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zlg_codes
3y ago
Tall claims require tall proof. Where's the source code proving this? It doesn't pass the smell test. FB has been caught numerous times mishandling data. Apple is a walled garden you can't trust, same with WhatsApp. Unless Si
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3y ago
that's a funny assertion. Why was Microsoft chasing WSL and PowerShell if they weren't trying to appeal to markets that were smaller than the existing market but might still be worth revenue? It's not as stark and simple as 9
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3y ago
Same with myself and Link. I've been devoted to him the entire series, with side characters for fun, and without fail, he falls to characters with more movement options that can escape the zone and outspeed him up close. Ultimate made
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3y ago
That whole first part disgusted me. "most powered person he's met"? Good lord does that come off as tone deaf, almost groveling. And the most important company in human history? The hell is that guy smoking, because I've
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3y ago
Weird, Microsoft's been invisible to me since the early 2000s. I don't think they could sell me anything. Their whole corporate image is just slimy. Like that one friend that wants you to set up an account on something he's g
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3y ago
They ought to, considering they acquired Red Hat a while back.
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3y ago
The original intent I do believe was not separating the hammers per se, but also helping the hands alternate, so they would naturally not jam as much. However, I use a Dvorak layout and my hands feel like they alternate better on that due t
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3y ago
Agreed. There's something flawed about the voting model that totally messes with people socially. It ends up replacing actual discourse with gamesmanship. I assume the green handle is because you're a mod. ~~Given that you seem to
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3y ago
Yeah I'm not interested in that part, that's obviously suspicious behavior that admins will ideally handle. The person I replied to said the content itself was spam and claimed to care about new ideas being shared. Also, if you&#x
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3y ago
> They’re genuinely the cream of the crop! More like the most connected and privileged, but okay.
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3y ago
So you don't think there's anything new to be said about this article, by anyone? We're deluding ourselves if we think we're finding new ideas on what amounts to a faded techbro subreddit. Much of the discussion in tech
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3y ago
It's a big meme in the Smash Bros world, too. Tons of people who beat their friends but get bodied at tournaments. If I could stand the BO or the competitive atmosphere I'd consider it.
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3y ago
It's kinda sad, this place feels kinda like Slashdot, and not in a good way. :(
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3y ago
No, all I'm seeing from you is "it's possible to break in C therefore C bad." It's okay to admit you don't like a programming language.
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3y ago
Sorry but Nintendo is one of the only big names who still has release standards and doesn't try to nickel and dime me to death. Their two big hits this year -- Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Mario Bros. Wonder -- were both shipped wit
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3y ago
I don't think people are understanding the problems with E.T. You cannot even finish it. The game does not fully function. Like honestly, what game is worse? Custer's Revenge?
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3y ago
Yes! Check out the history of Ultra Games if you want some fun trivia.
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3y ago
$1 video games are an unsustainable market anyway. Nintendo's practices saved the industry. They weren't suitable forever (limiting publishers per year wasn't popular to begin with) but it's undeniable that they rose the
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3y ago
The Crash of '83 was precipitated mostly by the flopped release of E.T for the 2600. It's a game that was in such shoddy condition that you literally cannot finish it. It spent less than 8 weeks in development. People were so disa
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3y ago
Explain your flags, there is nothing incorrect about doujins being niche content. Is this place no better than Reddit?
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3y ago
Enjoy being a pacified and domesticated ape who never strays from what it's told to do. You'll be sent to the meat grinder soon.
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Except all programming languages can corrupt data. Even knives with sheaths can be misused to harm one's self. Are we gonna include warnings for SQL injection risk? This is a stupid premise.
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3y ago
No, not really. I don't use Youtube as much as other people. I'm not getting "hours of entertainment" out of it. I don't check out what's recommended to me, I don't follow any influencers or monetized chan
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I'm just saying, I've used and tried to get people to practice WoT with OpenPGP on the order of a decade or more. There simply isn't a demand for protected communications because normies haven't started suffering at the
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I think if there was interest in it there would be multiple OpenPGP implementations. Most people don't even care about security. You can't protect people who won't care to protect themselves.
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3y ago
Windows does listen to you. So does Android.
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We've put an awfully lot of effort into figuring that out, and have some answers. Much of the problems in exploring the brain are ethical because people tend to die or suffer greatly if we experiment on them. Unlike LLMs, which are b
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3y ago
Why should I ignore a fact that makes my demand realistic? Most of us are programmers on here I would imagine. What's the technical reason an LLM cannot give me this information? Bytes can be measured. Sources used to produce the answe
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There are reasons that humans can't report how many books they've read: they simply don't know and didn't measure. There is no such limitation for an LLM to understand where its knowledge came from, and to sum it. Unless
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3y ago
Computers don't understand spite, and your entire comment was spite. You are trolling in an attempt to muddy the waters, a distinctly human thing. Go away, you clearly have nothing to counter with.
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