scotty79

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by scotty79 8mo ago
Ad industry is one of the most vile things on the internet. You won't find any sympathy here. You might have been blisfully unaware that you are hated in the nation until now, but noone is wishing you well. Even though the problem you
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by scotty79 8mo ago
Nice! Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview gets it correctly and gives the correct solution at the beginning of the answer, but also considers possibility that I might have the classic riddle in mind and gives solution to that in the second part of the a
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by scotty79 8mo ago
> As in, hacking into a company's servers and copying their customer data, would be stealing, yes? I think stealing is when you remove possession and acquire it yourself. So if the hacker also deleted the information they copied the
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by scotty79 8mo ago
Language translation, chunk by chunk.
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by scotty79 8mo ago
I'd be happy if they can run GLM 5 like that. It's amazing at coding.
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by scotty79 8mo ago
I think it might be pretty good for translation. Especially when fed with small chunks of the content at a time so it doesn't lose track on longer texts.
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by scotty79 8mo ago
Macrophages are trash eaters. Keeping them active might even be beneficial for other reasons.
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by scotty79 8mo ago
I used Gemini through Antigravity IDE in Planning mode and had generally good experience. It was pretty capable, but I don't really read chat history, I don't trust it. I just look at the diffs.
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by scotty79 9mo ago
> I obviously can go around punching people in the face on the street. What use is there to forbidding that? Perhaps that it's beneficial for society to discourage people from doing certain things? Right. I have to agree. Still, som
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by scotty79 9mo ago
I hope with computers getting better at handling soft materials we could finally get fully automated tailor as a service. Mass production in clothing has so many pathologies that it needs to be replaced with something better and less wastef
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by scotty79 9mo ago
Is the distribution of women waistline sizes really bimodal at some ages? That can't be good.
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by scotty79 9mo ago
> Leased cars, rented houses, work equipment, stolen items. Basically only borrowed and stolen. Stealing (actual stealing) is a crime by itself. And it doesn't make sense to borrow data. If somebody borrows you a song, you can just
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by scotty79 9mo ago
Proton decay is hypothetical.
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by scotty79 9mo ago
> I think the spirit is that data itself doesn't belong to anyone but rather what you can hold is yours? It definitely belongs to someone. To the person holding it (provided that it wasn't stolen). Just as any other actual thin
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by scotty79 9mo ago
Yup. That's your data now. And also mine (if I have a backup) and also myspace's. The fact that makes it your data is that you physically can share it with someone else. At least that's the value system I live by and I believ
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by scotty79 9mo ago
> You argued that gathering of data signals ownership of it. But I don’t know that reasonable people would agree that that’s about framing. First of, I am a very reasonable person so you already have one. Second of, even in our sick info
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by scotty79 9mo ago
Thanks. I also enabled DNS-over-HTTPS for good measure.
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by scotty79 9mo ago
I don't know. Should I care? Can you provably tell it from the data? Why authorship should have any bearing on what happens with it later?
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by scotty79 9mo ago
It is. They gathered it. They stored it. They served it. That's how data should work and eventually will.
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by scotty79 9mo ago
Aww hell no. That's what I get on this address: Diese Webseite ist aus urheberrechtlichen Gründen nicht verfügbar. Zu den Hintergründen informieren Sie sich bitte hier. Basically blocked for copyright reasons. And the 'hier'
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by scotty79 9mo ago
> What exactly is the market pricing in? Musk, the perception of. As always. Popular media drilled in that geniuses behaving like idiots is on point. So other idiots with money still suspect him of being a genius and singlehandedly turni
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by scotty79 9mo ago
I think self-generation of skills might be useful if it's based on model doing websearches, experiments in a sandboxed environment and putting into skill what it found out. Also generating skills using top of the line model to keep usi
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by scotty79 9mo ago
My favorite trick question so far is: You are in a room with three switches and three lightbulbs. Each switch turns on one lightbulb. How to determine which switch turns on which lightbulb? They usually get it wrong and I had fun with tryin
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by scotty79 9mo ago
Obviously there would be some rules for non-profits eligible for those donations.
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by scotty79 9mo ago
You can create your own lists in Flashpoint and view lists created by some other people. Try it.
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by scotty79 9mo ago
Overproduction is not an issue. The issue is that they damage unsold things instead selling them for a market price dictated by supply and demand. This is not only clothing and apparel, also sporting goods and many other items. This should
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by scotty79 9mo ago
Can you use .vsconfig to tell Build Tools what your project needs? Can you generate .vsconfig with Build Tools?
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by scotty79 9mo ago
But those are installed system wide. What if you have two different project with different requirements at the same time? Every language should have a tool like Python uv.
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by scotty79 9mo ago
I love the style it was written in. I felt a bit like reading a detective novel, exploring all terrible things that happened and waiting for a plot twist and hero comming in and saving the day.
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by scotty79 9mo ago
I don't have any problems with falling asleep without the voice. It's just pleasant. And I live alone. But I see why this might be habit forming for you and why you might want to avoid it. Overthinking something as simple and natu

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