combinations
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by raincole 7mo ago
They were more than right. They were correct in an intentional, precise manner. This is what OpenAI actually stated[0]: > Synthetic imagery, audio, and video, imply that technologies are reducing the cost of generating fake content and w

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