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by therein 1y ago
Telescope datacenter, what a cool concept.
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by therein 1y ago
>Last time I tried, I couldn't find a website that worked with it. That was the case for me last time I tried it as well, which was a few months ago. Tried it again yesterday and I could load many pages. Could even render complex re
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by therein 1y ago
A comment that could apply to anything. Notice how nobody except for your subthread here is talking about AI. This thread is not about AI or LLMs, for a good reason.
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by therein 1y ago
It is made worse by it not actually looking for the right answer at all stages of that process. Part of it you're training it, and it will take your word for it. Let's make that image appear slowly, like real slow fade in. Motorcy
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by therein 1y ago
I wouldn't call that stealing. It is a forced refund. A hacker could even justify it to himself that these people were unknowingly paying for a shitty product that was built like Swiss cheese, time to give them a refund. Another plausi
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by therein 1y ago
> use data url to download file It is kinda funny and kinda sad that you thought this was worth sharing. Gemini says use google with this query. Really? Wow. Revolutionary. What did we do before LLMs?
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by therein 1y ago
If I remember correctly, unfortunately the HTTP server hosting Liero back then didn't support requests with the Range header. But also likely I didn't have FlashGet on my cousin's computer which was the computer we were using
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by therein 1y ago
I remember redownloading Liero over and over again and failing. And then cherishing it once getting a successful download. It would barely fail to fit into a floppy.
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by therein 1y ago
I haven't tried that and that likely will work but I don't want to use that proxy system-wide. I want it specifically for this browser only.
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by therein 1y ago
Those QE periods were minuscule in how much they printed compared to this last phase we have entered. The rise in M2 money supply is out of this world.
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by therein 1y ago
With the amount of money printing going on, it is really insincere for them to create that false dichotomy anyway. It was never about which one out of the two we could afford.
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by therein 1y ago
Cloud providers love this one trick.
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by therein 1y ago
Does it support SOCKS proxies now? If FoxyProxy or something like that works for it, I might give it a try. Last I checked, the browser itself only supported HTTP proxies and since Safari based it opened the Network Configuration system pre
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by therein 1y ago
Yeah, most people wouldn't say that about Win2000, but XP, definitely. XP Service Pack 2 was excellent.
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by therein 1y ago
Interesting that it happens to be the harmonic frequency of oxygen. For these power levels it is probably fine but something to keep in mind.
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by therein 1y ago
If you look at the API, it is a slop app. The IDs were being uploaded to a public Firebase bucket. Chats are also public now. The full API keys are leaked because they were in the shipped app.
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by therein 1y ago
I can't help but find it kinda humorous that if the 119 lines of the system prompt wasn't there, it would just be a generic script that takes your input, sends it to ollama and then system("...") the response after some
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by therein 1y ago
You can, and it still results in a subpar experience. There are products out there that do exactly that.
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by therein 1y ago
>I've been coding for long enough to remember when we carved HTML tables by hand. When CSS was a suggestion, not a lifestyle. When JavaScript was for mouseover effects and nothing else. Cringe. The tech is half baked and the author
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by therein 1y ago
But this is using a machine to do the lifting for you so you don't develop the muscles. You are actually not strong through technology but left weak and helpless when left on your own. It is just a bunch of people that don't take
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by therein 1y ago
Maybe he is talking about stuff you're required by law to disclose but you don't really want to be seen too much. Like code of conduct, terms of service, retractions or public apologies.
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by therein 1y ago
In this case it is a little beyond specialized and niche. It is right to left too. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44498766
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by therein 1y ago
Yeah, and that's even more confusing than using it for public/private. It just shouldn't have been a thing. I think I stopped trying to seriously gain experience with Objective-C after noticing that. I was even kinda okay wit
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by therein 1y ago
This is like the Minecraft demo. Pretty cool conceptually.
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by therein 1y ago
I feel like the data structure would be a better mnemonic device on its own. There is no std::cue, there is std::queue.
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by therein 1y ago
I am getting the feeling that this is not as inspiring as you think it is. I know you will be like oh it is so deep that you don't get it but I really think that's not the case. The scope is captured like one would expect and func
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by therein 1y ago
Again? Well that's good.
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by therein 1y ago
Yeah, I am entirely with you in principle.
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by therein 1y ago
>once it's in my network, i can do whatever i please with it. But that literally applies to any online licensing check flow. And extends to binaries that are on your disk. I can patch that conditional jump, it is on my hard drive.
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by therein 1y ago
The whole thing is AI generated and you can tell from subpar decisions made at every turn.

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