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by t23414321 6mo ago
( Let's stop AI crimes ..) It looks like AI generated code can't be used legally - without respecting rights and licenses or without proving that no copyrighted code may happen to be mixed in - true only if no such was used to lea
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by t23414321 6mo ago
"Blanchard explained his thoughts on why the newly licensed code was a “clean-room” implementation." Its not IMHO. Starting from that, the machine in the room wasn't clean - it ate all the source codes with all the licenses,
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by t23414321 7mo ago
And the reverse too (not to self destruct, (A)Overthinking""" may not help, but never mind.. - it can't be so simple..? => "Human Intelligence" soon may be over. Even I did not - someone warn me then I stop
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by t23414321 7mo ago
What about less intelligent people judging the intelligence of more intelligent people - and about handling that, from both sides - finding (or not) that someone may be more intelligent than you ever know or could imagine - or to deal with
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Exposing and Understanding Scrolling Transfer Functions (2012) [pdf](direction.bordeaux.inria.fr)
18 points by t23414321 7mo ago|0 comments
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by t23414321 7mo ago
Nonsense propaganda and NEVER true ! (but DARVO) Poland never attacked any country first. 'pesky' it's quite easy the russian point of view ! - and vasac is spreading disinformation accordingly, here on HN. https:/&#x2F
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by t23414321 7mo ago
..some nonsense propaganda ? - I guess.
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by t23414321 7mo ago
WTF ? alternative history and DARVO ? ('pesky'?? - he must be russian)
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by t23414321 7mo ago
antimemetics (look one more time)
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by t23414321 7mo ago
https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-how-to-enable-miracast-for-pix... (2019..) ?
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by t23414321 7mo ago
What about penalty points for AI slop ?
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by t23414321 7mo ago
Great ! Great ! And fun ! But.. and you can skip destinations only by 5 years :( Waiting for more countries (like, in Africa).. and more than first 10 ??
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Douglas MacGregor Claims Netanyahu Draggin US into War [video](youtube.com)
4 points by t23414321 8mo ago|1 comments
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by t23414321 8mo ago
Nothing about connecting solar cells to our bodies ??
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by t23414321 9mo ago
That's mostly copycats of Ben Heck approach from 2012 - some technical improvements, but like without understanding, further thinking about function - or imagination why someone needed it first, then what would be next. So all seems st
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by t23414321 10mo ago
Didn't one of those extensions had an option to regexp replace content of JS files ? (Now how to do that: with parsing - or with magical chains ??:) Right, that could be nice use of AI to extract only the good parts - or, at least,
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by t23414321 10mo ago
That would be ( progressive?? ) XBL. (!) (- it's kind of behavior extension on tag level, yet has JS - and it's orthogonal, like CSS or XSLT (BTW. see that hack: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41245159 ), u
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by t23414321 10mo ago
The web was usable without JavaScript once. (JS has few good uses, but is too excessive. Less code is always better - and an art.)
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by t23414321 10mo ago
The profit model is being payed (as CEO) to dismantle Firefox into oblivion and no more.
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by t23414321 10mo ago
> to calculate a route ( In math class I've been told that not some number but the formula is the expected result.. .. then people are now asking: "Just show me the prompt instead !" and.. done. ;) )
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by t23414321 10mo ago
> I think we should give them a chance. Leaving XSLT in web standards and in Firefox would let it keep some comfy useful niche ("resilience" ? ) . Is that right if Google don't want to keep it - then no one can have it ?
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by t23414321 10mo ago
Leaving XSLT in web standards and in Firefox would let it keep some comfy useful niche. Is that right if Google don't want to keep it - then no one can have it ?! BTW JavaScript ( to replace it all ) _is not_ a _web standard_ (but it
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by t23414321 10mo ago
Yes, there is no more: plugins, XBL, original extensions, and XSLT is removed not from Chrome but from the web standards ! Anything left ?
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by t23414321 10mo ago
Fat bodies in cold country.
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by t23414321 10mo ago
so easy to capture by aliens
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by t23414321 10mo ago
.. and confront about Prolog or else in recent years - likes: "intended benefit requires an unreasonably (or impossibly?) smart compiler" ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14441045 ) - isn't quite simil
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by t23414321 10mo ago
That's right when saying selecting not calculating a chess move - assuming you are outside of Plato's cave (Popper). But now, I see this: the truth is static and non-profit, but calculating something can be sold again and ag
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by t23414321 10mo ago
artificial intelligence in place of artificial knowledge is confusing distraction too, at least artificial is a good reminder since beginning (IMHO its not provocative but well catching a point.. about so called "intelligence&
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by t23414321 10mo ago
@dang offtopicness started from using word thinking in place of calculating what is the common objection in this thread.
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by t23414321 10mo ago
An LLM ..is calculated ..from language (or from things being said by humans before being true or not). It's not some antropomorfic process what using the word thinking would suggest (to sell well). > across multiple tokens - but h

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