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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Slicing or cutting fat is imho better ;)
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Prompt injection is my biggest fear. Imho it is almost impossible to make a sort of tool that would be successful in detecting an injection - but maybe some antivirus/antimalware producers work on it… The rest can be solved - separate
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Extra points for the name.
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
10,000 years is too long for me ;)
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
I thought that GitHub supports some sort of locking repo, such as not allowing PRs? As X allows comments from accounts mentioned in tweet.
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Yeah, having kids is tough call. I was reminded of a tactic used by life insurance companies, which are more successful when they show a client a photo of themselves at age 70. I pictured myself sitting there alone, lonely, perhaps without
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Just do it for yourself. I stopped worrying about who’s gonna use it. 20 years ago I thought that we will wait to have kids as “a war will come”. I was overthinking and I am happy now that I changed my mind :) Is it useful or does it make y
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
It is sad what you mention. The commoditisation, clustering and gentrification of landscape and living is world-wide phenomenon. At Corsica FLNC fought with bombing against hijacking of landscape by vacationers. But xenophobia solves nothin
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
It was quick :) … https://claudewatermarkremover.app/
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Or grep, in a skill. /clean-cc-watermark just entered the chat…
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
https://unicode-explorer.com/articles/space-characters U+2800 or U+3164 would be nice. But as I remove unwanted characters with grep before layout in InDesign, someone will make a skill for removing such space characte
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
SBN started in 1967 in UK (W.H.Smith), official international book numbering (ISBN) is after 1970. Source: https://www.isbn.org/ISBN_history
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
> In 1954, Eiichi Goto invented the parametron, a logic device leveraging nonlinear parametric oscillation with two ferrite cores. Unlike the vacuum tube and early transistor circuits prevalent at the time, the parametron offered remarka
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Every driver thinks of themselves they are an excellent ones. Statistics has another data :) If LLM agent wants to get out of dedicated folder where it’s supposed to work and tries to run a command, ppl should be always cautious. In fact, i
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Average time of url is 5 years. Therefore I try to make a local copy of a document that I link to. There a plugin for Firefox that can check bookmarked links. You will be surprised how they vanish pretty fast…
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Game-based learning, described by Comenius, works if someone else prepares “a game” for you. E.g. like a dungeon master. :) Otherwise you probably get more confused as you have mentioned. On the other side, Peter Diamandis describes a situa
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Nine pages without subheadlines, long lines of text with heavy paragraphs. Could someone be so kind and make tldr; version? Please.
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
“Everybody can be a coder now”, coding is new crypto or nft rush… As the world is not saturated with software enough, here comes the vibe-coding mess. GitHub was joined by 36,000,000 new coders in 2025. Daily there are about 330,000 new rep
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Heat will force cities to do much more than grow more tree canopy…
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
There are 210 comments under the article - https://sonar21.com/the-galling-gallium-chokehold-why-the-us...
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Messiness is an understatement :) Thanks. I haven’t known that countries switched in different years. Gregorian calendar is just one piece. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_calendar Eighteen countries use another ca
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
It is not expensive, unfortunately :( Flare + BleepingComputer 2026, Kaspersky, StormWall, and others show that the DDoS-as-a-service market is highly commoditized and prices are extremely low: A short test / basic attack on a website:
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
…as after rise of Google we don’t remember URLs and with ubiquity of mobile phones we forgot numbers. Interesting is how fast the reshaping process is.
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
It is WIP, as OP mentioned, so I wouldn’t expect it in this version…
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Do you think that states have enough skillful ppl to run such a comparison model? I remember European efforts to create search engine, digital library. And a lot of EU-funded projects in Horizon 2000 are useless, just an expensive bureaucra
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
A general benchmark (even Simon mentioned that it was meant as fun at the beginning) should be quick and easy to run, since we can expect that more people will want to try it out. That’s why I’m more like “team Pelican on a Bike”… :) cheers
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
For those who don’t know a Habsburg jaw also known as mandibular prognathism, it is a genetic condition characterized by a protruding lower jaw, which was notably prevalent among members of the Habsburg royal family due to their history of
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
Have you seen pelicans in Simon Willison’s tests? It is still not a pelican on bike I would like to publish :) Imho we don’t need to make benchmarks that draw the whole 3D world. Pelican’s drawing is really nice in its simplicity and comple
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
> The rulebook sets out rules for all models that lack a specific purpose but can be adapted to a variety of use cases, requiring transparency on how a model was built, disclosure of any copyright-protected content used for training, and
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by sixtyj 2mo ago
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2022/09/violence-as-a-service-br... VaaS: Its name suggests that it will be a scalable service.

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