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by regenschutz 8mo ago
Looks awesome! Would have been very useful a few years ago when I was doing all kinds of things in Dart/Flutter. I'm assuming this is only works for the web, and not for mobile apps? What's the support for Material 3 like? I&
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by regenschutz 8mo ago
You're using the Research model that isn't available to Free users. As a pupil myself, I can vouch for the fact that nobody is using the Research models here. Even if a pupil does pay, they will either be too lazy to wait the near
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by regenschutz 8mo ago
It was updated weekly. Constantly writing and maintaining so much information is almost certainly very expensive. Coupled with the fact that you have to be very careful before releasing each edit to make sure that no accidental personal b
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by regenschutz 8mo ago
Because intelligence agencies generally have a vested interest in spreading subtle propaganda, such as by distorting facts. Now, I have yet to see any cases of the CIA doing this to the World Factbook, since that would tank its credibility,
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by regenschutz 8mo ago
On the topic of Wikipedia and AI; I would much prefer no article over an AI-translated article. Wikipedia is the best digital translator for highly-technical terms out there. Since Wikipedia articles in local languages tend to also cite sou
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by regenschutz 8mo ago
Oh wow, didn't at all notice that while typing lol. I guess my swipe-to-type skills aren't as good as I thought they were
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by regenschutz 8mo ago
Unfortunate. So many essays that I wrote in school cited The World Facebook as a source. I'm worried that the death of these easily accessible sources will push more and more pupils into relying on Wikipedia or even worse: AI. Being cr
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
Sad, neither of those works on Android. Pressing the power button activates the emergency call screen with a countdown to call emergency services, and power + volume either just takes a screenshot or enables vibrations/haptics dependin
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
So this is like a more closed-down and friendlier version of moltbook?
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
No, in both genders. You have to click on the link to the paper [0]: >Gender was approximately equal, with 50.8% being female. If anything, the data is more accurate for females, since there are 1.6pp more females. [0]: https:/&#x2
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
I'm not sure. At least for me, part of the charm of these older consoles (do they qualify for the "retro" term yet?) is the smaller resolution of the displays. Especially for the bottom screen on the DS line, there is somethi
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
Emacs and Xcode is certainly an interesting mix. Aren't they kind of the polar opposites of each other?
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
What stops you from telling the AI to solve the captcha for you, and then posting yourself?
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
To be fair, I wouldn't let other people control my machine either.
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
I was using Crixet before I switched over to Typst[0] for all of my writing. However, back when I did use Crixet, I never used its AI features. It was just a much better alternative to Overleaf for me. Sad to see that AI will be forced on a
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
They're not just going after the so-called "illegal aliens", something made clear after the numerous extrajudicial killings by ICE officers recently, such as the one that occured yesterday.
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
As with anything, it's just highly subjective. What some call an heinous act is another person's heroic act. Likewise, where I draw the line between an unlucky person and a villain is going to be different from someone else. Perso
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
Unfortunately, I doubt that would work. Email is so popular because it's sort of a universal messaging protocol that so many old but critical pieces of infrastructure require. If this "Email 2.0" released, it would take years
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
I think a deposit would be better then. You make a deposit of ¢15 for each issue and PR you open, and then the maintainers can decide to give it back to you if it was opened in good-faith/useful/merged/whatever policy they de
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
That's how all LLMs structure content, not just Indian/Pakistani LLMs.
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
How? All LLM-as-a-Servive's are prohibitively expensive for me. $13 over 3 years sounds too-good-to-be-true.
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
Most evil groups have "good" and "innocent" names in order to attract a following. The "Worker's Party of Korea" sounds like a great party for all Koreans out there to vote on. Likewise, the "Nation
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
Typst is open-source.
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
Why does SLUM say that all the Z-Library links are dead? They work perfectly fine for me?
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
I would urge people to not go there at all. Their moderation is imo pretty lacking, and malware sometimes slips by. There are much safer pirate websites out there (although you should still only visit them with uBlock Origin installed)
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
What's the problem with WASM? It's a mature target, and was created primarily, if not solely, for running untrusted native code.
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
Interesting project! Though, it's usually the smaller and less known-about projects that fall victim to OSS supply-chain attacks (such as the XZ attack). Since this is a manual check, I worry that most users will just check the big and
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by regenschutz 9mo ago
This is why we all should just use hieroglyphs instead. You don't have to worry about where to put icons when everything is an icon! /s, if it wasn't obvious...
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by regenschutz 10mo ago
If it's fully client-side, why do I need to sign up for an account..?
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by regenschutz 10mo ago
I can't seem to click on any of the "gems". All /gem/* links just redirect back to /browse for me. Also, the markdown doesn't seem to be rendering properly in the thumbnail cards. Looking at the TikTok pag

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