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by ziml77 3y ago
Oh that's really cool! I'm absolutely going to use this technique. Thanks both of you!
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by ziml77 3y ago
That's a term of service that I'm not too worried about. I'm not going to cry if they terminate those two accounts (main account is paid, so that's not in violation). And I'm not doing anything unusual or abusive wi
873.
by ziml77 3y ago
This is why I think Reddit will be easier for people to move away from. For the most part you're not interested in any individual, just the topics.
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by ziml77 3y ago
They should be, but those aren't a solution for anything where you want to share, collaborate, or even just ask questions on.
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by ziml77 3y ago
I have a GitHub account under my real name, but recently I've started using GitHub under a couple of other names instead. There's so much stuff you do in public on GitHub that I want to avoid people doing exactly this kind of anal
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by ziml77 3y ago
Not just paying quite a bit more for Bluetooth, but it's not even internal. It takes up a USB port!
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by ziml77 3y ago
Nope, I remember when I was young flipping through options for different assistants seeing that his name was Clippit. Bothers me to this day that people call him Clippy and would look at you as if you had two heads if you called him Clippit
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by ziml77 3y ago
WTF is a recommendation in the context of a language model? It does not have preferences, just weights influenced by proximity and frequency of tokens.
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by ziml77 3y ago
Unless there is an exploit that lets a webpage escape the sandbox, they will have access to none of those things listed without permission
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by ziml77 3y ago
I'm not even going to bother reading this. No one should be returning to Reddit at this point, no matter what they say or claim to be changing. They're still going to make user hostile decisions as long as they think it will make
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by ziml77 3y ago
That also made me angry to watch. He knew what he was doing and got the result he was hoping for. I hope his electric company is aware of what happened. The serial number and electric company name are both clearly visible in the video.
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by ziml77 3y ago
Having defaults sucked anyway because any subreddit that ended up on there was almost guaranteed to plummet in quality. IIRC the only subreddit that managed to avoid that (way back when I still used reddit) was /r/science because
883.
by ziml77 3y ago
The nasty thing that some sites will prompt you via a notification within the page. They want people who decline to do it there because it means they can try to bother you about it later (the request to the browser to show notifications was
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by ziml77 3y ago
Interesting. For a few years I was extremely bad about brushing my teeth. I wonder if not doing that is why my consumption of coffee, carbonated drinks, and sugary snacks/desserts did nothing to the teeth themselves other than maybe a
885.
by ziml77 3y ago
All of these are options that your company chooses from. It's possible to have it just show an approve button, to have it show a selection of 3 numbers, or to show the number entry box. Whether or not you are prompted for your password
886.
by ziml77 3y ago
Authenticator has options that avoid approval fatigue. There's a setting that causes it to show a number on screen, and then an option between providing a list of 3 numbers you have to pick from or showing a textbox that you have to ty
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by ziml77 3y ago
Shortcuts and default keybindings are exactly why I haven't touched Dvorak. I don't want to remap them in every application I use (if the application even supports that). And the remapping might not even be consistent. Take Ctrl-C
888.
by ziml77 3y ago
Interestingly the second form is just infix notation where every operator has the same precedence and thus is evaluated left to right. That says to me that it's not infix notation that's inherently weird but instead it's the
889.
by ziml77 3y ago
But that reading requires looking back and forth to read the operator and the operand. The further you move out the more you shift your eyes and the harder it becomes to quickly jump back to the level of nesting that you are currently on at
890.
by ziml77 3y ago
The thing that's espcially nice about that interop is that Zig includes its own C compiler. That eliminates the pain of having a build script locate an installed C compiler and figure out what options should be passed to it.
891.
by ziml77 3y ago
Please tell me that you're making this up about there being GPT "influencers".
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by ziml77 3y ago
Nice, but aren't the cameras supposed to be triggered in sequence instead of all at once? I thought there was still a little bit of motion in the movies, but in these the subjects all freeze in place.
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by ziml77 3y ago
To some extent yes. By studying the exams, you're learning how to answer the test questions instead of actually understanding the material. And what is definitely cheating is to search for past exams while you have the current exam in
894.
by ziml77 3y ago
Also seems fine to me. I'm not even sure why anyone would be defending the cheaters by making this out to be unethical.
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by ziml77 3y ago
While I have no idea if the use of recycled materials is truly greener than virgin, I was excited by the words "DC-in barrel plug". I like the convenience of USB-C, but it's just not very sturdy. If I have my laptop plugged i
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by ziml77 3y ago
I don't get it either. Do people not comprehend the scale of the attack they are performing? There's only so much defense any entity can put up.
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by ziml77 3y ago
Maybe this should be supported by browsers though. The main place where I hate not having modals is when filling out forms and checking for a slightly expanded explanation about what is expected to be filled into a field. What would be th
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by ziml77 3y ago
For a company of Apple's size, banning ChatGPT entirely is probably the only effective way of preventing people from training ChatGPT on their internal data.
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by ziml77 3y ago
The passkey provider should require either a PIN or biometrics each time it is authenticating you against a service. So it won’t matter if your device was unlocked when it was stolen
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by ziml77 3y ago
That's surprising! It was easy to do on my G Pro wireless. I don't remember clearly at this point but there were only 3 or 4 screws under the feet (which I used a hair dryer to heat up to ensure they came off cleanly). Then under

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