Ardren

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by Ardren 1mo ago
> I always look it up in the original Hebrew if I really want to understand Why do you assume a entire team of biblical scholars, working for years to translate the Old Testement for the NIV didn't know what they were doing? But you
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by Ardren 2mo ago
Have the comments been combined with another story? Because this isn't about a LLM reading and sending contents of the file to be processed, but the agent framework uploading every single file in /home/user to a random serve
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by Ardren 2mo ago
You know why :-)
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by Ardren 3mo ago
> Isn't Wikipedia a compendium of facts? Odin's existence is one of those facts. /shrug Nope. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:What_Wikipedia_is_no...
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by Ardren 3mo ago
> For compatibility with other computer languages, the following classic Lua operators can be written in a more customary syntax: Why though? What does changing `and` to `&&` actually achieve? Were people confused? Changing the
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by Ardren 3mo ago
They? I had no idea HN had so many cookers.
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by Ardren 3mo ago
ePub3 is CSS2.1 (+ some extras) CSS21 standard says "Illegal values. User agents must ignore a declaration with an illegal value." Ignore != Fatal error
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by Ardren 3mo ago
What function signature isn't going to look messy with 36 keyword arguments. https://github.com/sqlalchemy/sqlalchemy/blob/0798e6cbe11b30...
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by Ardren 4mo ago
> Groq Launches European Data Center Footprint in Helsinki, Finland https://groq.com/newsroom/groq-launches-european-data-center... That sounds like they are renting racks in a Equinix data centre. Do Groq have 4 d
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by Ardren 4mo ago
Creationism does not want to say "magic" and admit that God is intentionally trying to deceive people. So that's why some of these responses seem silly. I mean they are, but only because the pro-creationism arguments are si
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by Ardren 4mo ago
100k per seat? That's crazy. How do you even hire or train employees with software that expensive?
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by Ardren 4mo ago
Wow, I bought a 128GB Strix Halo machine for $2000 USD in September. Same model is currently on special for $4,399. Insane.
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by Ardren 4mo ago
It's actually is a literal transformation (and only a Catholic thing) https://www.vatican.va/archive/compendium_ccc/documents/arch... 283 > Transubstantiation means the change of the whole substance o
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by Ardren 4mo ago
> who better to lead the cause of humanity than the Catholic Church? Oh no, is my sarcasm meter broken?
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by Ardren 4mo ago
> Do you disagree with the Pope? Yes I do. I don't think you a prayer can literally transform wine into blood. How about you?
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by Ardren 4mo ago
It's actually litterally true. https://www.vatican.va/archive/compendium_ccc/documents/arch... 283 > Transubstantiation means the change of the whole substance of bread into the substance of the Bod
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by Ardren 4mo ago
> Presidents through out American history has believed various forms of genocide and slavery were applicable practices to modern problems; hell the current president thinks variously incredulous things. And we shouldn't criticize th
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by Ardren 4mo ago
It seem confusing. My understanding is the AI assistant part (i.e. chat) is configurable. But Junie IDE is only via credits through Jetbrains. https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/articles/SUPPORT-A-1833/What-... (To
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by Ardren 4mo ago
"Ah, the classic Poe’s Law in action. Reality has officially outpaced parody" Do you want these to be shorter for quick replies on X/Twitter, or longer for more detailed forum discussions?
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by Ardren 5mo ago
Is there a better benchmark to use? Honest question. How can a lay person track the real word progress of quantum computers?
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by Ardren 5mo ago
> If there's a reason why you think it can't work beyond a certain scale, say so I'm not saying it can't work. Just that in 14 years no one has managed to factor a larger number than 21. Seemingly focus has shifted
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by Ardren 5mo ago
> Shor of Damocles What is the biggest number factored using Shor's algorithm? Last time I looked it was very unimpressive. Edit: It's gotten worse. 21 from 2012. "Replication of Quantum Factorisation Records with an 8-b
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by Ardren 5mo ago
I don't remember ever having downtime on DO when I was using them. I used to get those emails all the time, but the type of downtime they were talking about was extremely minimal (the entire point of VPS systems). The last email I got
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by Ardren 5mo ago
> removed "Don't be Evil" as its motto and from its code of conduct It's still in the code of conduct https://abc.xyz/investor/board-and-governance/google-code-of... And it still doesn'
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by Ardren 5mo ago
On a scale of 1-10, Yeah, I'd give them a 1-2 for notifying him after the fact. The problem is they tell user that they'll inform you right away and give them a chance to challenge the subpoena. A quick search shows that they&#x27
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by Ardren 5mo ago
> While ICE “requested” that Google not notify Thomas Johnson, the request was not enforceable or mandated by a court Sounds like Google stopped caring. But... Why on earth do the people filing an administrative subpoena not have to no
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by Ardren 5mo ago
> Then, unprompted, Altman offers up a kind of shocking timeline for the groundbreaking feature of counting: “Maybe another year before something like that works well.” Per Altman, ChatGPT’s voice model doesn’t have the capability of sta
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by Ardren 6mo ago
Gone in 25 minutes with 180 votes. The murder of 72,000 people is just too political.
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by Ardren 6mo ago
> Then try to drag out a tab of firefox Works fine here?
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by Ardren 6mo ago
If it was it wouldn't be Python. It can never be pure because __getattr__ is just another method that anyone can overwrite.

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