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by squigz 1y ago
I agree; that's just not the impression I got from GP.
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by squigz 1y ago
Lots of people saying things like, "This is not novel; come up with new ways to use this technology!" as if that's easy. Well, the brilliant thing here is, if it's so easy to come up with novel applications of new techno
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by squigz 1y ago
Look at America to see what happens when things are decided based on the popular interests vs actual data and expertise.
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by squigz 1y ago
How do we know? Is China like, "Oops, yeah, haha, that's us. gg"
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by squigz 1y ago
If it's a known avenue of identification, one would think a state-sponsored group would have policies in place to combat that sort of fingerprinting. All of that would also be trivial to spoof/plant so as to distract from the real
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by squigz 1y ago
I don't know if it's fair to compare a Deck to a proper full-sized console - especially things like font size being too small, which of course is likely to happen more on a handheld.
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by squigz 1y ago
This was shared the other day and sounds exactly like what you want. Throw in Steam cloud syncing (although I'm not certain RetroArch supports that) and I imagine it's about as hassle-free as can be. Possibly even more hassle-free
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by squigz 1y ago
Well to be fair, I have read analyses that includes operational details like, for example, when the threat actors were active lining up with working hours in China. Stuff like that is at least slightly more convincing than just an IP But of
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by squigz 1y ago
My question is: how do they know they're from China and not some other country and just appear to be in China? It seems a good way to distract from the real source and to cause division between your adversaries.
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by squigz 1y ago
> Many of these replacements tools are starting to seem more about demonstrating how nerdy you are by over-complicating the solution in a novel one-off way. This is a really pessimistic view on a tool that has been developed since the 80
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by squigz 1y ago
> so I've used it to illustrate text like Ender's Game That sounds interesting. Could you share?
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by squigz 1y ago
Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against using AI as an expression of creativity :)
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by squigz 1y ago
I wouldn't bother trying to convince people who are upset that others have figured out a way to use LLMs. It's not logical.
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by squigz 1y ago
I'm getting annoyed by using "prompt engineered" as a verb. Does this mean I'm finally old and bitter? (Do we say we software engineered something?)
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by squigz 1y ago
Lock it down some more. Why would a user need to change their DNS ever anyway?
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by squigz 1y ago
If you truly could not work, you might not be so eager to jump to conclusions about who "actually needs" support.
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by squigz 1y ago
> I don't want to be forced to serve as a free IT support guy anytime someone presses a wrong button. In my experience this doesn't really end whether it's a closed product or not. If you're wiling to give free IT sup
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by squigz 1y ago
I believe GP meant low volume in the context of # of submissions, not comments. However, on that note, as of writing this, the GPT 5.1 submission on the front page has 471 comments. The submission about pennies no longer being minted has 85
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by squigz 1y ago
Lots of companies waste money too. I'd rather see universities spend it on research and studies than companies developing useless products and shutting down after a year.
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by squigz 1y ago
It wouldn't require a conspiracy for these companies to 'invest' in security companies they have ties to. Throw in tax incentives and loopholes and whatnot and it turns out not to hurt the original company at all.
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by squigz 1y ago
It's not so much about the amount of variation in experiences - it's more that even 1 bad experience reflects harshly on the entire system.
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by squigz 1y ago
If this is the case, how can we know whether that number represents a drop in population or not? Can we measure population size 100,000 years ago? 50,000? Then compare them? What about that number represented as % of total population? 1,000
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by squigz 1y ago
You could also skip all that noise and just force women to have kids. Thankfully most people have realized such things are insane and sexist, and don't want to see millions of more kids born to parents unable to properly care for them.
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by squigz 1y ago
How do we know there was only 1,000-10,000 individuals, 70,000 years ago?
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by squigz 1y ago
Use https://darkreader.org/ Automagic dark mode on every site
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by squigz 1y ago
https://isthereanydeal.com/ is a great resource
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by squigz 1y ago
You mean Lwaxana Troi, Daughter of the Fifth House, Holder of the Sacred Chalice of Riix, Heir to the Holy Rings of Betazed?
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by squigz 1y ago
> I think the hardest battle is going to be with anti cheat. The anti cheat that developers want basically requires dystopian levels of restrictions which are against everything valve has done on SteamOS so far. If anyone is capable of m
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by squigz 1y ago
Pointing out this fact at every possible opportunity, even when grossly inappropriate, is not helpful.
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by squigz 1y ago
The real slop is dragging AI into every conversation.

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