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by skrebbel 7mo ago
The article talks on and on about what document to craft to fool an AI, but how does he gain access to the target's database? How can he randomly inject data into some AI bots sources? Like why does it even matter what kind of page to
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by skrebbel 7mo ago
Sorry yes, thanks.
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by skrebbel 7mo ago
The point isn't that formula, it's that using angles for parameters or intermediary values is often wasteful.
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by skrebbel 7mo ago
> I don't know where your "Q and A" comes from, It comes from the source they said it's from, https://github.com/DGoettlich/history-llms . Expand the toggle at "Should women be allowed to wor
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by skrebbel 7mo ago
I think its hilarious that one of the AI interviewing companies is called "Humanly". That's like calling a nuclear submarine "joie de vivre"
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
Fair, my comment was stupid and should've been downvoted
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
Not really. Even LEGO Classic has way too many different colors (and only a few bricks of each), and too many weird shapes. Even if you buy a lot of it, it's hard to make your own designs that actually look nice (as in, not having that
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
Yeah it was pretty spectacular. The author was a bit paranoid, had never shared his sources with anyone or backed them up anywhere or version controlled them to a remote SVN server or anything like that. And then his hard drive failed and B
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
Ilove everything about this post. "It's super easy! Just do l-Akqr␍=u2025-06-01␍-s--tests␍b!"
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
That was impressively fast! Over the weekend, no less.
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
> However, in 1960 it was decided that it wasn't a Rembrandt, so people mostly stopped caring about it. I'll never understand this about the art scene. Like, if Rembrandt was a shit painter, his works wouldn't have been so
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
No, I was just remarking how ridiculous it is to pretend to do violence safely. It's like a fat score for butter.
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
What the hell is a "safety score for violence"?
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
This is 100% a function of how well equipped a country's telco regulator is. Bad regulators will let companies have monopolies, good ones don't.
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
More gambling addicts in gutters.
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
I don't know man, he doesn't owe you anything.
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
I'm aware, but Word's notorious "I clicked one button and it ruined the formatting of my entire document" stuff doesn't happen if you mark a word as italic or bold here and there in the middle of a sentence. The who
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
Yep! Sorry I just edited that in. Win8 is thoroughly underrated to me. The file open/close dialogs were shit but the start menu was very good. I quite liked the fullscreen apps and am sad they got discontinued. Fullscreen IE browsing w
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
Wow it sounds like you're describing exactly me. All the way until the touchscreen laptop with Windows 8. Scary shit! I used to laugh at the LaTeX masochists in college spending 15 minutes just to put a picture where they wanted the pi
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
It's called corruption.
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
HST = Hunter S. Thompson, an American writer and journalist.
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
Wow, I thought you were exaggerating / being the usual AI hater, so I opened the page expecting a some product screenshots with a few too many em dashes or something like that, fully intending to tell you to calm down. But dammmn it&#x
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
The Javazone videos were legendary too, very similarly Norwegian and very similarly overproduced: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnqAXuLZlaE
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
Seriously the production value on that video is way too good
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
The Danish socket is the happiest socket and I get a pang of joy every time I visit Denmark.
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
I don't understand why you were downvoted, it's a fair question given the context. I don't think I'm autistic, or if I am, it's only slightly. Clearly in this here case my reactions resemble those of someone with au
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
The article has examples about people naming themselves "Аdministrator". That's not about machine-readable identifiers, it's about display names. This entire subthread is either people missing that and thinking they&#x27
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
When people write a statement and then tack on a question mark they force people to guess what they mean. Is it a typo? Is it an observation and the question mark is supposed to somehow signal disapproval? Or is it an actual question, with
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
Okay?
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by skrebbel 8mo ago
Yeah fuck foreigners who want to be able to spell their own name right.

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