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by binaryturtle 6mo ago
Those are some intense system requirements.
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by binaryturtle 7mo ago
.onion, aka a TOR internal URL. They look like this.
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by binaryturtle 7mo ago
Isn't the real issue here that tons of projects that depend on the "chardet" now drag in some crappy still unverified AI slop? AI forgery poisoning, IMHO. Why does this new project here needed to replace the original like tha
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by binaryturtle 7mo ago
Why do we assume this was created with AI? Is there some marker we can use to detect that?
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by binaryturtle 7mo ago
When I load the site in my (slightly older) Firefox I just get some random junk and gibberish (markov chain generated nonsense?) <bleep> that nonsense!
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by binaryturtle 7mo ago
That's rater like "gnu.org" which blocks you when you're using a slightly older browser. But when you change your user agent to "curl" it magically starts working. Or the German news site "spiegel.de"
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by binaryturtle 7mo ago
How about you ask a model of a competitor? You could just hitting build-in OpenAI propaganda on their own bot. :)
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by binaryturtle 7mo ago
I have no idea what genetic material is, but cloning a `cat` is very easy, the instructions in German are very clear: "Nie Kaffee verwenden, sondern immer `tee`!" :) I'm also not sure why it costs `60K` for you? Only `14,320`
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by binaryturtle 7mo ago
Typo. Not using AI yet to write my comments, so things can go wrong like this. :D
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by binaryturtle 7mo ago
I once made one photo out of my window every day for a year. "Project 266 days", I called it. That year (2016) had a few very foggy days, so all I was able to shot on those days was white. :D I guess writing a short journal everyd
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by binaryturtle 7mo ago
Absolutely. I recently wrote my first compiler to get it off the bucket list… brainf*ck compiler/interpreter #100010134 or such? :-) Well… it was a fun half hour.
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by binaryturtle 7mo ago
I'm so confused… when did NewTek switch Lightwave from a 3D renderer/ design application to a notes app? :-) (AKA: I'm not sure it's a good idea to use someone else's long-standing well-known brand in the digital sp
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by binaryturtle 8mo ago
Now the question is: what is left and what is right. For the user this most logically would be whats left and what's right when they look at the open display. For Apple it may be when you look at the top cover with the logo in proper d
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by binaryturtle 8mo ago
I wish there was an easy solution like this for smoking "neighbours". Some sort of detection device that instantly closes my windows automatically and then "explodes" a nasty "stinking bomb" outside (e.g. autom
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by binaryturtle 8mo ago
I still use a PI3 as a daily driver. I never got around to the PI4 (too expensive, low availability), and when the PI 5 came along it was severely downgraded for my main usage purpose (x264/AVC playback) while much pricier too. I don&#
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by binaryturtle 8mo ago
If I squeeze the eyes I can read the "MAZE". :) Sadly neither version works here with an older clang on OS X. Both variants build fine with 9 warnings each. But the old variant dies with a "Bus Error: 10", and the new va
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by binaryturtle 8mo ago
Pixels. You can watch it as video (some old-school animated "QR Code" type of stuff :) )
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by binaryturtle 8mo ago
I still have some old Amiga backups on VHS. Worked too… :)
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by binaryturtle 8mo ago
Why do you need to send a password when using their Autodiscover API? Would Outlook send the respective passwords for each email account to Microsoft?
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by binaryturtle 8mo ago
Stunnel is an important part of my setup here. Back when Apple's Mail on a more outdated OS X setup stopped to be able to connect to various mail servers because of Apple's own outdated SSL/TLS implementation (security.framew
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by binaryturtle 8mo ago
This is an older Firefox, so this is probably all "normal", but also may be entirely unrelated to the actual cause for nothing showing up? WebGL warning: drawArraysInstanced: Framebuffer not complete. (status: 0x8cd6) COLOR_
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by binaryturtle 8mo ago
It dies with lots of WebGL errors here, so I only see a white page. So that's definitely not ASCII in my book. Would be more fun to have an actual text based output indeed.
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by binaryturtle 8mo ago
Sometimes hundreds per day. Tabs come and go here. People have different workflows. Yesterday just shy over 50, according to entries from `login` in the system log. I do launch multiple interpreters just to get a fancy coloful cowsay on eac
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by binaryturtle 8mo ago
Outch… and I though an ~8KB "Hello, World!" here on my rusty Mac is HUGE already.
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by binaryturtle 9mo ago
Just look at Japanese television… most channels get broadcast at 1440x1080i for 16:9 content instead the full 1920x1080i (to save bandwidth for other things, I assume), so it's still very common with HD too.
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by binaryturtle 9mo ago
A square pixel has a 1:1 aspect ratio (width is the same as the height). Any other rectangular pixel with widths different than their heights would be considered "non-square". F.ex. in case of a "4:3 720x480" frame… a qu
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by binaryturtle 9mo ago
"Bins"? :)
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by binaryturtle 9mo ago
IMHO it's very misleading to claim that some LLM wrote all the code, if it's just a compression of thousands of peoples' codes that lead to this very LLM even having something to output.
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by binaryturtle 9mo ago
I fully agree. It's not only the waste of time when you have to confirm you're a human (that adds up to multiple hours per month). It's also the entire blockage of older or less mainstream systems that no longer can access, s
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by binaryturtle 9mo ago
The simple website doesn't work. Everything seems to be driven by incompatible/broken JavaScript, even what should be straight simple links. I'm too lazy to fire up Chromium to find out if it works there.

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