aboardRat4

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by aboardRat4 9d ago
LLMs are not (and ever were) expected to produce truth. Just like humans. Most of the time humans have no idea about what they are talking about, they are just repeating patterns. Just like LLMs. LLMs are doing what they are expected to be
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by aboardRat4 16d ago
Which Boost version does it support?
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by aboardRat4 16d ago
Lineage 2 was launched in 2003 with a stunning 3d graphics. Sphera is even older. MMORPGs are super old.
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by aboardRat4 16d ago
Come on, just come on.
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by aboardRat4 17d ago
I have neither a Google account, nor an Apple account.
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by aboardRat4 17d ago
Gees... it never occurred to me that such an obvious thing needs a proof. I used to think that it's enough to kinda... just go out of one's luxury office at Y-Combinator and try talking to a janitor or a taxi driver... https:&#x2
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by aboardRat4 18d ago
Yeah, but humans are just as hallucinatory when speaking about pretty much anything other than their flat or kids. 99% of people learn by memorising facts, not by testing reality.
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by aboardRat4 18d ago
Geez, it's much better. A copy of a newspaper is usually cheaper than printing the same articles 9n paper, and you don't need to bother with printing, and you have a hard copy automatically. And zero digital trace, which beats eve
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by aboardRat4 21d ago
I don't have a smartphone.
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by aboardRat4 21d ago
Hallucination is not something specific to LLM by any means. Remember when you were a kid, your teacher probably told you "At an exam, leave no question unanswered, even if you don't know what to write. Nobody is penalised for wro
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by aboardRat4 21d ago
Newspapers never required logging in to buy a copy.
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by aboardRat4 21d ago
Usenet worked without any antispam, until the first spammer appeared.
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by aboardRat4 21d ago
Connect to what? dig AAAA guthub.com is still empty.
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by aboardRat4 21d ago
What does this mean?
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by aboardRat4 21d ago
End of an era.
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by aboardRat4 21d ago
How are we to do currying from now on?
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by aboardRat4 29d ago
Enshittification.
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by aboardRat4 29d ago
I don't blame LLMs for the enshittification. The real reason for the enshittification is "the smartphone". We had all of the modern internet advantages with very few issues when internet was limited to desktops. But wearable
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by aboardRat4 1mo ago
What did Center for Disease Control use before? Mysql?
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by aboardRat4 1mo ago
In which extensions, such as a dictionary, don't work.
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by aboardRat4 1mo ago
This is entirely unrelated to the point made. Binder is just C++ with a thin IPC compiler, more or less similar to any IPC idl. Could be sunrpc, but Google wanted a c++ wrapper. But in any case this is completely irrelevant, because there i
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by aboardRat4 1mo ago
It's just demagoguery. Windows could switch to Linux kernel if Microsoft cared enough to invest into Wine. But this will not happen any time soon. All smartphone drivers would have to be rewritten for a different kernel.
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by aboardRat4 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Emperor%27s_New_Clothes
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by aboardRat4 1mo ago
Google Docs is a program for Android written in java and compiled into dalvik/art byte code. MS Word is just a program for Windows, written C/C++.
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by aboardRat4 1mo ago
It's not useless, it's just dangerous to use. It's like heroin basically. It does make you feel good instantly, and it can be a life-saver in certain situations of extreme pain or chronic pain (cancer), but there is a reason
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by aboardRat4 1mo ago
Until you have to submit your tax declaration.
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by aboardRat4 1mo ago
There is no such a thing as a "WebApp". There are "web pages", which are just plain text html downloaded over http (or even ftp). In 99.9% of the cases it's completely enough.
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by aboardRat4 1mo ago
Android is Linux and it's written in C. Bionic is still a posix libc.
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Datalog Disassembly(github.com)
67 points by aboardRat4 2mo ago|6 comments
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by aboardRat4 2mo ago
HN does not seem to have discussed ddisasm enough. When I discovered it, I was amazed, astonished, stunned, thrilled, and in disbelief. It turns out that it actually works.

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