goodmythical

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by goodmythical 5d ago
I think one of us missed the sarcasm. Lots of people post compiled binaries to git, so you can't really use that as a "you shouldn't forget to mention LLM use because you shouldn't submit compiled binaries" because
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by goodmythical 5d ago
Yeah, I'm really pissed at all these car drivers doing marathons in 26 minutes because I've been working on it for years and can't get my time below 4 hrs.
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by goodmythical 5d ago
Right, because no one does that.
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by goodmythical 6d ago
>Can you trust human content at face value? No you can't.
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by goodmythical 6d ago
>If you're going to expend hours creating the page, the table etc etc then you're far more likely to also pay attention to the research There are and were entire sites and networks dedicated to conspiracy and disinformation. He
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by goodmythical 7d ago
You're not selling nothing, you're selling space, and taking 80% of the donation for it. So, if I want to donate to children's surgeries, I can either donate to say St. Judes where ~82% of my donation goes to treatments and t
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by goodmythical 8d ago
>Would you play with someone who slapped you in the face and pulled your hair on the playground? Having made friends of enemies, I may or may not depending on the persons development in future, and that's my point. There are many pe
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by goodmythical 8d ago
>That has to be the universal one, no? Not at all . Some believe one should come to forgive their enemies. Some believe that one should purge one's enemies from life itself. Some believe that one should have no enemies. Some believ
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by goodmythical 9d ago
Didn't [insert literally any distro/operating system] have a root exploit recently?
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by goodmythical 9d ago
Bro, look at the immersion ! My keycaps and fans change color with the commercials ! That's attention to detail!
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by goodmythical 9d ago
I've never seen a person click on an ad.
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by goodmythical 11d ago
I understand, but the point is that they don't do so categorically. They might, and even probably often do, but not always. If the intent is genuinely water conservation, it is important to understand that there may be situations in wh
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by goodmythical 11d ago
Have you not noticed the proliferation of renaming every single machine learning algorithm as artifical intelligence? People have artificially intelligent vaccuums these days.
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by goodmythical 11d ago
I'm not entirely certain, but I think a data center might just provide more temporary and permanent jobs than a golf course, and with likely higher mean and median wages. The golf park isn't even the best natural-adjacent use of t
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by goodmythical 11d ago
Can is doing an awful lot of heaving lifting there. Given that my sink cannot contain 20 gallons of water and that I do not even fill my sink full to do my dishes by hand, I cannot possibly be using 20 gallons of water to do my dishes when
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by goodmythical 14d ago
Auto-flush, seat warmer, scheduled seat warmer, cleaning cycle, scent dispenser, "you haven't been going as often" sensing, auto high/low flush depending on time on toilet... Just off the top of my head, and I'm no
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by goodmythical 14d ago
I don't think it's overly pedantic or even really pedantic at all as there's only one reason for any author to make such assumptions knowing full well that it won't hold for the entire audience. (The reason being editori
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by goodmythical 15d ago
assuming the number you get hasn't previously been assigned to a google account
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by goodmythical 15d ago
Why? We can also fingerprint human authors with high degrees of certainty if given large enough samples. We've been doing so since at least before the media excitement over Robert Galbraith being outed via software analysis as J.K. Row
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by goodmythical 15d ago
"in most cases"
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by goodmythical 15d ago
You're still the product of your environment. You'd not be using words like 'uncritical', 'agentic', 'maximalist', 'cringe', 'cultivating' etc were you not. You're just as bra
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by goodmythical 16d ago
Sorry for sharing my interest that the search was providing results based on recent forum activity.
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by goodmythical 17d ago
Ho-ly. Curius, I searched: tomshardware requesting I download file and got: Recent reports from August 2026 indicate that users accessing Tom's Hardware on mobile browsers experienced unexpected file download requests (with a link to
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by goodmythical 17d ago
I've noticed it being heavily used in non-native and accesibility type situations. To them, people who do not necessarily spend swathes of their day reading generated text, it does not sound any particular way other than "yes, thi
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by goodmythical 18d ago
>they are orbital sanders that operate correctly only 95% of the time. The other 5% of the time they do the wrong thing and cause you to do more work and/or damage the wood So more of a home-gamer chainsaw? Except that I'm not
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by goodmythical 18d ago
skill issue
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by goodmythical 18d ago
i-use-arch-btw
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by goodmythical 22d ago
I don't see how that's any more obvious than the suspicious claim that numbers can have only so many digits.
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by goodmythical 23d ago
Are there countably many names? Countably say able, perhaps, but I don't recall seeing any limitation to word length in the spec. See: "Below is the full 189,819-lettered word for 'titin':" at https://cw
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by goodmythical 25d ago
There are lots of funny "why do you speak like a man/woman" or "why do you speak like a children's cartoon/radio announcer/train conductor" examples in language learning forums. It always comes out th

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