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trollbridge
2mo ago
The idea that Linux is "half baked" non non-amd64 platforms is just... it's just stunning. That is all.
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2mo ago
This approach to marketing one's AI by finding ways to brag that it "broke out" and "hacked companies" is getting ridiculous. It's particularly sad when it's large, established businesses like Google resor
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2mo ago
This approach to marketing one's AI by finding ways to brag that it "broke out" and "hacked companies" is getting ridiculous. It's particularly sad when it's large, established businesses like Google resor
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trollbridge
2mo ago
Water? What’s that got to do with anything?
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2mo ago
I’m really wondering how you confused “things that thieves steal” with “things people buy with food stamps”. Food is rarely shoplifted in America.
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2mo ago
You have to set up trivial, low value “burner” email that you use for your emailing activity when overseas, and other related social media accounts, and make sure to keep them “warm”. A spare old Pixel or iPhone SE is $20-$50 you can use fo
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2mo ago
There isn’t currently the political will to start putting people in institutions against their will.
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2mo ago
They most certainly will. You should see them go after a loaf of white bread, stale cinnamon rolls, etc.
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2mo ago
You ask it differently. One could call this "prompt hacking", even.
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2mo ago
Right. Pigs enjoy eating their slop. It’s not bad from their point of view.
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2mo ago
Truncating the Y axis or cropping the Y axis
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2mo ago
Request subtopic be changed to “I used Gemini to design a tool to replace specific uses of Gemini.”
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2mo ago
Maybe they could try conquering GUI layouts and CSS first
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2mo ago
Around here the library sales are often $5 per box of books. Sometimes you can bid on an entire dumpster load.
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2mo ago
They are common here. Membership is usually a dollar or two a month. Members store their books their on a kind of permanent loan so they don’t have to store so many books in their house. It’s unstaffed and just run by its members, and membe
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2mo ago
Right, libraries should be safe spaces for children to go by themselves and read books, like I did was 8 and 9. I rode my bike and looked for computer books, and found a book that was a compilation of Dr. Dobb’s Journal. It is unreasonable
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2mo ago
It should be possible to have public libraries without fixing all other social ills first.
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2mo ago
LA collectively spends about $3 billion on various things for homeless people, who number around 70-80,000. That’s $40,000 per person per year. What level of spending would you like to see?
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2mo ago
This must be global since I had a similar experience on the east coast of the USA. It seems reasonable to expect a public library not to functionally be an Internet gamer café.
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2mo ago
I see libraries throwing out large amounts of books, and then chasing non-book things that became laughably obsolete in a few years, such as: - audio books on little devices to plug headphones into, which have cheap rechargeable batteries t
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2mo ago
Thank you for maintaining Telnet! I still keep it around mostly for retro computing purposes to interact with very old operating systems or with machines that aren’t capable of encrypting in any reasonable amount of time.
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2mo ago
Yes. The subtitle is wrong. He recovers the public key, due to the way EDCSA signing works.
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2mo ago
You can’t buy laundry detergent with SNAP benefits, since it isn’t food.
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2mo ago
/tmp? What happens when you reboot?
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2mo ago
MiMo is my backup whenever DeepSeek is down, had the price bump, is slow, etc. UltraSpeed was absolutely awesome. I miss it. DS 4.1 Flash is amazing. Well worth the extra cost.
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2mo ago
At least there are technical reasons to argue in favour of moving some CoT into latent space. Encrypting CoT is just plain nuts yet we’ve all accepted it as normal.
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2mo ago
Or the price of a GPT Pro 20X plan... er, wait, except you can't go sign up for one of those right now.
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2mo ago
I use DS straight off of DeepSeek's API. It was very helpful in the aftermath of a client whose WordPress got stuffed up and analysing when it happened, how it happened, and what the entry point was. The American frontier models refuse
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2mo ago
Have you tried Flash V4.1?
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2mo ago
Nonetheless, there are great articles up on there, such as: https://institute.deepmind.com/essays/the-case-for-reasoning... (Hiding chains of thought is one of the most harmful things I think OAI/Anthr. has done,
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