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raxxorraxor
5mo ago
I have no idea why people don't just use a standard imap mail client, Thunderbird being the most obvious choice here.
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5mo ago
I don't think it is delusional. Maybe ineffective. I think it is delusional to just accept these privacy invading measures as inevitable. Especially for software services today, there often is an alternative. Most businesses don't
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5mo ago
I would like my browser to not pass their challenge and then flush support of services I cannot reach. This is the only way for them to stop, to really get on the nerves of their customers. Those might ignore it, but there are always altern
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5mo ago
For coding don't think so, but they are very close. I code with sonnet mostly because I think opus is just useful if you fail to dissect problems adequately, but anyway. Kimi is close for example regarding SWE bench for code. For reaso
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5mo ago
Plus, at some point there are less tokens because local models being optimised and can work with protected information. For enterprises that want an AI with a knowledge base of internal documents, this becomes more interesting by the day.
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5mo ago
Would they be liable if a kid stole an id from an adult? If not, probably because the site had protection against minors accessing their site. If that is the requirement, a simple window asking for age would suffice, right?
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5mo ago
Public service broadcasting is influenced by the state in Germany. Not directly, but there are clear common boundaries and influences. The Rundfunkräte (broadcasting boards) have the job to ensure impartiality, but are often occupied by par
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5mo ago
In contrast to bad policies out of Europe and living there, this seems trivial to be honest.
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5mo ago
If it is their own repo, I wouldn't give a damn. If it was any other I would poison their
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No, I don't think any of that follows from that. The header can be set in the initial communication attempt. It is even more specific than any other mechanism to verify your age, because this header can be set appropriately for any web
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5mo ago
That is the only real solution. It removes the lobbyists with their bad verification schemes and untrustworthy software. You don't need untrusty flaggers or untrustworthy official authorities. In no way can nations be responsible enoug
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5mo ago
Agreed. If you want a local solution and memory is limited, Qwen 3.5:9b is quite good as long as problems/context remains smaller. If using vs code Zoo-Code (new Roo-code) still offers the best results for me. Just be aware which exten
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5mo ago
With that position you would have made an excellent bishop or mufti in the 19th century. But today your position needs justification and you will probably not be able to convince a democratic majority to do away with hard earned and liked f
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5mo ago
I ditched Github for Gitea. If I want to share the code I can use completely distinct credentials and I don't "login" into my IDE. Although the latter doesn't help, an IDE can extract any form of secret just fine, but yo
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5mo ago
Yes, because sandboxing gets us unusable OS like iOS or Android. It isn't a solution. Perhaps the gun nuts are right then. Better be a gun nut than a Google employee, probably.
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5mo ago
I would be wary as a customer too because there is little doubt he sees them the same way. Although perhaps their style of customer even appreciates this. Still, a responsible CEO would resign after such a blunder because he has become a li
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5mo ago
Nice work, thank you very much! Did you develop that as part of your work at TI or on your own time?
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5mo ago
Tools like cursor make typical files like .env inaccessible to models. Now the models have become quite apt to just extract the content through the console.
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5mo ago
Simulation in abstract implies to imitate something. Further abstracted to a system of rules removes the reference and it become equivalent to a lot of concepts. It is true that the meaning evolved, but that is probably just an effect becau
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5mo ago
Not into modern philosophy at all, but I do believe, simulated or not, that this is indeed mostly quibbling. An engineer would ask what a simulation would simulate. This is the core of the meaning behind that word. And if the answer is real
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5mo ago
Not true. It is a militant fundamentalist group. In contrast to Israel that often tries to avoid civilian targets, for Hezbollah terror is the goal. There is no excuse for that, they are what they themselves claim to be and no, they don
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I don't think this strategy is a viable experiment. Far too many uncontrolled variables for a very shallow complexity of "input variables" how you call it. Simpler explanation management has no ideas and goals and this is a r
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5mo ago
Agreed. You really should replace the manger that made that policy as soon as possible. This is a playbook example of the corporate rot that leads to decline in a once innovative space.
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The "army of god" isn't in any way a victim, they are perpetrators of the highest order. The political goals of Hezbollah are only in-transparent to those that are blinded in their hatred of Israel for one reason or another.
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Hezbollah is an Iranian supported schiite fundamentalist militant group effectively controlling the south of Lebanon. Syria declared war on Israel right after its founding and it rejected multiple peace offerings since. They are anything bu
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Which is mostly on Lebanon and Syria, because they are the aggressors here. Or in case of Lebanon the largest militant group known to exist. Perhaps they aren't the largest any more since the latest war, but they are still formidable.
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Plus most other governments buying the tech as well, I don't think the domestic market has much relevancy here.
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I meant the catholic church in this case.
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6mo ago
Well, look at that, now it is downhill from here!
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6mo ago
SQLite is simple in its own way and I like the design principle of their SQL dialect. "Right joins are just left joins in the wrong direction, you don't need that crap" Of course it always gets simpler or more specialised. I
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