worldsavior

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by worldsavior 3mo ago
I think firstly you should send the dogs somewhere. They won't help you to get more money/find an apartment.
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by worldsavior 3mo ago
> We spent six weeks chasing a nearly invisible bug — a race condition that occurred only under specific conditions — in the hyper library that impacted how the Images binding returned processed image data back to the client. In the end,
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by worldsavior 3mo ago
I think he meant fuck.
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by worldsavior 3mo ago
Sell them.
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
Wouldn't it be the opposite? Light themes cause more blue light and thus increasing eye fatigue.
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
What?
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
A kernel that it's primary language is a memory safe one? But other than that there aren't many reasons that would justify writing from scratch.
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
I think you overreact. Sure there were a few hundreds of compromised packages, but obviously it's a small percentage of all AUR. Maybe also some of them were really popular like Dropbox, but still you can check.
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
This project was created 6 months ago, and had been worked on for months with claude. I guess Fable existed 6 months ago and none of us knew about it...
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
Everything you said don't really matter when there is basically no site sandboxing on Android and desktop.
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
https://grapheneos.org/usage#web-browsing Surprised I'm so much downvoted.
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
Everyone started using Claude for coding at the same time, something is suspicious!
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
Maybe...Docker? Orbstack is basically a wrapper over docker, and he advertises the program as something uniquely fast, which is just a docker behind the scens.
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
Secret ad to orbstack.
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
Isn't age verification actually a good thing? If you want a free internet, you don't let your kids browse these websites. Otherwise, it allows you to make sure they aren't watching "hurtful" content.
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
You're blowing hot air. Take it elsewhere.
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
"very primitive" - primitive in relation to who? As a species we control the planet, we rule every other species currently known to humans, how is that primitive?
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by worldsavior 4mo ago
Seems like from now on the updates will be a minor upgrade from previous models.
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by worldsavior 5mo ago
Funny you say it's the future when the project was scraped. I don't think people want to live in a fake world.
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by worldsavior 5mo ago
What is the transition now? Science and whatever someone with a computer can create -> AI prompting?
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by worldsavior 5mo ago
I think that the product is easy to build, that's what I think because in my gathered experience it's easy. What more do you want? This is the last time I'm responding. Good luck on whatever journey you're on. I'm s
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by worldsavior 5mo ago
You can take yourself elsewhere. Good luck.
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by worldsavior 5mo ago
You're right, I regret I didn't have the sense to do the same as them at the time.
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by worldsavior 5mo ago
Them raising this much money doesn't mean they're successful, it only means they know how to fool the investors well. A project that is basically an extension to VSCode only adding a chat interface, isn't really worth this mu
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by worldsavior 5mo ago
So basically you said: build a successful startup. Mhm...
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by worldsavior 5mo ago
So include the 'e'. Social media platforms monotoize sexual topics because research shows people are more attracted to them than other topics.
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by worldsavior 5mo ago
Hosting a website costs money and headache. Pretty cheap but still, it's easier to just do a CLI.
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by worldsavior 5mo ago
I think AI helped researchers navigate better in the codebase, not necessarily the AI is succeeding in exploiting.
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by worldsavior 5mo ago
Will it have a bootloader unlocked???
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by worldsavior 5mo ago
You define your liveness by some piece of paper?

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