rebolek

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by rebolek 7mo ago
Maybe they should go open source from the start, then there's nothing to leak. P.S.: And strangers will sometimes help you find vulnerabilities (and sometimes be very obnoxious but that's not open source's fault).
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by rebolek 7mo ago
It probably depends where you live. When I was young, time was infinite and money were scarce. Now they're both the limit.
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by rebolek 7mo ago
AGENTS.md is nice but I still need to remind models that it exists and they should read it and not reinvent the wheel every time.
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by rebolek 7mo ago
That’s not true. I’m working on a language and LLMs have no problems writing code in it even if there exists ~200 lines of code in the language and all of them are in my repo.
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by rebolek 7mo ago
Ernst Mach is such an interesting guy! I’ve started working on a synth which is named by him [1] and I believe he needs much more recognition - this self portrait exactly captures his philosophy - there’s no absolute frame of reference, eve
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by rebolek 7mo ago
It's not like they're very subtle about this with their "human resources" horror speak.
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by rebolek 7mo ago
You're asking dangerous questions, comrade.
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by rebolek 7mo ago
Optimized for engagement? I guess heroin is "optimized for engagement" too.
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by rebolek 8mo ago
I write stories and tech docs. I'll happily outsource writing tech docs to AI. It would be better than anything I would write. I won't let AI to touch my stories. Their input is boring and cringy. So both things can be true at sam
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by rebolek 8mo ago
It will now.
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by rebolek 8mo ago
So they get paid to steal personal data? What a deal!
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by rebolek 8mo ago
randomly telling me that my connection is not secure and as a result randomly hiding messages. and then, if I try to fix it somehow, it will tell me it's nearly impossible or that they'll delete my whole history. the security mode
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by rebolek 9mo ago
I don't. Microsoft decided that their tool is useless and removed it. That's not censorship. If you are not capable of understanding it, it's your problem, not mine.
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by rebolek 9mo ago
That's not censorship, that's basic hygiene.
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by rebolek 9mo ago
They'll probably introduce some subscription only AI service that will get names wrong most of the time.
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by rebolek 9mo ago
Technically it's correct.
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by rebolek 10mo ago
Who names their company Sauron? Are these people totally evil?
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by rebolek 10mo ago
Fixing bugs. At Apple. OK.
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by rebolek 10mo ago
Thank you for repeating Russian propaganda. But the truth is that Ukraine is sovereign nation and has every right to decide their future and give a fuck about Russia feelings. Russia is the aggressor and blaming anything on NATO is laughabl
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by rebolek 11mo ago
If by bit different you mean absolute nightmare then yes
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by rebolek 11mo ago
I think that most websites need cookies. I have a website with short stories. It lets you set font size and dark/bright theme, nothing special. Do I want to store your settings on server? No, why should I waste my resources? Just store
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by rebolek 11mo ago
Of course, let ME decide if I want to keep fdfhfiudva=dsaafndsafndsoai and remove cindijcasndiuv=fwíáqfewjfoi. I know best what those cookies do!
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by rebolek 11mo ago
I wonder what kind of people downvote you. They must have interesting priorities.
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by rebolek 11mo ago
I like readable serif fonts but this one really looks like an uncanny AI image.
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by rebolek 11mo ago
If there's a question in title, the answer is usually NO.
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by rebolek 11mo ago
1/270. And I would be surprised if it was his money he invested.
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by rebolek 11mo ago
I don't know if he's smart. He's certainly lucky. And based on his lunatic ravings about antichrist or whatever, he's IMO borderline insane. Also, he's disgusting being.
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by rebolek 1y ago
I see more and more brands not only adopting CLAP but also offering Linux versions of their plugins. The adoption is slow but that's expected with a relatively new format but it certainly grows.
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by rebolek 1y ago
We stopped building a better world long time ago. Now we're building better value for shareholders.
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by rebolek 1y ago
> A lot of people have a terabyte or more of OneDrive storage. Maybe in your social bubble. I don't know anyone with OneDrive subscription.

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