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by striking 9mo ago
> If the page is AI‑generated but the domain is mixed (not mostly AI), we flag the page as AI‑generated but do not downrank it. > If a domain is found to be mostly AI‑generated (typically more than 80% across its pages), that domain i
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by striking 9mo ago
That's all the better for a cause that needs attention. If everyone's to one side then the conversation quickly dies out, while if something is contentious there will be two or more parties keeping it alive. A protest doesn't
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Got you to talk about it, though, didn't it? > CW: Do you consider what you did protest, performance art, both, or something else? > GG: Both. It’s a protest against the school’s AI policy specifically and it’s performance art be
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by striking 9mo ago
If the story has enough votes before then, it is only downweighted, and only a bit at a time. Same with the flamewar detector, it just pulls stories down a bit. After the score is more than (I think?) 10 votes, it won't get entirely fl
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GOG split from CDPR just before the new year: https://www.gog.com/blog/gog-is-getting-acquired-by-its-orig...
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I think Campfire used to have a one-time cost of $200 or something per domain, when did it switch to being free? Edit: found it, it was in August 2025 https://github.com/basecamp/once-campfire/commit/df76a227d
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by striking 9mo ago
Oh, I thought they had their own index. My bad.
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Raycast is lovely for opening up applications, at least.
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Translation is a necessary part of the web browsing experience for many people.
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Taking a look at the reference codec package at https://gitlab.com/wg1/jpeg-xl , they note: > Specifically for JPEG files, the default cjxl behavior is to apply lossless recompression and the default djxl behavior is
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by striking 9mo ago
Maybe, but I would argue that some of these features are genuinely useful and important. Take translation, for example. It's not great to have to send off a page that potentially contains identifying content to Google, but it is the ea
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by striking 9mo ago
"JPEG XL" is a little bit of a misnomer as it's not just "JPEG with more bits". It supports lossless encoding of existing content at a smaller file size than PNG and allows you to transcode existing JPEGs recoverabl
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by striking 9mo ago
> 8.10. the legal defense of financial and violent crimes, including those related to money laundering, murder, robbery, assault, battery, sex crimes or crimes against minors; And as per the article, > On Sunday night, Emmons’ fundrai
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I believe Gas Town uses Claude Code under the hood, still? Just with some really wild hooks
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OP is not looking to get people fired for using particular words. OP doesn't appear to be fighting any sort of political battle. OP is telling people to be nice, and that's as much his right as it is yours to use the wrong words.
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by striking 9mo ago
That's only true of people who overreact or use offense as an excuse to let off some righteous anger. Most people don't react that way, even if that is what you'll most often see surfaced on social media because it's the
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by striking 9mo ago
That's fair, appreciate it. I guess some folks were just unlucky.
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I think that might be a stretch, but I acknowledge I should've been nicer all the same. All the best to you as well.
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by striking 9mo ago
But it's not nice (socially normal?) to post "tl;dw" either. It's okay, we disagreed on something. I'll agree to learn something from it if you do. Happy new year.
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Instead of making a fuss, have you considered taking another look at the video page? It includes a summary that helps show why those technical facts are actually relevant in the context of German society, and hints at how those things came
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rockstarga... has been available since 2012! The only difference here is some web browser overhead, which isn't much anymore...
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I do agree this is where AI shines. If you need a quick rehash of something that's been done a zillion times before or a quick integration between two known good components, AI's great. But the skills you describe are still skills
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It's the sequel to EU. EU 2.
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From Bloomberg: > Earnings began to decline since 2021 due to supply chain headwinds and increased competition. I know that there's a slight difference between Chinese-state owned enterprises and Amazon, but isn't a sale to eit
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by striking 10mo ago
I handed a PDF capture to Opus 4.5 (since web fetch returned a 403) and it was able to crack the cypher pretty quickly. Fun idea, but I think this only prevents humans from using the site.
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It's a cool video but it's formatted almost like a tutorial, with folks in the comments appearing excited to actually try it on their own bodies with lab equipment they have access to. It's pretty irresponsible given that I d
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What's to stop you from using the APIs the way you'd like?
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SwiftKey was actually good. I could pound out a solid 30WPM without even trying, no typos. But then they added a "Ask Bing" context menu item to all my selections after an update and after leaving it on principle I've been su
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Oh, no thanks. The emdash is lazy writing, through and through, for the same reason a parenthetical expressed any other way might be. LLMs overuse them the same way humans do: to pack in context where it doesn't belong. I'd happil

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