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by xeyownt 6mo ago
Since I have a laptop, I threw away all paper support, focusing on the keyboard as primary information interface. Using paper and space to organize ideas is nice, but that's a niche use-case. And in any case, you'll have to digita
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by xeyownt 6mo ago
You are missing the point. The point is that they don't provide the level of services required by their position, which is dominant. When you have a legitimate problem with Google, they don't reply to you. The news here is again a
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by xeyownt 6mo ago
Skynet begins learning at a geometric rate.
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
Without study of the internal motivations, the conclusions of the study are pure conjectures. You are trapped in an experiment and you have the impression that things went too far and you think you can't escape? You rush it. You hear h
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
Unlikely. Start with empty configuration, and try to reproduce first.
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
Why 256-bit key AES? It brings nothing but longer key. 128-bit is more than enough. Please don't mention PQC :fire:
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
Not sure what they are doing, but they don't seem to do it well.
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
It's market size. It shows the interest in some activity. Laundry and airfare are for sure necessary & valuable activities, whereas the interest of betting (for a society) is questionable. The question is what do you do with your m
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
Let's burn the planet twice faster while doubling our token costs.
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
Typo. It's obvious it can't be a revenue. Previous paragraph is dealing with the size of online gambling industry, next paragraph is about the same but for prediction market.
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
> Automatic updates: Unattended security upgrades enabled. Always wondered if such unattended upgrades are not security risk in itself, eg. seeing latest litellm compromise.
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
Same. And who cares if it's vibe-coded or not. Since when do we care more on the how than on the what? Are people looking at how a tool was coded before using it, as if it would accelerate confidence?
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
I knew many of these tricks, but learned many new tricks I didn't know and looks very useful (like you can do Ctrl-Y after an Ctrl-U, the 'reset' or 'disown' thing). Regarding experience, I'm also struck by how
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
Best comment of the day :-DDDD
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
You can buy peppers in food shops. I recommend the red ones.
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
54?
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
Yeah, uniformity of opinions is way better. Or not.
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
Looking forward to seeing AI ranting about pesky bullets in Word.
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by xeyownt 7mo ago
Then you must not be using it. Teams network connectivity is a plain joke. If you use suspend, or frequently change network, the thing will just never reconnect, even though you have VPN alive and all network applications perfectly running.
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by xeyownt 8mo ago
Cannot believe it's efficient. XML is the most verbose and inefficient of communicating anything. The only benefit of XML was to give lifetime work to an army of engineers. The next news will be "Why DTD is so fundamental to Claud
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by xeyownt 8mo ago
I don't get the confusion. You redirect stdout with ">" and stderr with "2>" (a two-letter operator). If you want to redirect to stdout / stderr, you use "&1" or "&2" instead o
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by xeyownt 8mo ago
They already transform our language. Largely.
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by xeyownt 8mo ago
"I can't locate source of noise but my cat does". Correct title.
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by xeyownt 8mo ago
So you can pinpoint to Google what image is of high (damaging) value and Google show you more of these. What could go wrong?
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by xeyownt 8mo ago
Funny how people only looks at the easy part, but not the cost part. "I did it with AI" = "I did it with an army of CPU burning considerable resources and owned by a foreign company." Give me an AI agent that I own and o
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by xeyownt 8mo ago
Exactly. If the only effort of coding was in the writing, we would have much more code, applications, etc. The real effort of coding is understanding it, reviewing it, improving it, making it work, and work well and durably. All of this req
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by xeyownt 9mo ago
Tried: - Venera - Venera 7 - the first spacecraft to land on another planet three times. - the first spacecraft to land on another planet three times - the first spacecraft to land on another planet the first spacecraft to land on another p
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by xeyownt 9mo ago
For telnet.wiki.gd, there is a captcha: Captcha: Repeat the first spacecraft to land on another planet three times. All my answers failed. I guess I must be a computer.
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by xeyownt 9mo ago
The point is that the situation must be really crazy if we reach a point where someone (mostly foreigner) saying "tourist" is being confused as to saying "terrorist". Airport are full of tourists, and exactly 0 person on
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by xeyownt 11mo ago
I find the creativity of the Casio watches impressive (had a few), but I really don't get the UI / design. Since I got my first Garmin, I'm never going back. Garmin's watches are way more convenient and complete IMO (and

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