tasuki

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by tasuki 9d ago
> And remember how Iran slaughtered tens of thousands of its own citizens a few weeks prior. Yes? How is that a reason to kill even more Iranians, especially schoolgirls?
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by tasuki 17d ago
This is the stupidest disclaimer: it's completely unnecessary. Of course the opinions are their own! Whose else would they be? Your mum's? If someone was speaking on behalf of their employer, they would've used the official c
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by tasuki 21d ago
Yes. More info here: https://codenamebluespot.com/open-test (including commentary of the games)
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by tasuki 21d ago
I had a similar reaction. If someone could chime in and explain how this isn't absolute nonsense, I'd be grateful.
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by tasuki 22d ago
It works the same in go. Just, as the parent has said, the dynamic range of go is higher.
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by tasuki 22d ago
Great, now next match against blue spot[0], starting even and adjusting the handicap each game. Blue spot is an adversarial ai and it's managed to beat average professionals on five handicaps, which is absolutely insane. [0]: https:&#
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by tasuki 23d ago
> No I mean up to 60... km/h That's not a bicycle, that's a motorbike.
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by tasuki 23d ago
> cyclists doing well over 60 inside town narrow streets I used to cycle and I don't think I could achieve 60 on flat ground like Amsterdam. That's very solid sprinting that even the best cyclists in the world can only achieve
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by tasuki 23d ago
> Life will be infinitely more interesting How many times in a row can you read the same boring five minute story?
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by tasuki 25d ago
As an aside, the anagram is so good!
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by tasuki 27d ago
Just use podman, as the article suggests.
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by tasuki 27d ago
Yes ok, but the moment you gain user access to my machine, I've already lost. The amount of damage you can do as root is about the same you can do as me.
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by tasuki 1mo ago
You have no control over whether you hit the jackpot. You do have control over what you put in your mouth.
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by tasuki 1mo ago
I believe people here were not talking about "behavioural treatment". What is that even? I'm talking about people resolving to do something and following through. Again, we can not change other people. People can only change
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by tasuki 1mo ago
Weight regain... If you change your lifestyle temporarily, the effects are temporary. If you change your lifestyle permanently, the effects are permanent.
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by tasuki 1mo ago
> Of course, that assumes your goal is to actually help the fatties I don't believe that's possible. They have to choose a healthier lifestyle by themselves. It's not that people are fat because no one told them to eat hea
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by tasuki 1mo ago
Your analogy is false. If you opt for it, then yes of course, abstinence-only sex education is a sure way to stop ten pregnancy. Similarly, if you opt to change your lifestyle and start living healthier, and follow through, it will work
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by tasuki 1mo ago
Long enough in this case meaning forever. Behavioural changes work, the issue is that most people don't actually change their behaviour.
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by tasuki 1mo ago
Why do they gain the weight back though? I'd hazard a guess they stop the calorie restriction and go back to their old habits. Short term "diets" are nonsense. The solution is permanent lifestyle changes.
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by tasuki 1mo ago
> Purely behavioral lifestyle interventions have the lowest long term success rates of all available treatments for obesity. What? Surely changing one's behaviour - particularly the parts of behaviour that caused the obesity in the
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by tasuki 2mo ago
> Once he stopped at the cafe to pick up his newspaper! The horrors!
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by tasuki 2mo ago
> There is really _never_ a time when a CAPTCHA will require you to execute code on your machine. I think the concern is the user not knowing they're executing code on their machine. And as a counterexample: some captchas require yo
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by tasuki 2mo ago
Offtopic, but the hinting of the body font is absolutely atrocious. Eg the lowercase `u` reaches way higher than the other lowercase letters.
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by tasuki 2mo ago
But also good medical advice has a high potential to have far-reaching positive consequences. Telling people not to forget to hydrate shouldn't be controversial. Shouldn't we be on the side of good advice rather than on the side
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by tasuki 2mo ago
> if I give someone inaccurate medical advice, that is not only false, it is false and harmful I don't understand what's so special about legal and medical advice that it's so singled out in certain parts of the world. All
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by tasuki 2mo ago
Maybe we should not have forced AI companies to shred rare books so they can use them for training?
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by tasuki 3mo ago
I dunno about proving, but 20% income tax + 20% vat + property taxes + estate tax + the various extra taxed thing like gas etc, and you're easily over half.
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by tasuki 3mo ago
Perhaps you just didn't push it far enough: I took a 90% pay cut and am happy with it :)
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by tasuki 3mo ago
Pi is not "some mayfly LLM third-tier coding agent" - in the brief research I've done, it's the best positioned to survive: it's small and the creator has shown good taste (something that can't be said about th
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by tasuki 3mo ago
Huh. The person you're replying to specifically mentioned they connect to the same tmux session from different computers. Niri is great, but how's it relevant here?

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