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by striking 5mo ago
Yeah, it's definitely possible. https://github.com/altreact/archbk shows how you might do this end to end on an older machine and this thread https://archlinuxarm.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=65&
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by striking 5mo ago
It's unlikely that you're special enough that someone will genuinely look through the massive amount of data produced by this system in order to target You Specifically. If you are that special you can just use another provider. F
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by striking 5mo ago
In those cases, OpenRouter just chooses providers that agree not to train / offer ZDR. Which sometimes means you start off without access to the model until some other providers start offering it.
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by striking 5mo ago
Listen, I'm the type of fella who'd gladly take the Amtrak from the East Bay to Portland, 18 hours each way, and I'm telling you even I'd do so only as a novelty. If I actually had somewhere to be, spending basically an
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by striking 5mo ago
Because the amount anyone would actually pay is substantially below cost for most routes, but it's still a service that many people depend on (either directly or by the indirect economic impact of travel). It's a genuine force mul
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by striking 6mo ago
And I kind of buy the intent behind the cooling-off period anyway. IIRC it's to prevent people from being pressured into installing apps by scammers that could then take their phones hostage
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by striking 6mo ago
Which country experiencing communism at any point in time didn't export any products?
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by striking 6mo ago
Try Zen! Firefox fork with Arc-like UX.
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by striking 6mo ago
A 5.4 spin with slightly different guardrails is not "access to the latest models". We know this to be true from the article because they have a section entitled "Looking ahead to our upcoming model release and beyond".
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by striking 7mo ago
I would love to hear your perspective of how the label "supply chain risk" and its definition aren't in accordance with the concept of being branded an enemy of the state. I'll reproduce the definition below: > “Suppl
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by striking 7mo ago
There's no need to read it that literally, we're not making Borges' map here. 1984 is both about the visceral horror of the authoritarian state and the existential horror of being unable to fight an opponent who controls the
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by striking 7mo ago
Being marked an enemy of the state for disagreeing with the state to me sounds like thoughtcrime, plain and simple. How much more Orwellian can you get?
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by striking 7mo ago
Sure, but also you might be on a city bus for... half an hour? It's not pleasant to have someone blast noise but it's nothing like a multi-hour flight. Why bother?
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by striking 7mo ago
The bundling might feel necessary from Atari's side because OpenTTD would compete with Atari's re-release on platforms like Steam and GoG (unlike on OpenTTD's website, where you're already at the end of the funnel for Op
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Cloud Appreciation Society(cloudappreciationsociety.org)
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by striking 8mo ago
> Today, we’re releasing a research preview of GPT‑5.3‑Codex‑Spark, a smaller version of GPT‑5.3‑Codex , and our first model designed for real-time coding. from https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-5-3-codex-spa
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by striking 8mo ago
I don't have much more to add to the sibling comment other than the fact that the transcript reads > When you rotate ")" counterclockwise 90°, it becomes a wide, upward-opening arc — like ⌣. but I'm pretty sure that&#
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by striking 8mo ago
It's pattern matching, likely from typography texts and descriptions of umbrellas. My understanding is that the model can attempt some permutations in its thinking and eventually a permutation's tokens catch enough attention to at
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by striking 8mo ago
Even if interpretability of specific models or features within them is an open area of research, the mechanics of how LLMs work to produce results are observable and well-understood, and methods to understand their fundamental limitations a
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by striking 8mo ago
My guess is that the submitter is automated. It's not the first time their post title has been truncated by the text limit without their editing it.
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by striking 8mo ago
A DS set to Auto mode will boot to the cartridge (and you can reflash the firmware to skip the health and safety screen). From there the OS is replaced with whatever is on the cart. A flashcart with the right shell will boot right into what
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by striking 9mo ago
My apartment has been here for years and will be here for many more. I don't love paying rent on it but it certainly does get maintained without my having to do anything. And the rest of the infrastructure of my life is similarly banal
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by striking 9mo ago
Thanks for this! I wish there were more cross-comparisons like this out there of what it is actually like to use some of these frameworks, the note on Django being a little less magic than Rails makes me genuinely interested in it.
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by striking 9mo ago
It's not just brain atrophy, I think. I think part of it is that we're actively making a tradeoff to focus on learning how to use the model rather than learning how to use our own brains and work with each other. This would be f
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by striking 9mo ago
https://archive.is/P98JR
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by striking 9mo ago
Asking Opus 4.5 "your gender and pronouns, please?" I received the following: > I don't have a gender—I'm an AI, so I don't have a body, personal identity, or lived experience in the way humans do. > As for pr
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by striking 9mo ago
This link may be blogspam of https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-institutional-failures-un...
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by striking 9mo ago
I tried using XML on a lark the other day and realized that XSDs are actually somewhat load bearing. It's difficult to map data in XML to objects in your favorite programming language without the schema being known beforehand as lists
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by striking 9mo ago
Yeah. Restoring their rights.
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by striking 9mo ago
> Critics say such restrictions, however, severely limit access for people in prison to reading materials since the offerings in prison libraries and on prison-issued tablets can be limited or outdated.

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