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by andOlga 6d ago
Completely useless, of course (this is just a folder of shortcuts effectively), but adorable nonetheless.
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by andOlga 7d ago
The way dude treats his children they'll all be fighting against him, so... Hey, go for it.
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by andOlga 9d ago
Have two laptops. A light one (surface pro) I carry with me and a heavy one (a "gaming"-branded thing from 4 years ago) that stays at home pretty much all the time. That second one moves homes with me when I do, which isn't o
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by andOlga 10d ago
When have ethics ever mattered in law?
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by andOlga 14d ago
Alright, I have since experimented with the other harnesses mentioned in this thread (AI Edge and PocketPal) and both run the same models much, much faster. Gemma 4 E2B is extremely usable, Qwen simply flies. Same device. I don't know
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by andOlga 15d ago
The claim that these models "run on almost any phone" as well as the in-app indicator of performance that says it may "run comfortably" are some serious exaggeration. Tried running Qwen 0.5B on mine [1]. It took five min
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by andOlga 22d ago
Seems pretty normal to me. Your first sentence is taken from the abstract, a short summary of the article as a whole, so details are excluded or glossed over. Your second sentence is from a section titled "Actor", which goes into
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by andOlga 22d ago
In the quote provided in the article, it's used as a noun: "unhackneyed perspective on hazzy". And literally the only thing I can think of is the acronym "hz", which is a rough equivalent of the English "idfk&q
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by andOlga 22d ago
Even as a speaker of the language I haven't a single bloody clue what a "hazzy" is. Is ChatGPT normally this bad at being prompted in one language to generate text in another, or is this an operator fuckup, I wonder?
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by andOlga 25d ago
It's a paywall. The text is supposed to have a blur over it so it's not readable, and it's "smart" to use fake text for something like this. I guess the blur didn't render for you?
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by andOlga 1mo ago
What a truly bizarre article. Arguments about pre-existing randomness, temperature and whatnot aside, I simply cannot comprehend what the author here really thinks the "best word" is. There's no such thing. We humans fall on
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by andOlga 1mo ago
Because there's been a recent submission titled "Every fucking website (2020)", I guess.
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by andOlga 1mo ago
The images are pretty, but good lord what horrendous UX. Why are they still stuck with this? Also -- why would someone else be allowed to tweak a user's file manager settings ? Insane.
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by andOlga 2mo ago
"Anthropic says it's bad at making harnesses" doesn't have quite the same ring to it, I guess.
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by andOlga 2mo ago
The first definition of this phrase per Merriam-Webster is "to gloss over, explain away, or patch up (differences, disparities, etc.) especially in order to maintain a semblance of unity or agreement". I was also not familiar with
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by andOlga 2mo ago
It's a rabbit... looking thing. It basically has to.
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by andOlga 2mo ago
You're not wrong regarding your first paragraph. However, capitalism is not going anywhere ;) as such, moral objections to the use of tooling in this system amount to objections to the tools themselves. I don't see "people mi
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by andOlga 2mo ago
"Not going anywhere" is such a strange argument. Tomato juice isn't going anywhere, does it mean I'm going to be guzzling it at some point in my life? What? If you've made your choice about LLMs based on morals or e
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by andOlga 2mo ago
git config --global core.hooksPath /dev/null
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by andOlga 2mo ago
git config --global core.hooksPath /dev/null Then, in repos you want to turn it on: git config core.hooksPath "$PWD/.git/hooks" This also works on Windows (and presumably other operating systems
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by andOlga 3mo ago
I don't know the answer to this, but I have to wonder if, for source files specifiically, .git is the culprit here... It's not part of your project , it's part of your repo . Which maybe makes sense if people ever divorced
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by andOlga 3mo ago
This is why Linux needs a sensible, universal way to hide files that doesn't involve bloody renaming them (since that will just cause the original one to be re-created! What is that!?). Many file managers respect the .hidden file, whic
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by andOlga 4mo ago
Victimized, not that many. Generally if you do domain squatting like this you try to appear "legitimate". Sell actual paint or whatever. Because the moment you try actually pretending to be the thing you aren't... well, this
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by andOlga 4mo ago
I haven't installed Maria on Windows in forever, but does it not do that anymore? Yes, this is definitely true -- I remember seeing it several times, that's how I found out HeidiSQL existed !
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by andOlga 4mo ago
Every time someone claims LLMs "talk like real people", I have to wonder what kind of people they talk to, what kind of conversations they lead, and just how boring their life must be. Like. What? No, they do not. No person actual
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by andOlga 4mo ago
Thing is, I recognize this UI. It looks identical to the VS Code "Agents Window" feature. Except it's... a standalone app, for some reason.
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by andOlga 4mo ago
I am extremely confused by the fact that... you basically can't make a Google account without providing a phone number anymore, can you? The article even says as much. So what is this? In what scenario would this actually manifest?
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by andOlga 4mo ago
Named arguments are supported very widely. How is this an argument specifically in favor of Ada?
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by andOlga 4mo ago
https://archive.ph/m0ov7
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by andOlga 5mo ago
The SQLite parts that exist in Firefox right now are no less fiddly. If you crash the thing and the journal files are still there, it starts back up and presents you with a blank profile. Absolutely horrifying if you don't know about t

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