stavros

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61.
by stavros 1mo ago
Apparently they didn't do it manually often enough, huh.
62.
by stavros 1mo ago
I'd say it does, since it doesn't work well.
63.
by stavros 1mo ago
I need to set up a Windows 95 computer with a hard drive and stream the defragging online, complete with live audio.
64.
by stavros 1mo ago
What, you don't need the data any more? Or are you conflating screen degaussing?
65.
by stavros 1mo ago
What I find funny about "why use many word when few word do trick?" is that it's only slightly shorter than the regular "why use many words when few words do the trick?"
66.
by stavros 1mo ago
As the sibling says, Claude was named after Claude Shannon, but TIL, thanks!
67.
by stavros 1mo ago
Claude is a man's name, so...
68.
by stavros 2mo ago
Well, they should, if they're reasonable.
69.
by stavros 2mo ago
The only limit is themselves.
70.
by stavros 2mo ago
Why would we (as an EU member) want Iceland to compromise on such a vital issue, though? I understand that it's simpler to have common regulations among all members, but when theirs works, why mess with it? It sounds unreasonable.
71.
by stavros 2mo ago
Yep, this is for maintainers releasing fixes to secretly-reported 0days without tipping off attackers who are looking to exploit a (sometimes very large) install base.
72.
by stavros 2mo ago
Do not try and move the files; that's impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth... Delete them after you copy.
73.
by stavros 2mo ago
Yes, they don't want the vulnerabilities exposed so they ship the fix in secret, contained in unrelated features.
74.
by stavros 2mo ago
Hm, thanks, it must have been some OpenWebUI bug, thank you.
75.
by stavros 2mo ago
Have you guys been having a good experience with OpenRouter? I tried it out recently with Claude, and it cached no tokens, charging me $200 for one conversation of 11 messages.
76.
by stavros 2mo ago
I have to say, I'm currently trying to write a post and it's taking hours, and I can definitely see why people just pay the $0.02 to generate it instead. I like writing, so I keep doing it, but sometimes it can really be a slog.
77.
by stavros 2mo ago
You must be one of those people who always downloaded the barebones version without the plugins.
78.
by stavros 2mo ago
Out of curiosity, what was wrong with Handy? I use it and it works fine.
79.
by stavros 2mo ago
Everything is "join the wait list", how does it make money?
80.
by stavros 2mo ago
Hm, $10/mo or so.
81.
by stavros 2mo ago
Sorry, I couldn't resist the joke answer. The real answer is I don't remember, it's been almost twenty years. I must have posted it on reddit or something.
82.
by stavros 2mo ago
They were OK, nothing amazing.
83.
by stavros 2mo ago
I read the line and thought it was AI, and then saw the username and figured it wouldn't be. I find my writing being influenced by LLM patterns as well, because that's basically all the writing that exists these days. I don't
84.
by stavros 2mo ago
As much as the people vaporized by the atomic bomb would, I'm sure.
85.
by stavros 2mo ago
That's the midwit meme.
86.
by stavros 2mo ago
No other field does this because no other field is about automating things. What's an artist going to do, sculpt a sculpture that sculpts sculptures?
87.
by stavros 2mo ago
Opus 5 is better than Fable in this benchmark?
88.
by stavros 2mo ago
If your goal is to end a war, there are much easier ways. If your goal is to win the war, well...
89.
by stavros 2mo ago
How do you know they didn't?
90.
by stavros 2mo ago
Do you see a difference in razing a city with one bomb in an instant or with thousands of bombs over months?

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