someothherguyy

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by someothherguyy 23d ago
it seems incredibly short sighted to bar students from something that exists in the world, that they will need to interact with and be aware of in the future. also, LLMs are great at summarizing knowledge, which is likely a better fit for e
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by someothherguyy 23d ago
https://beckreedriden.com/the-black-box-problem-in-ai-trade-...
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by someothherguyy 23d ago
normally depends on the type of traffic you are serving, but that seems like a weird thing to say as a blanket statement.
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by someothherguyy 23d ago
voting by mail is pretty popular these days https://electionlab.mit.edu/research/voting-mail-and-absente... more controversy: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/25/us/mail-in-voting-sta
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by someothherguyy 23d ago
It seems to be nearly a third (short read): https://electionlab.mit.edu/research/voting-mail-and-absente...
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by someothherguyy 23d ago
as you say, everyone does this. you just have the evidence and the humility to admit it.
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by someothherguyy 26d ago
that is anxiety, not design
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by someothherguyy 27d ago
wouldn't that just make your connection load worse?
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by someothherguyy 27d ago
is this some meta commentary on cgit's performance? (site doesn't load) see: https://github.com/zx2c4/cgit
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by someothherguyy 27d ago
author commenting on such things: https://morello.dev/blog/defrag98-rebuild what it looked like before https://morello.dev/blog/windows-98-defrag-simulator a previous discussion: https:/&#x2
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by someothherguyy 28d ago
https://arxiv.org/html/2512.10894v1
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by someothherguyy 29d ago
just because someone shared something within a small circle of intended observers, doesn't mean they want some omniscient entity to be able to discover it and use it as they desire. i think the atproto has mechanisms for this?
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by someothherguyy 29d ago
decentralization exists and is working though? why does it need to "win"?
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by someothherguyy 29d ago
a discussion from a little while ago where many of the comments discuss sandboxing strategies: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49239751
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by someothherguyy 29d ago
The flathub website warnings are good, but some warnings in the CLI would be nice as well. What it looks like in the CLI (depending on the host): com.calibre_ebook.calibre permissions: ipc network fallba
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by someothherguyy 29d ago
if the substance has good water solubility, you can do this by dilution, measuring volume, without a scale. sertraline for instance: https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/68617#section=Solu... don't do this wi
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48037336 "Rumors of my death are slightly exaggerated | 1676 points by CliffStoll 3 months ago | 260 comments"
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
(1990) The KGB, the Computer and Me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gHNVNRQTJg
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
How much do you remember these books your family was gifted before you were five years old? I thought it was more of a program to increase literacy. Personally, I remember books from when I was pre-kindergarten, but I don't typically t
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
Interesting program, seems mostly positive, some dissent https://cdr.lib.unc.edu/concern/dissertations/mw22vh301 https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/02702711.2019.16... htt
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
it depends on the cable type, what you are willing to spend, where you live, etc i tried to find a page that wasn't terrible for this, still kind of bad though: https://www.gloryoptics.com/info/how-deep-does-spectr
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
that is insanely expensive for what this is, but i suppose that depends on what you are willing to do yourself
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/decoding-intel-code-names
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
> the medication she's on stopped its progression what medication is that?
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
I definitely wouldn't be sharing that as evidence of anything much at all Google scholar link for the article https://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=10296105574478709...
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
i wish i was experiencing these things that everyone else is. my experience is mostly frustration and rewrites of anything that requires more than what would take me an hour to do myself, unless it is pure translation / boiler plate wo
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
eventually the novelty wears off and depression kicks in
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
> It found many faults in the original source, like somebody didn't read the HDMI specs / didn't have any idea what they were doing. That you verified? Seems like 1/3 times when a model says things like this it is way
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
> I sometimes wonder what's really happening here. Maybe with our large scale and large population we have exceeded Dunbar's number and the individual human cognitive "context window" so much that coherent social syst
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by someothherguyy 1mo ago
"The government is allowed to use scanning devices and to search personal electronics. Invasive bodily searches, however, require reasonable suspicion." is what the article says

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