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by user34283 8mo ago
A tad dramatic, talking about ruin. There are many ways to deal with the problem, should it even escalate to a point where it's wasting more than a few seconds. For new contributors, with no prior contributions to well known projects,
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by user34283 8mo ago
Great for him, but when you mention research and fun, I have to say I'm not aware MJ published any research whatsoever. And on the topic of fun, while it's certainly highly subjective, I remember that the moderation with the MJ to
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by user34283 8mo ago
Would that not create the issue that you would only need to find one bypass for said official anti-cheat that then works for all games out there? I heard with Denuvo reverse engineering work needs to be done for each individual target to un
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by user34283 8mo ago
When I tried 5.2 Codex in GitHub Copilot it executed some first steps like searching for the relevant files, then it output the number "2" and stopped the response. On further prompting it did the next step and terminated early ag
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by user34283 8mo ago
I paid 150€ for a Mini PC with an Intel N100, 16 GB of DDR5 memory, and a 500 GB SSD. While I have no intention to scale up low spec hardware like this, it at least seems to beat the Azure VMs we use at work with "4 CPUs", which c
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by user34283 8mo ago
I only use Xcode rarely, and I'm unfamiliar with its quirks. That is precisely what makes it such a bad experience compared to my work in JetBrains IDEs or vscode. Together with an unfamiliar platform I also have to fight that weird ID
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by user34283 8mo ago
Probably not that you support the Nazi regime, as that would be a ridiculous thing to think. Particularly so if a year before you visited Auschwitz and stated it was "tragic that humans could do this to other humans", and told us
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by user34283 8mo ago
Yes, "nazi salute" is obviously not an accurate description of the gesture Musk performed before saying "my heart goes out to you".
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by user34283 8mo ago
I strongly oppose the constant slander and the litany of lies partisan commenters post about Musk. You don't get to throw out "fondness for throwing Nazi salutes" slander, based on an hoax immediately debunked at the time, an
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by user34283 8mo ago
There is a difference between paying 30% and 0.1% that goes beyond "precise maths". It's an egregious share, and Apple is making an estimated $30 billion a year with this, at a margin perhaps more than twice as high as on iPh
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by user34283 8mo ago
It's not so much that I love giving 30% to Apple, and more that there is no way to move your business elsewhere because Apple monopolizes mobile app distribution. And the other half of the mobile app market is monopolized by Google who
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by user34283 9mo ago
To be clear, I shut the machine down every night. I understood the complaint to be a need to restart it during use because of bugs.
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by user34283 9mo ago
With the agent running autonomously for a long time, I'd have feared it would break my build/verification tasks in an attempt to fix something. My confidence in running an agent unsupervised for a long time is low, but to be fair
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by user34283 9mo ago
The only system where I had this happen was a Google Pixel 6a, where a system update irrecoverably corrupted all (encrypted) data which made it not boot on top. It's particularly great Monday morning on your phone if you require 2FA to
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by user34283 9mo ago
I don't recall either a crash or a need to restart Windows 11 in the last years. Except maybe when I was trying to use the XMP profile of my memory. It works now, maybe a BIOS update improved that.
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by user34283 9mo ago
It just works. I can't point to a single thing that Windows 11 does particularly well. With my Mac mini M2 Pro, there's just too many bugs. It needs an annoying turn-off-turn-on workaround for it to even output to the second monit
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by user34283 9mo ago
I find it hard to believe after running agents fully autonomously for a week you'd end up with something that actually compiles and at least somewhat functions. And I'm an optimist, not one of the AI skeptics heavily present on HN
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by user34283 9mo ago
That is correct. With the iPhone at home, you keep getting "Unknown tracker found travelling with you" spam on your Android, and the AirTag rings occasionally. I would not call that usable.
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by user34283 9mo ago
Incorrect on all claims. They tightened safety measures to prevent editing of images of real people into revealing clothing. It is factually incorrect that you "can pay to generate CP". Musk has not described CSAM as "hilari
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by user34283 9mo ago
Whatever your opinion on the GitHub UI may be, at least the text formatting of the markdown is working, which can't be said for that alternative site.
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by user34283 9mo ago
That is one of the reasons why I think X's Grok, while perhaps not state of the art, is an important option to have. Out of OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google, it is the only provider that I trust not to erroneously flag harmless content. It
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by user34283 9mo ago
The first has 300k users, while /r/pics sports 33M. The second is for discussion rather than posting photos. Good that you ask, because that's exactly what I get on X: after liking some photos, I see mostly photography in my
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by user34283 9mo ago
Sometimes, it is crucial to differentiate a wall of loaded premises from an actual question before you move on to quoting a survey about whether Americans like Hitler.
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by user34283 9mo ago
Note that on Reddit I also had to fill some separate "EU illegal content" form, it was not removed via the regular reporting system.
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by user34283 9mo ago
It is not "everyone else", but a specific audience here. Out of those some disagree strongly enough about what is and is not far left propaganda to downvote my controversial opinions. I can also see that others upvote.
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by user34283 9mo ago
What I'm actually telling is that I disagree with far left propaganda. Many of you seem to jump to the conclusion that I'm some sort of hardcore MAGA supporter or far right Trump fan. In reality, I'm European and arguably onl
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by user34283 9mo ago
No, it is not reasonable to constantly spread propaganda labelling Musk and Trump pedophiles and then act like the site wasn't filled with far left propaganda while talking about how bad X is.
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by user34283 9mo ago
That's not really the issue here. This strong political orientation is widespread across default subreddits including /r/news or /r/europe and affects the Home / front page.
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by user34283 9mo ago
If we're going to the worst examples, let me say that on Reddit I have seen content openly glorifying terrorist groups, particularly in some Arabic subreddits. This sort of content is illegal in some EU jurisdictions and after I report
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by user34283 9mo ago
These are left extremist takes on current events. On social media, when I click "Pics", I'd expect photography. What we see there is political content that distinctly reminds of a publication from a local socialist youth chap

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