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by saintfire 4mo ago
Maybe they already did and the answer was in some way lacking so they asked a peer. Being mentored is infinitely better than a text box spitting out subtly wrong answers.
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by saintfire 5mo ago
I'm confused what else you think they are? Its fundamentally how LLMs work.
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by saintfire 5mo ago
> If I ever start using any query strings, I’ll allow only known parameters. They aren't saying the concept of query strings are bad, They're saying unsolicited query strings during referal are the issue.
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by saintfire 5mo ago
Doesn't look like that has been or will ever be (generally) learned.
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by saintfire 5mo ago
And how much do they exhale over 8h of AI use?
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by saintfire 5mo ago
I've found widewine a blessing because news sites that autoplay trash seem to be the only group that uses it (other than paid media platforms like Netflix and Spotify). The blessing is I can just reject it and it blocks all their video
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by saintfire 5mo ago
Its hyperbolic but hits the point. I've helped multiple coworkers (in a non-computer related field) sideload F-Droid for a few spyware/ad free apps they liked the look of. Id sideload my own phone using adb but I'd tell them
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by saintfire 6mo ago
I'm in a similar boat, but I've found where I once habitually put things in the same workspace every time and was able to trivially recall them, I now end up all over the place. Also I've been missing scratch deeply. I'm
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by saintfire 6mo ago
Its just market euphoria.
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by saintfire 6mo ago
Every self checkout around here has an employee staffing ~6 terminals. They're supposed to be watching for things like that. Usually theyre just staring vacantly into space, which I get, that job pays nothing and provides 0 mental stim
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by saintfire 6mo ago
Sort of a funny example since "batterygate" centered on degraded iPhone batteries in which Apple argued the best possible move is to throttle phones so they don't shutdown unexpectedly. Most people would argue the best outcom
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by saintfire 6mo ago
You say this matter of factly and yet I've seen countless people talk about using termux more than a desktop shell. Maybe iPhone is different but most phones you can connect a keyboard to, making the shell pretty usable. Not my cup of
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by saintfire 6mo ago
No one accused Microsoft of writing good software.
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by saintfire 6mo ago
Not really. It's not the same program at all. They just took the name for an inexplicable reason. They even had to make a paragraph disclaimer stating it isn't and never will be the same program.
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by saintfire 6mo ago
It has the makings of a natural monopoly, except its compounded by RAM cartels colluding to shut out the last of the competitors. Recently they had a second price fixing lawsuit thrown out (in the US). Now with the state of things I'm
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by saintfire 6mo ago
Well, they're presumably dead mains. I really don't think it'd struggle with the correct procedure, either. It's very well documented how to test (and lock out) electrical circuits. Whether or not they follow it correc
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by saintfire 6mo ago
Design language, meaning the feel and how the user interacts with a product. They're saying it follows the patterns that AI biases towards regarding feel and UI.
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by saintfire 6mo ago
This is the helicopter parenting the article is condemning. Children made it through the 70's just fine.
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by saintfire 6mo ago
This is how Anubis operates, to some extent. The more suspicious your connection is, the harder and more frequent the proof of work. The latency while browsing the web these days is brutal as a result; between Anubis and Cloudflare and the
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by saintfire 6mo ago
More likely at that price it's not good, it's just in a sports arena.
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by saintfire 6mo ago
You didn't, you figured out where the nail needs to go, got the nail and then swung the hammer until the nail was driven. This is really just closer to a drill in that it automated the grunt work with full guidance.
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by saintfire 6mo ago
Just a small 30% of the top 10k sites. Needing to find solutions to a problem completely manufactured by sports and television is the problem.
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by saintfire 6mo ago
People championing the absolution of billionaires who create a chatbot that can't spell strawberry who then say it should be allowed to choose who lives and dies wasn't what I expected at the turn of the decade. Beautiful.
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by saintfire 6mo ago
I've charged back amazon over retail issues that they did not deem worthy of providing me a human to interact with. It whined about it for a bit on their site but eventually just gave up. Works normal again.
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by saintfire 6mo ago
The API offers that. Pay X per month, get Y tokens. Then you can look at all the graphs of money being deleted by OpenClaw, for transparency. People want a free lunch. If the API was cheaper than the subscription then everyone would use the
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by saintfire 6mo ago
This webpage performs shockingly bad on my phone for a (basically) empty page with a video. I guess it's like their phones. Got too old, slow 'er down.
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by saintfire 6mo ago
Not sure AI is ready to replace anyone but that doesn't seem to be the road block.
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by saintfire 6mo ago
Iranians are also making bank. Why kick a hornets nest when you're winning?
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by saintfire 6mo ago
"... agreed to a permanent prohibition barring them from misrepresenting how they use and share personal data. " So... Their punishment for breaking the law is having to promise to follow the law going forward? I wish I had that s
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by saintfire 6mo ago
I download all apps on my phone from the bleeding edge of npm. /s When npm has supply chain attacks it's still news. On Google Play Store its actually noteworthy when an app isn't some level of malware loaded with ads and que

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