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by crummy 5d ago
I understand the potential for abuse, but it is useful when I search for python and get programming languages and someone else gets snakes.
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by crummy 5d ago
Didn’t Epstein get sent to prison?
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Frontier Models' Vulnerability Patches are Often F.L.A.W.E.D. [pdf](1password.com)
2 points by crummy 10d ago|0 comments
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by crummy 10d ago
Doesn’t Musk’s twitter prevent you from saying ‘cisgender’?
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by crummy 11d ago
Well, the Bible sort of compels you to share it, and in some societies you are economically and socially encouraged to do so.
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by crummy 12d ago
I don’t know, I read this and think: if these unpredictable machines somehow get it into their heads to upload our source to a public space, or hack our competitors, or steal credit cards to buy more ec2 instances, all to fulfill some simpl
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by crummy 27d ago
It’d be fairly easy to set up an experiment to validate if that were the case.
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The Steam Revenue Report(weloveit.io)
1 points by crummy 28d ago|0 comments
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by crummy 28d ago
Or even setting bold would be nice.
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by crummy 1mo ago
That’s the same as a pushbike right?
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by crummy 1mo ago
Plenty of other services (like Spotify) stop showing you ads if you pay them enough money.
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by crummy 1mo ago
Splitgate matched new players with bots for the first few hours. It meant I had fun (then eventually I levelled up enough, matched with players, got stomped, and never picked it up again…)
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by crummy 2mo ago
I remember taking general ed classes in college that I didn't want to do but had to to get required credits.
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by crummy 2mo ago
does Astro do WYSWIYG?
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by crummy 2mo ago
I am inclined to agree but grok 4.5 seems to be almost SOTA. They could be frontier soon.
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by crummy 2mo ago
Out of curiosity, I just asked Grok and learned: * Biden won the 2020 election * vaccines do not cause autism * global warming is not a conspiracy In each case it seemed to do a web search so perhaps it is happy to rely on the top results.
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by crummy 2mo ago
There are plenty of places in the developed world where it just doesn't make financial sense to roll out fibre. In NZ about 90% of the country has fibre access... probably that number will creep a bit higher. But I doubt it'll eve
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by crummy 3mo ago
Billionaires also want vaccines, sometimes do they have our best interests in mind. They can’t extract wealth from the poor masses if we’re sick!
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by crummy 3mo ago
Would you use a value class if you wanted to represent a fraction?
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by crummy 3mo ago
Why can’t gifts have contracts?
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by crummy 4mo ago
so... they made a society with a lot of inequality and it fell apart?
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by crummy 4mo ago
Are you arguing against the concept of progress taxation entirely?
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by crummy 4mo ago
I have not read Piketty. But I could imagine a society where the poor are 10% better off and the rich are 1000% better off to be a less stable society that ends up falling apart.
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by crummy 4mo ago
I think your detector is overly sensitive. That sounds like a very common way to phrase a sentence.
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by crummy 4mo ago
Doesn't Apple already ask you for your age when you set up a new device? And I think Microsoft requires you to be 18 on your admin account.
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by crummy 4mo ago
That sentence does set off alarm bells, but in the context of the entire article I don't think it's AI written.
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by crummy 4mo ago
This makes it seem like roughly an even split: https://imgur.com/a/4W9Ub2t
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by crummy 4mo ago
Some footage: https://youtu.be/CiWX1nsvqBs?si=lE5autC2y2b8ez2X At a minute in you can see the satellites being ejected out one by one.
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by crummy 4mo ago
I thought they paid barely anything to artists because they are only getting fifteen bucks a month from each subscriber. And their price is restricted because they’re essentially competing (as a business model) with piracy.
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by crummy 4mo ago
does it have some kind of sandboxing for its extensions?

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