thrown-0825

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by thrown-0825 1y ago
Garbage platform, completely polluted by bots, recruiters, and scammers. It serves no purpose besides being the shittiest rolodex imaginable.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
UK no longer has the leverage to have an impact on Apple.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
I have over 5000 logged dives and have only suffered DCS once, with the right training SCUBA can be very safe.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
And many people don’t, there are already skyrim mods for this so your point doesnt really hold water.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
Fun fact: those dive tables were created by the US Navy conducting experiments on its own divers, there was a real human cost to acquire that information.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
from user input lmao these people are not to be taken seriously
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
congrats, you have encountered one of the fundamental flaws of using an ad-lib generator as an orchestration / rules engine.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
In a couple years you will be able to get used ones on ebay for cheap, I cant wait.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
MCP defeats the entire point of LLMs.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
yes, modern development practice is to introduce rce’s as a feature and then fund raise around it.
101.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
same, this is 100x worse than just copy pasting commands from stack overflow.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
Found the SCUBA diver
103.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
Odd take, the stale dialogue and static quests of most rpgs could certainly benefit from llm enhancements
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
better tooling around 3D in my opinion
105.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
shame, I remember having a lot of issues getting ts-lint to work with test runners a few years back.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
LLM's tell bad jokes because people writing blogspam aren't funny and it was trained to replicate them.
107.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
Imagine getting beat by a bot and it also has the capability to talk trash to you.
108.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
How does this access the IMDB api? I thought amazon had some pretty extreme pricing tiers for that.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
China bad though.
110.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
someone else recommended this too, I'll give it a shot next time I'm in js land.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
a 51% attack poc is successfully executed and you call it FUD lmao. crypto rubes are hilarious.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
go std lib being compromised would be a pretty major achievement
113.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
I come from go where this stuff is default
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
This would be a lot more useful in the browser, TS in node has never really been a problem for me and the config is pretty simple.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
Definitely not anti-competitive in the rest of the world though. Google is a plague, and the sooner its gone the better.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
Speak for yourself, hasn't been the default on any of my devices for a long long time.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
does that require a config?
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
werent one of the js linters part of a supply chain attack recently?
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
does it have a go fmt / lint command yet?
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
LNG imports have dramatically increased since the invasion started. Americans are their own captors, fuck them. Using them as a excuse for EU cowardice is not convincing.

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