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by ZoomZoomZoom 27d ago
The illegal part is (or ideally should be) using the books in their training. The morally right action is to make it public afterwards.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 27d ago
The main question is why aren't they leaking it to AA themselves? Trying to keep an edge with their training sets? Isn't it ridiculous, considering the sheer size of them and statistical insignificance of the set differences?
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1mo ago
Secure and censorship-resistant connectivity is very hard. We should compartmentalise and not expect everything to reimplement and maintain their own version of it and focus on specialised solutions that actually work. What all user-facing
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1mo ago
In my case it was interesting to note that the same prompt with different "Cringe Style" uses the exact same food analogy for a topic of tube amp superiority. Vulnerability: > Digital modeling amps are the Bluetooth earbuds of
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1mo ago
What a breath of fresh air! If only people were in control of their own selves to stick to this kind of balanced and open-minded disposition.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1mo ago
I'm living it. Good for you if you're not. My point was to make a joke about state-issued phones but also make sure it doesn't read as an absurd, easily dismissible claim, because it's a real possibility.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1mo ago
Do you call any negative prognosis based on extrapolation of an observable downward trend a slippery slope?
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1mo ago
Don't worry. Sooner or later this stuff will be mandatory and you'll be obligated to get your state-issued terminal. Social credits will do, if you have no money. For the skeptical ones: Somewhere people are already being cut off
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1mo ago
Lots of places still use PVC covering commonly called linoleum. And laminate that I see everywhere is not so technologically remote, with its plastic surface.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 4mo ago
Even if you operate only by the given definition, it directly states one is a subset of the other. Given that you're just selectively nitpicking by now, I don't think you're really trying to engage in a meaningful conversat
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by ZoomZoomZoom 4mo ago
Oh, man, taking a win when the opponent concedes ground is no fun at all, right? > So you are in fact claiming you were joking? Never claimed so. The first message was making fun of the title (which should be obvious even to those strugg
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by ZoomZoomZoom 4mo ago
Never claimed I did. My first message, however, literally says the title is hilarious or outrageous, depending on your personality, all due to the ambiguity. I tried to make fun of it, which landed obviously flat. Well, what a shame. You&#x
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by ZoomZoomZoom 4mo ago
> in English and many other languages as well - pretty much all Germanic languages Absolutely not. In German itself it's "gegen" - "against". In French and Spanish you definitely wouldn't just omit "tre
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by ZoomZoomZoom 4mo ago
A retina transplant is for vision, not for blindness. And you'd lose the bet, in my case that would be a word that dual-serves as a directional preposition meaning "away"/"from" and depending on the situation i
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by ZoomZoomZoom 4mo ago
The keyword there is "treatment". It can be "cure" or "remedy" or something like that. But the title has "transplants". The contrast is obvious, though I'm not native, so YMMV.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 4mo ago
Absolutely outrageous/hilarious clickbait title. It's not for autism but totally opposite.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 4mo ago
This is cute, but the UI is uncannily not there (I think there were multiple attempts of designing the XP for web already which looked more authentic). But my biggest gripe is, why represent it as a file system with WordPad displaying HTML?
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by ZoomZoomZoom 5mo ago
You're saying your experience with GS is even worse than with eBay, right? How can it be?
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by ZoomZoomZoom 5mo ago
I don't see how your argument makes sense. It's all just bits of entropy in the end, be it knowing a port to connect to or a character in your key.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 5mo ago
Considering its ubiquitous and regular consumption in general population, doesn't alcohol shift the balance in favour of ibuprofen? Also, possible blood clotting or stomach issues sound scary, but Aspirin has similar (opposite) issues.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 5mo ago
I'm all for Win32, but those odd-shapes and custom skins were the precursors and the normalizing precedent for the current default mentality of "visual identity = branding" that's been killing desktop computing experienc
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by ZoomZoomZoom 5mo ago
> Sadly, the hang was deterministic: Huh, someone's in it for the thrill of the hunt, I see...
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by ZoomZoomZoom 5mo ago
Yeah, I don't generally live in MC to the same extent I do in DC when I'm on Windows. I rarely do anything besides the basics (F5/F6) when managing files in MC, and for advanced stuff, like using rsync/rclone for moving
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by ZoomZoomZoom 5mo ago
It's perfectly valid to be second- and further-level inspired and even dislike/reject some aspects of the predecessors.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 5mo ago
Isn't this the point if TUI/GUI that you don't have to? Common things should be shortcutted, some accessible from menus for discoverability. Command entering is just one if the "modes", and not necessarily the defau
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by ZoomZoomZoom 5mo ago
If I could code with a piece of music playing in the background and not lose focus means it's not worth listening at all. Very rarely I use custom-filtered (brownish) noise to help with isolation. Perhaps some kind of Ambient or New Ag
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by ZoomZoomZoom 6mo ago
This might be not so far from the truth, if you count total loc written and rewritten during the development cycle, not just the final number. Not everybody is Dijkstra.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 6mo ago
This is exactly why ReStructured Text is better/worse.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 6mo ago
For a layperson it's clear that it's either "Writings" and "Talks", or "Readings" and "'Listenings", but CPP profeciency is in an inverse relation with being apt in taxonomy, it looks l
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by ZoomZoomZoom 6mo ago
The key insight in the third sentence? > ... CRDTs for version control, which is long overdue but hasn’t happened yet Pijul happened and it has hundreds - perhaps thousands - of hours of real expert developer's toil put in it. Not t

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