x______________

6 ms·

61.
by x______________ 2mo ago
>That is why I always say: Don't donate to wikipedia, donate to archive.org Just learned from a 2 sec llm query that archive.org archives Wikipedia, neat! Wiki should still receive donations but archive should receive more as a vali
62.
by x______________ 2mo ago
Someone did this recently in Czechia, to the department of Justice, got caught. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Czech_government_Bitcoin_...
63.
by x______________ 2mo ago
Some of the problems I solved after a few attempts where the llm couldn't solve the issue was by dumbing down the prompts.. ...
64.
by x______________ 2mo ago
Thanks! Got it to play uninterrupted with mobile locked, such a great feeling after years of wrestling with YouTube working tirelessly to prevent the same mobile experience (Android, Firefox).
65.
by x______________ 2mo ago
>3 .. what could be done to support a customer's choice for years? Nothing lasts forever: be it websites you visit, your favorite food and the recipes and ingredients used, the clothes you wear or even the people and living things a
66.
by x______________ 3mo ago
Might I add that the possibility of the country going up in flames is magnified by the climate change that allows everything to be so dry and volatile, regardless of the cause of the fires that occurred.
67.
by x______________ 3mo ago
Why are there 4 words per line on mobile? > About the author. > Robert Kingett is a Blind, and gay, obscure writer. Ok. (Thanks reader mode). On-topic as this is a Windows-related article, you can double down on Win+R shortcut functio
68.
by x______________ 3mo ago
Do nothing? I avoid that button like the plague as if you press it, it will open up the control panel option to define a use for it. As of now, the 'custom' option opens up the windows app store. As opposed to doing something that
69.
by x______________ 3mo ago
>It began in ancient Rome. Mussolini adopted it. Hitler copied it, and then lied about where it came from. >The Nazi salute. As an opening paragraph to a topic that you're about to educate/clarify your audience on, maybe usi
70.
by x______________ 3mo ago
>Why is the Ukraine war the only war that matters? Shouldn't we also stop helping prolong the Iran war? I'm not diluting one event - I'm saying we need to care about all wars. Nicely stated.
71.
by x______________ 3mo ago
> No, it's simpler than that - there's an ongoing genocide in Ukraine, a country that was at peace and posed threat to no one. Cherry picking the facts or blinded by your own beliefs? There was conflict for years prior to the a
72.
by x______________ 3mo ago
Applying a label to a population will never get you the full perspective of what you are looking for from within that population.
73.
by x______________ 3mo ago
What about the US-initiated war in Iran?
74.
by x______________ 3mo ago
How the US is attempting to flatten Iran and everyone is boycotting US products? Maybe we are getting wiser to 'country bogeymen bad' stories and realizing that only bad people do bad things.
75.
by x______________ 3mo ago
> A ban on open weight models is never going to be enforceable. Just watch them try. Look up those Napster witch-burning trials where they wanted 200k $usd per mp3 downloaded. They will scare everyone into believing that open weight mode
76.
by x______________ 3mo ago
> Not doxing myself Seems irrelevant to the comment to add this, James. It just screams to do it a-la Streisand effect..
77.
by x______________ 3mo ago
Pages out of the Google / YouTube playbook
78.
by x______________ 3mo ago
> I don't know how to properly cite here As simple as pasting a link [0], a link to your reply for example. 0 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48938620
79.
by x______________ 3mo ago
tl;dr add tk when you hit a wall (abbreviated from 'to come', yet spelled with k as tc appears in many words)
80.
by x______________ 3mo ago
Here you go: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Zt1V9UWhuKk
81.
by x______________ 3mo ago
> Only the US society seems to be unable to find a solution. Unwilling. It's absolutely feasible to find a solution, as seen everywhere else in the world.
82.
by x______________ 3mo ago
> ...the Distractatron I can see it now.. The Distractatrons: a new chapter of protagonists in Transformers! The modern equivalent of evil in this day and age of ADHD and low attention span!
83.
by x______________ 3mo ago
Beth! (not clicking, someone can validate :))
84.
by x______________ 3mo ago
Thanks for the tip!
85.
by x______________ 3mo ago
I've not been here long enough to judge but for the last 2 years, interesting articles in the front page (page 1 to 5) are always found. A lot of topics have changed to the topic-du-jour: AI, yet I find good discussions on other topics
86.
by x______________ 3mo ago
Interesting to see 1 os install per country of millions of people (EG: last entry, 161 installs: 160 in Argentina, 1 in the UK)
87.
by x______________ 3mo ago
> The phone is now a boring device made for scrolling and running apps that are mandatory to participate in modern society. ..a boring ¡spyware! device that tracks and listens to you! Also you forgot to mention that you're sharing y
88.
by x______________ 3mo ago
Scary huh? What else aren't they telling us..
89.
by x______________ 3mo ago
One of the speculations as to how life was created on this planet: stable environments hosting hydrothermal vents over long periods of time. Could perpetual stews over decades act in the same manner?
90.
by x______________ 3mo ago
When publishing, it's always important to get a fresh viewpoint from an unrelated account/device to ensure nothing looks amiss!

More ›