i_think_so

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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Yeah, I'm not buying most of this story either. It sounds like a well designed malware distribution facility. GCHQ couldn't have done better.
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Is it really a constant rate? Or is it a Law of Large Numbers kind of thing, where past a certain scale the randomness gets smoothed out and looks constant? Or something else? (Obviously some developers are better or worse than others, so
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
I haven't used that site since they started blocking TOR. (Yes, I know they have an onion. Try it some time. Guess which company's infrastructure blocks your anonymous request.)
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Has any enterprising hacker here yet graphed price vs "output" over time since 2023, taking "quality" into account? That's got to be a very tricky analysis given how subjective quality is. But I'm sure there a
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Wow. Dude creates an account more than 5 years ago, doesn't say a single thing until today, posts a completely innocuous thank-you, and gets downvoted into the gray. Shame on whoever did that. You should lose your downvoting rights.
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Just wanted to say hello and encourage you to share your perspective. I saw that you got flagged on your second ever comment (possibly because it sounded like your first). Unfortunately, there are some very itchy trigger fingers here when
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Is this really necessary?
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
> From the article: Is it possible that this article might have an agenda and is less than 100% accurate?
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
If your newborn is bleeding there is something wrong and you need to address it. See my longer comment above regarding this vitamin deficiency, why shots should not be the first response, and hints at why we have this status quo.
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
> Even vitamin fortified formula may not be enough to provide infants with enough vitamin K to prevent bleeding. Whoever told you that is selling something. Vitamin K is fat soluble and even the cheapest, lowest quality formulae can del
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Well, from a quick bit of searching it looks like it's all NOxes. There are supposed to be known ways of mitigating NOx formation [1][2] but there enough dependencies that I'm not going to do any more digging. 1. https:/&#x
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
I wonder what the pollution from these gas turbines is like. SO2 from trace sulfur compounds? Is it much worse than a traditional gas-fired power plant for some reason? I can't imagine it would be but I have to plead ignorance and b
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Oh man, SunRays and e450s, desktop sessions that ran 24/7 on beefy servers accessible from anywhere, U5s with those type-V membrane keyboards... Every detail of your post makes me warm and fuzzy with nostalgia. :-) (Except the Citrix.
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Sincere question: don't most if not all Western nations have essentially the same problem, to a (perhaps?) lesser degree? I am far from being an economist or political scientist, but that's what it appears to me. Every government
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
HOOOOOOL up here. You feed coconuts...to ducks? How does that work??
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Isn't it obvious? The CEO is paid one dollar per year* and the AI Operator is paid two. * Stock-based compensation not included. Void where prohibited or taxed. Your mileage may vary. Contains tree nuts, milk, soy. LSMFT.
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
So cool!! I thought SunRay was dead forever! I used to have a stack of those login cards from the Sun courses I took. (I think they gave them to us to to log in to the "attendance" system, but really they were just souvenirs to
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
We really really need a high quality coding assistant that runs in 4GB of VRAM. It doesn't have to be the best, and it doesn't need to be able to handle more than say 2 languages at a time, like C and whatever. That would open
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
I think their site got hugged to death. It worked for me at first but not anymore. Now I get: > Too many requests are being made, which brings down the performance of feeds for other users. Please wait a while before requesting more fe
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20260505162256/https://investors... Rather silly of them to hide investor relations material behind an anonymity-hostile CDN. PDF for those who want it. https://w
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Hey! You leave me out of your twisted fantasy! I just want....I just want hard drive prices to come back down. *sniffle*
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Bro. Come on. Don't overthink it. I wasn't trying to write a Great American [Cyber]Spy Novel. I banged out a silly short story over maybe 40 minutes while I was eating. Then I went back and cleaned up a bit of the text I didn&
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Your one-word answer probably violates somebody's rules here. It's also perfect and therefore worthy of upvoting.
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
Cutting back on the in-cabin cheese service is what caused this problem in the first place!
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by i_think_so 4mo ago
In that case, I feel that "we" needs some correction. Because these slopcannons get their ammunition from scraping the gargantuan septic tanks of the Internet, like Twitter and Facebook and whatever 600M Chinese people are using
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by i_think_so 5mo ago
> I find it hard to believe that there is a demographic of people that were yearning to write code, but simply could not because they lacked LLMs. I am in that demographic. I have been hacking on other peoples' software as a necess
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by i_think_so 5mo ago
Absolutely zero snark. I'm serious. (About the serious part; obviously not the joke part.) > a great idea for many domains I completely agree. This is a great idea. If you don't do something with it I'm stealing it.

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