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by xg15 4mo ago
Wasn't the matrix proposal earlier (or in parallel) to the query string one? Or did they have different intended meanings from the start?
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by xg15 4mo ago
Wondered about that as well. There are a few more word errors like this one, so I guess the text was captured using early dictation/speech recognition software?
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Nakba Exhibition in Canadian Museum of Human Rights(humanrights.ca)
5 points by xg15 4mo ago|0 comments
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by xg15 4mo ago
No one in Germany (except neo nazis) would object to more Jews settling here. > but hand waved the forced relocation 500,000 people in a population of 10 million in a much smaller country as just the cost of peace. The West Bank is not
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by xg15 4mo ago
> There are hardly any Jews in Europe after the Holocaust. They're a rounding error. The communities are small and vulnerable. The largest community in France is under strain with antisemitism and is moving to Israel. The 2nd large
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by xg15 4mo ago
No question those exist, but this ignores basic human psychology: If my whole family was wiped out in an airstrike, and then I have a whole population saying "yup, that's exactly how things should be!", of course I would star
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by xg15 4mo ago
Yes, and that seems to be the rationale of western politicians as well, essentially, "we have to protect Israel to protect the Jewish people, without it, the Holocaust would risk repeating" That makes sense as a "subjective e
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by xg15 4mo ago
True, though post-WWII was not a single power either until the 90s. We've had several decades of Cold War in which there were at least two great powers.
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by xg15 4mo ago
Not sure if it used to be the case with South Africa too, but I'm baffled how much ideological support Israel still has, in various population groups. There are at least two religious groups who seem to view it as integral part of a d
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by xg15 4mo ago
I think this is a good argument why a singular world power is actually a bad thing - because no matter how much it will promote itself as the "good guys" (and of course it will), at the end of the day, it will push through its own
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by xg15 4mo ago
> git config receive.denyCurrentBranch updateInstead I didn't know that was possible to allow pushing the checked out branch - but for completeness, the alternative would be to make a bare repo where simply no branch is checked ou
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by xg15 4mo ago
I think it's just a general jab at the unwieldiness of yaml (because the model was in the "talk about yaml files" and "be witty" parts of the latent space I imagine), not some particular file.
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by xg15 4mo ago
> Why not just create per-domain browser-controlled folders (cert-linked?) that are abstracted into a simple read/write API via the browser (with subfolders allowed under that domain's root), disallow cross-domain access This
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by xg15 4mo ago
As I understood it, the two APIs have different purposes, so I don't think you can really compare them. Origin Private File System is for files that the app manages internally and that normally, the user should never touch - like stuff
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by xg15 4mo ago
I noticed this during the campaign before The Force Awakens. One of the ads was just a shot of the burned-out Darth Vader mask and nothing else - no tagline or logo or any other text that it was about a Star Wars movie. It's as if the
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by xg15 4mo ago
I feel if they really were, they'd revisit the 2D animation style that all the classics were in and release new movies in it. Instead, they seem to have largely settled on the Pixar style for "new" IPs, while mechanically pro
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by xg15 4mo ago
I would ask the opposite question: why are invite-only "off-the record conferences" of extremely rich and influential people not secret societies?
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by xg15 4mo ago
I guess the idea is if we just force women to have enough children, it will all even out...
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by xg15 4mo ago
Somewhat fitting that we just got the Backrooms movie which is about making Uncanny Valley copies of locations (and people) and here we have Uncanny Valley copies of software...
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by xg15 4mo ago
I imagine this is where the reputation of a good manager comes in and the ability to say to their boss "hey, we should keep this guy... just trust me on this."
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by xg15 4mo ago
So GLM emits fewer tokens and does fewer tool calls, but still takes over twice as long to complete. Can someone explain to me where that time usage is coming from if not from the model operation itself? Are the individual tool calls more c
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by xg15 4mo ago
You could also turn this around: Why would a company put up warnings about their product, or at least more than they're legally obligated to. The tobacco and social media industries certainly didn't go "this product has the
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by xg15 4mo ago
It's a reasonable stance until the point where most of society is ran by for-profit companies. Then that mindset actively makes the world worse. Your bosses might not actually care about the work you do, but your users and customers su
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by xg15 4mo ago
Ok, but then honestly, spending 40+ hours/week in an office, doing work that's neither enjoyable nor useful doesn't seem like the best way to spend that time. It also feels like willfully abandoning the bit of agency you stil
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by xg15 4mo ago
> Pipes are not a feature. They’re a worldview. > Text is the universal interface No wonder we don't get better GUIs if people keep turning the terminal into a religion.
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by xg15 4mo ago
Interesting. Is this still sent as a "safe" request though or does it trigger a preflight request etc?
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by xg15 4mo ago
> text/plain is a superset of everything that can be represented by plain text Not in the context of web forms. Just checked the spec and "text/plain" just seems to be an alias for "application/x-www-form-
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by xg15 4mo ago
I wasn't aware that plaintext was one of the whitelisted types that are allowed without a preflight request. I guess the same trick might work with urlencoded forms, but it wouldn't work with multipart/form-data > Are peo
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by xg15 4mo ago
I mean, it still relies on a vulnerable configuration (not checking the content type) For adhoc dev tools, you could also just disable CORS: https://berkkaraal.com/notes/other/chrome-disable-cors/
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by xg15 4mo ago
Yes, but if ads do it, that would at worst make the ad server vulnerable, not your server.

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