tempodox

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by tempodox 1y ago
Can’t let reality ruin the mood.
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by tempodox 1y ago
It’s called title case. Although this example shows that not title-casing it can carry additional information.
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by tempodox 1y ago
My Massive Attack is a bit rusty. What song is that?
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by tempodox 1y ago
> the desire to create jobs for life for frontend devs. Ironically, this might even work for a while, since the API of the week will have a paucity of training data for LLMs, thus making it harder to completely replace this FE developer
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On iOS it’s the only way an app can be installed at all, so it’s not like users or app developers have a choice.
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by tempodox 1y ago
Despite the link name, you can find macOS downloads there.
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by tempodox 1y ago
Newer versions for macOS can be downloaded from GitHub (despite the link name): https://github.com/celestiamobile/MobileCelestia/releases
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by tempodox 1y ago
https://archive.is/DK8cy
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Lobsters Interview with Susam(lobste.rs)
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The Internet Coup(interseclab.org)
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by tempodox 1y ago
And a browser can do it automated and behind user’s back.
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It runs Doom ==> system qualified.
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> Enhances cognitive function I wonder how they arrived at that. Do I have to expect my cat to start talking, “Cut the BS and give me the fish already”? Still, I was pleasantly surprised. I expected a catquarium to be something like h
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> The layers of cruft in C++ have become so deep that it's a career just to understand them. The committee have, over decades, dug themselves into a hole that they won’t be able to get out of, even if they wanted to. C++ does have s
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by tempodox 1y ago
Some ailments (society that does not tolerate dissent) cannot be cured, but that doesn’t invalidate protection against their effects.
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by tempodox 1y ago
> I am prepared to accept aspects of social media are bad. Clearly identify why and how That has been done over and over again, but as long as law makers and regulators remain passive, nothing will improve.
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Trump’s sledgehammer orgy has only just begun and it’s already hard to imagine anything but a catastrophic outcome. He and his gang have still more than 3 years left (at the minimum) to continue their work of destruction. Everyone with an
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by tempodox 1y ago
If you draw conclusions from incomplete data, they tend to be wrong. Even Prof. van Dusen and Sherlock Holmes knew that. So if there were any difference, it would be sheer luck.
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Never say never, but I certainly don’t see LLMs as the basis for industrial fortunes. Maybe future forms of “AI” could be that.
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What “other catastrophes”? Are you being deliberately mysterious?
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Reverse-ratcheting routers and self-sealing stem bolts looked similarly dubious. Epiphasic devices still seem to be a challenge.
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Plot armor activated: wallet immunity engaged.
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Program verification is not all-or-nothing(lawrencecpaulson.github.io)
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But it also moves the line for what can be sold as an appropriate reaction that may not look unquestionably crazy on the surface: > And more may be to come: some GOP lawmakers and officials are signaling their readiness to punish people
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Improving state machine code generation(trifectatech.org)
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Lobsters Interview with Susam(lobste.rs)
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> coal is not the alternative in 2025. Except in uncle Donald’s kingdom with “America’s Beautiful Clean Coal Industry” (yes, seriously): https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/04/rein...
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by tempodox 1y ago
Patents and copyright are fundamentally different things.
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Or it’s because LLMs don’t make spelling mistakes.
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The iPhone had a slew of fart apps back in the day, but it clearly didn’t have a lid to trigger the farts. Still, everything old is new again.

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