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by xkcd1963 1y ago
What I find inconvenient about emoji characters is the differential length counting in programming languages
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
The slow response time on hithub is most likely due to layoffs
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
Why are folks so worried about this. If necessary we build a new generation of phones.
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
facebook is just a glorified blogpost website
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
Idk. Anti-Cafés are popular some of them specialice in exactly that, being a coffee with coworking/studying atmosphere. It works for them
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
In Switzerland you can rent a tent on a balcony on airbnb
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
For years now I have a simple file where my topmost priority is always at the top, since I can focus only on one thing at the time anyway
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
Standalone mini projects like that are also a good way to train students. But I believe LLMs are still a far long path away from being able to solve problems that require combination solutions like different environments, software, circumst
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No More Copyright Protection for Anyone [video](youtube.com)
3 points by xkcd1963 1y ago|3 comments
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
During a Senate Judiciary Hearing on Wednesday, Author David Baldacci, whose books were pirated and then used by technology companies to train their artificial intelligence models, spoke about the problem of piracy.
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
How do people do this in China?
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
TLDR; use an API
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Cybersecurity Risks of AI-Generated code [video](youtube.com)
2 points by xkcd1963 1y ago|0 comments
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
US was never a moral arbiter, isn't and will never be. Plenty of spaces would have been better of without US involvement
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
I'm sorry but rent control is what we need lest you want more occupied housing.
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
» landlords will always increase rent to the limit In your own words, a business will run out of business quickly if supply and demand do not match. So unless you are confident that there will be a buyer, you cannot raise prices infinitely.
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
you say no for no reason. read what I wrote again
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
I meant just regular products as example if I login to bitpanda on browser the parts that would hold the translation hold the keys for translations instead. Just countless examples and many security issues as well. Regarding class struggle
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
Something else will get expensive in the meantime, e.g. it doesn't matter how much you earn, landlords will always increase rent to the limit because a living space is a basic necessity
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
Thats the impression I got. Things overall get just worse in quality because people rely too much on low wages and copy pasting LLM answers
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
How is it not obvious to just start a hobby or activity where people do something together, heck you even might find some women.
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
Wow that could be also abused by some future covid-lab to bypass immunesystem and modify the DNA so the body disfunctions
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
Question, what do you do if there is a collision? I saw the github table also mentioned collisions
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
I don't think we are speaking of the same thing. Imagine ancient mesopotamia where the priests supposedly controlled food distribution because food was accumulated in temples. The priest himself is not working the fields or builds tool
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
Truth be told, we have all tools to feed all humans and have a moderate life quality, but some people want to have more than others, just for the sake of it.
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
hackernews is very biased
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
How is his viewpoint not valid?
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
As long as there are trick-questions, LLMs have legitmimacy for being used
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
"Swiss authorities, who do not tolerate illegal activities" lol
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by xkcd1963 1y ago
Its actually amazing news, worse software quality means more oportunities for hackers and better tools

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