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by spuz 3y ago
That makes sense. Manufacturers keep proving to us they don't value making maintainable products so it seems obvious they need to be forced to do that one way or another.
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by spuz 3y ago
What is the story here exactly? Is there an official way to replace the battery that doesn't require a dongle? What does the dongle do exactly? Why does a new battery get drained if you don't follow this process carefully?
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by spuz 3y ago
I think you're right. I don't really have a problem with AI generated art being used in articles like this. After all, what kind of alternative visual can you put alongside an article about fundamental theories of nature? If AI ar
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by spuz 3y ago
The example given in the paper of an extremely scrambled text is: > oJn amRh wno het 2023 Meatsrs ermtnoTuna no duySan ta atgsuAu ntaaNloi Gflo bClu, gnclcinhi ish ifsrt nereg ecatkj nad ncedos raecer jroam It's pretty hard to unscr
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by spuz 3y ago
One way to consider how an LLM "sees" text is to imagine a character based language like Chinese - each symbol is a syllable which can be a word on its own or part of a word. If you scramble words at the character level, you are g
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by spuz 3y ago
I think the requests that were failing were pretty random actually but I didn't get any response from the following. After a few minutes the request would timeout with an error NS_ERROR_NET_HTTP2_SENT_GOAWAY in shown Firefox. https:&#
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by spuz 3y ago
I am getting network errors loading some paths on the onyxlang.io website. That's not a good advertisement for Wasmer.
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by spuz 3y ago
When I upload my watch-history.json, I very breifly see an error saying something like "No creators found". My json file looks fine to me.
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by spuz 3y ago
For me this animation uses less than 1% on both Edge and Firefox (AMD 5600X).
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by spuz 3y ago
Another good option is ImHex which is an open source hex editor that supports file patterns. The gif pattern is one of the patterns already available: https://github.com/WerWolv/ImHex
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by spuz 3y ago
I doubt most players are doing that. It defeats the entire point of the game.
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by spuz 3y ago
That sounds very similar to the experience my friend had. Large timespans of emails were disappearing at a time. Hopefully Google figures it out.
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by spuz 3y ago
When did this start happening and which time period is it affecting? Since November 21, my friend has had all her Gmail emails since May 2023 go missing. It matches the time period mentioned in the article but this is Gmail rather than Driv
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by spuz 3y ago
Are there any reports of data loss from Gmail? My friend has lost all her Gmail emails since May 2023 until Tuesday 21 November.
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by spuz 3y ago
I would find it largely unsatisfying to "solve" the Wordle in one guess by simply using the same word every day until it inevitably came up. When I play, I always pick a random word to start without really considering whether that
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by spuz 3y ago
The claim that those fact-checking websites are "gaslighting" is itself gaslighting. If you actually read the statements they make, it's clear they are debunking the claim that the law requires a kill-switch that can be activ
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by spuz 3y ago
Why? If something bad comes out about Sam Altman, no one is going to criticise Eric Schmidt for not having foresight of it.
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by spuz 3y ago
Note I said "heroes", not "hero". I'm making a general statement about how the views people can have about others can evolve over time.
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by spuz 3y ago
It's possible for our heroes to fall from grace. There's nothing wrong with Eric saying this without knowing the full story.
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by spuz 3y ago
Are you an artist? Would you use this tool?
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by spuz 3y ago
> I mind paying for a service that is optimized for "engagement" instead of my own well-being. > I mind paying to a company that doesn't know the time to stop growing and wants to crawl into every aspect of my life. It&
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by spuz 3y ago
The site mentions: "without annoying ads"
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by spuz 3y ago
I agree with you that it's unfair to laugh at what might be Sam's genuine attempts to be honest when answering a question. I appreciate your account of your own experience. The only thing I would disagree with is that there is any
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by spuz 3y ago
Oh really. Wow that's pretty amazing. I thought it worked by piggy-backing off the connection of nearby devices meaning that those nearby devices would still need to have an active network connection while near to your device. I didn&#
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by spuz 3y ago
> There were enough passers-by with iOS devices that Find My worked as hoped I'm not sure I understand why you would need nearby devices to locate your phone. The phone itself already had GPS and a network connection, right?
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by spuz 3y ago
The article very much reminded me of Rainbow Six Siege whose defining feature is probably the destructible environment. You can shoot or blow a path through walls floors and ceilings to reach the hostages / bad guys you need to get to.
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by spuz 3y ago
How long is a while?
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by spuz 3y ago
I like these points. Would you expand that to talk about targeted vs untargeted advertising? For example, does a targeted ad feel more manipulative or less? Is a targeted easier to ignore or less? Personally, I find untargeted ads more obno
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by spuz 3y ago
I don't mean to make that assumption. I'm only interested to know why people would prefer to see ads for things they are not interested in vs things they are interested in.
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by spuz 3y ago
Can I ask why? Is it because you find ads for things you don't want easier to ignore? Or is it because you'd prefer to see no advertising at all?

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