hananova

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by hananova 4d ago
You simply do not say something like “we don’t record continuously” if the reality is that you only record when voice control or speech to text is active. Given the entire industry’s track record, the only sane thing to do when confronted w
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by hananova 8d ago
Of course you can. Stockfish plays very different compared to a human, and it never ever blunders or makes mistakes.
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by hananova 9d ago
That proves what data travels between your computer and the API server, not what data may or may not secretly get shared within processes at the API server.
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by hananova 15d ago
Valve has in the past given refunds for something that was changed to deliberately no longer work on certain systems. Given that this involves their own hardware devices in this case they're likely to do so here.
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by hananova 15d ago
Except nobody can prove that those subagents aren't secretly sharing information with the main agent in the backend, and frankly I don't trust Anthropic not to do exactly that to cheese benchmarks.
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by hananova 16d ago
Given how often dang replies to an @dang post, he clearly has a running search for it. Expecting us to go out of band is ridiculous and won't happen.
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by hananova 16d ago
There's already been one case where the prompts were allowed to as a subject of discovery, and lying about it is perjury. Lawyers really are probably safe.
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by hananova 16d ago
Yes, sociopathic tech bros making everything insanely expensive for regular people is indeed incredibly disrespectful!
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by hananova 21d ago
You’re deliberately bringing up irrelevant minimal counter examples in bad faith.
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by hananova 21d ago
Yes that is one part of how dog whistles work. Disguise it well enough to get rubes to run interference for you. You’re doing that very well.
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by hananova 27d ago
This is why you do not disclose anything until the contract is signed.
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by hananova 29d ago
Doesn't change anything. If you buy something for a certain price, regardless of whatever reasons you have for doing so (including but not limited to, being rich and irresponsible, being insane, or doing it for the memes.) Then that th
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by hananova 1mo ago
I think you and I interpreted "this site" differently. I interpreted it as the site being linked to, this referring to the subject of the comment. I think you're interpreting it as hacker news? At this point I'm not sure
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by hananova 1mo ago
I did not see any cookies on my machine. Maybe it sets cookies outside of the EU?
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by hananova 1mo ago
It doesn't set cookies so it doesn't have to ask.
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by hananova 1mo ago
"May contain X" labels are usually not allowed here with some exceptions. This has some downsides (like deliberately adding allergens to food because it's impossible to make sure there are absolutely none) but in general you
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by hananova 2mo ago
Long time contributors risk expulsion. First time contributors will face additional scrutiny. Slaving over your LLM extrusions to make it appear human made, thereby reading and reviewing it, is an acceptable outcome.
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by hananova 2mo ago
How is saying that a model “causes terror” praise?
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by hananova 2mo ago
You’re right though. It is terrific. (Btw you might want to look up what that word means.)
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by hananova 2mo ago
Not a single person is unaware if their projects are handwritten or vibe coded. Nobody is actually confused or concerned, you are just jaqing off.
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by hananova 2mo ago
That's fine, you're not welcome there anyway.
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by hananova 2mo ago
No, the question is a classic case of jaqing off. Not a single person is in actual doubt which side of the line they fall on. Your second paragraph is a strawman.
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by hananova 2mo ago
In a just world, OpenAI would get the book tossed at them over this because they violated the CFAA.
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by hananova 2mo ago
You’re doing it the wrong way around, try intentionally letting your eyes defocus.
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by hananova 2mo ago
> Wasn't the Amiga essentially limited to interlaced video? No, it supported very high res screens too, but it required special screens such as the A2024 (15" 1024x1024!) Later on there were also RTG graphics cards available. &
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by hananova 2mo ago
Simple: jlcpcb can deliver you 10 boards for anything a hobbyist will likely need for 10$ including shipping, and it ships in 24 hours. Oshpark cannot compete with that.
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by hananova 2mo ago
That's kind of the problem though. jlc/pcbway aren't just "cheaper", for anything 2 or 4 layer that doesn't require special coatings, thickness, or finish such as gold fingers, it's just so cheap and fas
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by hananova 2mo ago
Thank you, you get it. Either you get shown the door because you refuse to take part in unethical behavior, in which case you wouldn’t want to return anyway. Or you get shown the door because you’re simply not welcome or because YOU are the
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by hananova 2mo ago
No. When someone says you’re not welcome, you’re not welcome. Regardless of the reason.
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by hananova 2mo ago
These Japanese style train sims are quite a bit less realistic, including fewer signals you need to know (Densha de GO!! essentially only has speed limits, g-forces, train load, and weather modeling.) and simplifying the controls to essenti

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