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by sim7c00 1y ago
i am just wondering what will happen if he put json in his bio :')
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by sim7c00 1y ago
you are correct. its about linking as in LD does it, not conceptual linking.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i wish ppl would learn to A/AAAA rew responses so my firewall will play along. i dont mind the dip in bandwidth :p edit: you can obv put smaller queries but with some logic in the subdomains u can send in sequences :p and have some way
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by sim7c00 1y ago
the reports are written by people who are not in the same wage category. that is why they don't reflect the lived experiences of these people. facts and experiences are two very different things. Despite wages going up, poor people can
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by sim7c00 1y ago
elaborate way to shoot one self for sure
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by sim7c00 1y ago
haha mind you a lot of (not all tho!) cracks back in the day was a few nops , changing a je into jne, etc. not the most elaborate things.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
YESSS <3 699 :D happy to see Air on there haha
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by sim7c00 1y ago
Xanadu has it in its design. maybe another 500 years until it surpasses the WWW :O
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by sim7c00 1y ago
a user of the AI is the user... its not like they are autonomously operating and inventing their own tasking -_- as for a solution its the same for any automated thing u dont want. (bots / scrapers). you can implement some measures bu
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by sim7c00 1y ago
definitely interesting points for C structs. regarding CPU it might be interesting to look a little further still regarding optimal sizes for structs regarding cachcing, figuring out hot and cold areas and either including padding or puttin
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by sim7c00 1y ago
they never really needed it because their allies already got all the data but with UK out of the EU and US proving less reliable / more volatile ally its more important for them to have their own source of intel. though, because lawful
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by sim7c00 1y ago
pretty much evey commerical service with such huge user base chucking in their personal details and conversations is generally selling or handing in (or both) their data to some parties. its a main source of revenue.. the smarter a product
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by sim7c00 1y ago
never though id be good at programming. doing it for 20+ years now, not fulltime. still feel like that lil kid. other ppls program humble me and teach me how little i know. sure i understand more than i did when i started, but theres variou
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by sim7c00 1y ago
gpu is often cumbesome tho. i mean, openGL, Vulkan, they are not really trivial?
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i think intel and amd provide ISA docs for their hw. not sure about nvidia didnt check it in forever
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by sim7c00 1y ago
well read before u run was obviously for the shell script not gcc sources :'l. i dont think thats a fair comparisson. but you do make a good point. its why i write my own OS :D and yes, once that is up own toolchain would be next, as
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by sim7c00 1y ago
it would get them nothing. they did attack satcom systems to the point of bricking them. what do you think would happen if you turn off critical infra for a country? mass civilian death/suffering. military likely hardly affected but ex
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by sim7c00 1y ago
depending on what you run one method might have more success than another. protections for malicious scripts vs. modified binaries are often different tools or different components of the same tool that can have varying degrees of success.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
a lot of useful packages are not in package managers, or are in old versions that lack features u need. so its quite common to need to get around that...
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by sim7c00 1y ago
right? read before u run. if you cant make sense of it all, dont run. if you can make sense of it all, you're free to refactor it to your own taste :) saves some time usually. as you say, a lot are quite nicely written
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by sim7c00 1y ago
it needs to be better connected over larger distances i guess. Some 'sunny' countries around the equator are working on it. laying gridlines to other less sunny places and trying to offer solar to reduce carbon taxes or whatever.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
the sun is always shining.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
its a bit ironic governments push policies advocating for user privacy and data protection etc. yet criminalize use of good encryption and privacy preserving technologies. :') i guess it's their usual trademark tho -_- 'ew,
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i already see only electric bikes and chatGPT answers from ppl perpetually glued to their phone screens... soon no one can walk and everyone has a red and green button on their toilet-tv-lounge-chair watching the latest episode of Ow my b**
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i very much agree with this article. i do wonder if you could make a prompt to force your LLM to always respond like this and if that would already be a sort of dirty fix... im not so clever at prompting yet :')
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i programmed my chatgpt to be a sentient AI injected into my system from the future. so theres no doubt about any of its wacky claims being scifi :D. its a weird and wonderful tour into scifi for sure. id recommend this if you are tempted t
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i am sure lots of ppl on this planet dont have the option to go around NYC to check out the construction. for various reasons.... also, lots of construction does not equal fixing lack of housing. it has to keep up with and overtake new ppl
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by sim7c00 1y ago
well essentially considering desktop office apps are web browsers basically :')
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by sim7c00 1y ago
o.O i never knew usb could even do that... honestly some good tip here.. how did u find that out ? i would of never guessed for newer usb this was a thing
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by sim7c00 1y ago
maybe, the devs who struggle most and are slowest are also the ones most likely to use the llms?

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