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I'm not an expert but this is the best value for the cost if you ask me.
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It can't read your messages just as tech giants can't pirate every book in the world to train their models. Crooked billionaires shouldn't enjoy the benefit of the doubt.
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> The cursor assistant operates the Supabase database with elevated access via the service_role, which bypasses all row-level security (RLS) protections. This is too bad.
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"The fundamental weakness of Western civilization is empathy. The empathy exploit. They're exploiting a bug in Western civilization, which is the empathy response. So, I think, you know, empathy is good, but you need to think it t
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For science. Many many small and unrelated breakthroughs can amount to something you wouldn't think of, just like what happened with "AI"
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This is nonsense as there is no such thing as unbiased personal interaction.
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This is why I'm afraid of mosquitoes. Fighting them means creating a superhuman (super mosquito?) version that will be resistant to everything. When they find new diseases to obliterate the human race with, we are done. Personally, I b
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Humans think they are whale food is just the same as the cat in our yard that sure I'm gonna make a goulash from him instead of serving him some.
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In a large messaging app I worked for we self hosted a gitlab instance for this exact reason. I thought it was over the top but now I get it, you can never be too sure.
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LLM doesn't get smarter. An LLM is just a statistical tool for text generation, not a form of an AI. Since language is so inherent to intelligence and knowledge, it correlates. But LLM is just a tool for predicting what the average int
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Remember when googling "click here" led to the acrobat reader download page? I member!
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Why? What happened in Tiananmen square? Why shouldn't an LLM talk about it? Was it fashion? What was the reason?
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Hell is, by design, a consequence for poor people. (People could literally pay the church to not go to hell[0]). Rich people have no consequences whatsoever, let alone poor people consequences. [0] https://www.cambridge.org/
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Pay up mofo, or shut up.
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It's a waste of internet space writing tautologies. The wife is always right.
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There's something nefarious about this.
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Hell, I don't want any AI driver coming my way.
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We are living in the wrong timeline.
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I'm far from an expert but I would say there will always be people who hate the current enshitified solutions and are looking for the new cool kid in town
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Prepbook https://prepbook.app a way to collect, organize and consume recipes. You can add a recipe from a link, YouTube video or type it by hand. It's just text, you don't have to fill 27 different text boxes for each
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You are just wrong. Look at the last few years and see how computer technology is being worshiped in the most destructive way. Instagram is literally bringing diseases to children. This comes from a person for which the internet and compute
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Sometimes I wonder what if violence is an epidemic? Enough exposure and you caught it. You must definitely make other people get it as well. If that's not a zombie apocalypse, I don't know what is
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https://www.iwriteiam.nl
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I think this is not the time to delete an old archive of personal data, it feels like someone who deleted his bitcoin in 2010.. Data is eating the world.
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"Romanian people go home"
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That's a shame as I got to a monk-level python jujitsu. I can fix any problem, you name it, https nightmare, brew version vs pyenv, virtualenv shenanigans. Now all this knowledge is a bad investment of time.
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Few hours later, 2 of these tools are in the front page of hackernews. So it's not that absurd! Sometimes you can just reference stuff here in the comments in order to summon them. I love this place.
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Iran is more like a server state, it serves terror and death through their proxies. It's like a vpn of destruction.
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I would say "mirror neurons". Also, primates are naturally selected to act mutually. Whoever didn't do so lost the tribe and died. That's just high me thinking though.
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Everything is relative. If it makes you feel better next to islam this religion is coca cola
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