dyingkneepad

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by dyingkneepad 8d ago
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by dyingkneepad 1mo ago
> Hearing so many people say that AI-generated code is unusable and fixing it takes longer than writing it by hand, makes me wonder if they are working on a very specific field or I just have skill issues. In my work, there are people ev
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by dyingkneepad 1mo ago
Nice website. One problem, though: the animation goes too fast for my reading speed, so I have to click stop. Then when I click on the next thing, I have to click stop again. Very annoying. If I click stop, just make it stay stopped until I
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by dyingkneepad 2mo ago
I may be wrong, but my personal experience is just that AIs are better at better-documented languages. By now, Rust is very well documented, perhaps significantly better than Zig (I haven't verified!). Try asking an AI to write OpenCL
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by dyingkneepad 2mo ago
"De-googling" is a spectrum, and I was pretty proud of being farther and farther away (Android and Youtube being the main resistance). But recently, I find myself using Gemini more and more often... I hate that I am more relying o
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by dyingkneepad 2mo ago
It's a nickname: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pel%C3%A9
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by dyingkneepad 3mo ago
Only for the models where I'm not paying per token.
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by dyingkneepad 3mo ago
Let me tell you something that does not make money: selling fiction books as an independent author (through physical copies, Kindle ebooks and Kindle Unlimited). Family member is a good writer, has been trying to "make it" for a
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by dyingkneepad 3mo ago
Ah, c'mon! You went all the way to find out the issue and write about it, and won't do the most interesting part which is to tell us what was the remote script that would end up running!?
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by dyingkneepad 3mo ago
How can you tell AI was used here? I'm curious.
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by dyingkneepad 5mo ago
You're trying to say they are good quality!? I recently had to gift someone some books, so I decided to try B&N online shipping since Amazon sometimes damages books. I ordered 3 books: all 3 came loose in a big box, all 3 were dama
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by dyingkneepad 5mo ago
I wish there was a version of this website that was simpler, more educated and that I could show to the "normies" who own business and insist on asking me to download their app (I'm looking at you, TKD school!). This one is t
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by dyingkneepad 6mo ago
Then I can't copy+paste, so I might make a typo when sending you a message.
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by dyingkneepad 7mo ago
My plan is to learn how to use AI and be proficient with it, so they will be more likely to keep me, as opposed to those who refuse to use it. Some people on my team still refuse to use AI, thinking you can't trust anything since it&#x
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by dyingkneepad 7mo ago
University is not a competition, others have nothing to do with this? The unfairness here is between me and myself, as I was supposed force myself into doing it in Prolog.
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by dyingkneepad 7mo ago
As usual, try mplayer. It can play anything.
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by dyingkneepad 7mo ago
I also learned Prolog in the university. In the Classsic AI course we had to implement gaming AI algorithms (A*, alpha-beta pruning, etc) and in Prolog for one specific assignment. After trying for a while, I got frustrated and asked the te
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by dyingkneepad 7mo ago
Those who like this game may also want to try open-source The Battle for Wesnoth, which is a turn-based hexgrid war game.
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by dyingkneepad 7mo ago
They have done it. The current modern abstraction is called Vulkan, and the binary spec code for this machine is called SPIR-V.
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by dyingkneepad 7mo ago
The market is not just 3 players. These days we have these things called smartphones, and they all include a variety of different graphics cards on them. And even more devices than just those include decently powerful GPUs as well. If you l
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by dyingkneepad 8mo ago
I said I am a beginner in one of the languages. How do I know their answer is best? I can verify their answers through other means, and I understand both languages enough to realize one answer is more appropriate than the other, even if I c
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by dyingkneepad 8mo ago
I have the opposite problem: I have to force myself to not take so many breaks!
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by dyingkneepad 8mo ago
AI has completely killed Google Translate. It is significantly superior in every way. GT often uses the wrong word or changes the tone of a message. AI always gets the intent right and always seems to use the most appropriate words given th
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by dyingkneepad 8mo ago
Some countries still charge for SMS. That's why WhatsApp is so popular in many places of the world.
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by dyingkneepad 8mo ago
To me the most painful switch was Gnome 2 to Gnome 3. I still miss Gnome 2. I left Gnome 3 for other WMs (eventually settled on cinnamon), but every once in a while I decided to give Gnome 3 a try, just to be disappointed again. I felt like
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by dyingkneepad 8mo ago
systemd was a problem for early adopters (e.g., Fedora). Distros like Debian joined the party later and, as a result, got things way more stable. I never had any systemd-related problem in Debian, while for Fedora (some years earlier) I had
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by dyingkneepad 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_map_projections
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by dyingkneepad 8mo ago
Would you mind explaining more of your reasoning? I don't think I fully understand why you're saying what you're saying.
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by dyingkneepad 8mo ago
It all started when I bought a stationary bike at C***co with the goal of doing it twice per week for 10 minutes each session. I knew if I had bigger plans, I would end up not doing it. So after those sessions became routine, I increased to
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by dyingkneepad 9mo ago
I'm quite the opposite: the more light, the better I am (especially now in the northern hemisphere December!). After painting my office walls with a reflective white and putting additional lamps on it, my productivity increased signifi

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