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by therein 2y ago
> if you were driving past Palo Alto, to take a congested offramp to the onramp that faced it across the street If you're talking about that left turn into Alma with the long wait instead of going into the Stanford roundabout and th
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by therein 2y ago
Multi-purpose trojan horse. Not only will it look beautiful in your city but you can use it as scaffolding to repair tall buildings or children in your community could use it as a play gym.
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>Ford (US) and Volvo (China) Isn't Volvo Swedish?
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by therein 2y ago
Pretty crazy that simple motion detection is taking that much power. It is absolutely shitty software. The battery capacity on that car is incredible, you could put a 4090 in there and run it and it would maybe drain 8% a day, right? So som
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by therein 2y ago
The situation is closer to if we had 10,000 variants of Encyclopedia Britannica in 80s that all looked like distinct bodies of work, riddled with different errors while looking like they were written from scratch.
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In the Bay area, what I noticed is, unnecessary clumps almost always get nucleated by a Tesla going lower than the speed limit on the left lane and then a tall vehicle behind them. The tall vehicle behind the Tesla will hide the fact that t
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by therein 2y ago
I like how he never mentioned what it is about but we all know what it is about.
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by therein 2y ago
How does it behave if the body of text is offensive or what if it is talking about a recipe to purify UF-6 gas at home? Will it stop doing what it is doing and enter lecturing mode? I am asking not to be cynical but because of my limited ex
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by therein 2y ago
This tech existed 30 years ago, just wasn't packaged up for easy deployment. As late as 2012 you could MITM people in your network, even without being the person managing the router. ARP poisoning and mitmproxy or just some intelligent
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by therein 2y ago
What do you mean? They both say the same thing for usage through API. You can also use DeepSeek on your own compute.
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by therein 2y ago
My guess is it will happen right after Sam Altman's next public freakout about how dangerous this new model they have in store is and how it tried to escape from its confinement and kidnap the alignment operator.
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by therein 2y ago
So for posterity, in this subthread we found that OpenAI indeed trains on user data and it isn't something that only DeepSeek does.
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by therein 2y ago
Surprised there is no researcher dumping the SPI flash, patching some conditional jumps and doing a write-up.
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by therein 2y ago
> With AI, the insights (or "insights") depend on what questions you ask Which is an interesting place to put the human. You can be fooled to think that your question was unique and special just because it led some blackbox to
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I used to frequent cs.rin.ru for all things non-steam back when I operated non-steam CSS servers. UnknownCheats is also absolutely amazing for cheat development. Back when I was writing undetected kernel cheats for my own experimentation pu
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by therein 2y ago
I got started with Lena151's tutorials back in the day. https://github.com/kosmokato/Lena151
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by therein 2y ago
> I get your point, but not all farms are created equal. Is it really so bad to shut down farms that grow feed for Arab race horses to produce computer chips? That, I agree. I noticed a sibling comment also mentioned that. If the farms i
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by therein 2y ago
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by therein 2y ago
Really nice. SolidJS support would be nice too. I lately have no preference between React and Solid but I have some projects that could use this that happens to be in SolidJS.
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by therein 2y ago
Missed opportunity not titling it "Serenity Now".
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by therein 2y ago
I know, right? Software Engineers with their zeal for determinism. How dare they.
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by therein 2y ago
There is the equality gotchas on JavaScript but then you have 1-indexed arrays in Lua, which is a footgun that I know exists, I try to avoid shooting myself in the foot with it but I keep doing it. It is beyond a footgun, more like a footgu
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by therein 2y ago
I have things I use every day that I wrote in egui. It has its quirks but has been great for years. Thanks emilk.
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by therein 2y ago
I don't want to turn this into another Claude lies less than ChatGPT subthread but since you mentioned configuration of MikroTik routers I felt like I should. ChatGPT lies a lot about RouterOS, I don't know why. Claude helped me a
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by therein 2y ago
Are we at a point where we could run nonquantized models from QwQ/Qwen series on a 128GB Macbook Pro?
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by therein 2y ago
Here is part of the backtrace in case it brings it to the attention of someone: https://imgur.com/ycyVIzF I already sent it to Apple but who knows when they'll maybe look at it. Panic at IOPortDPDelegate.cpp:256.
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by therein 2y ago
Not trolling, it panics for me. It came with 15.1.1. Let me see if I have a photo of the panic. If I'll post the backtrace. https://imgur.com/ycyVIzF
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by therein 2y ago
It also kernel panics if you power down external monitor but keep HDMI connected or have an HDMI output device that is powered off. It was a great out-of-the-box experience for my new MacBook Pro.
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Even if you trust Microsoft not to keep it, not to access it and index it on their cloud, and even if they were kept encrypted and local, it is still searchable and index is available on runtime. So you have yet another process that has thi
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Account creation not available. Login to see more videos. Classic OpenAI. I don't care, there are so many better alternatives to everything they do. Funny how quickly they have become irrelevant and lost their moat.

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