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by injidup 6d ago
Cancer is simply cells breaking free of the cooperative jail. Essentially the grey goo scenario of nano machines. Instead of cooperation they just do their own thing. Cells have a certain optimised DNA mutation rate kept in check by various
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by injidup 8d ago
Let's use AI to test the validity of an AI generated clickbait article. Fable 5.1 was presented with the following prompt to do research. > https://manualdousuario.net/en/libreoffice-download-record-n... states
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by injidup 14d ago
There are still job interviews?
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by injidup 15d ago
Prompting it often to use simplified technical english generally stops this kind of horrid prose.
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by injidup 18d ago
So I run my app in a linux container under windows and I'm exempt from age verification? Isn't android linux under the hood? I'm sure the law is not so easy to get around. How does it work?
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by injidup 1mo ago
The assumption that because something is important and the consequences are dire when it fails, infinite resources should be allocated is simply wrong. At some point 911 calls will be backlogged. What to do then? Maybe AI triage is the best
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by injidup 2mo ago
Back in my day, "nerd" meant actually being an intellectual. You know, reading books, doing math, being interested in physics, etc. How did consuming comic book slop become false signaling for what Nerdom once was?
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by injidup 2mo ago
I checked the date but no.
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by injidup 3mo ago
It doesn't work because politicians are not allowed to admit failure. A politician who admits that they tried something, no matter how small, and it didn't work, is fish food. This means there is no difference in downside, for the
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by injidup 3mo ago
Tidal should simply ban AI generated music from upload if they are not willing to pay uploaders should the music become popular. Under these rules an AI generated country and western song that makes it to number 1 on the billboard chart mak
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by injidup 3mo ago
The "Appreciate it" / "cool carry on" Is exactly the sort of confusing non choice options cookie banners give. Along the lines of "Accept all" / "more information" Then I'll retract my
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by injidup 3mo ago
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by injidup 3mo ago
I love these posts from randos on hackernews. > XXXX is completely buggy and unusable Which is amusing because experience shows that XXXX is not buggy and very much usable.
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by injidup 3mo ago
Ummmmm. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/agents/agents-window
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by injidup 4mo ago
Last weekend a group of friends and I sat by the lake. One had a guitar, and we were all singing off-key to old classics and dancing to salsa and reggaeton. We were doing it together, and it was great. Much more fun than listening alone or
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by injidup 4mo ago
Why do people keep writing this drivel. Obviously written by an LLM itself. What they are describing and which doesn't work is one shotting a fix. Almost or probably no human can one shot a fix to a significant working system. The huma
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by injidup 4mo ago
The irony of a tool designed to enforce usability and discoverability that which itself is unusable and undiscoverable.
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by injidup 4mo ago
In Austria I'm always in the situation that shops and restaurants are unhappy that I pay by card because they claim that even a direct debit card cost them some large percentage through the terminal provider. Will these new systems rem
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by injidup 4mo ago
Anybody remember "wobbly windows"? It never sticks.
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by injidup 5mo ago
Stopped reading at. > computers handle math just fine with a finite allowance of digits. Go try and write yourself a robust algorithm to do booleans on polygons or calculate a voronoi diagram. The finite nature of floating point is the m
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by injidup 5mo ago
Decentralized version control only works if there is some way to find and access those distributed repositories. For many reasons and no matter the tech there is always a drift towards having a centralized registry so that the degrees of se
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by injidup 5mo ago
You got it the wrong way round. It's more akin to. 1. Training data is the source. 2. Training is compilation/compression. 3. Weights are the compiled source akin to optimized assembly. However it's an imperfect analogy on so
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by injidup 5mo ago
What is this YOLO-c++ compiler that is referenced in the article? Google searches turn up nothing and chatgpt seems not to know it either.
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by injidup 5mo ago
The test doesn't follow the correct procedures for diagnosing autism and after a thorough reading of the DSM-5-TR I could find no mention of German a mental illness being and I challenge anyone to me wrong prove.
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by injidup 5mo ago
A replacement for CMake/Ninja using golang. https://github.com/bradphelan/nuke-engine/blob/trunk/USERGUI... After a day of hating on CMake generator expressions I just wanted a proof of concept that
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by injidup 6mo ago
In the same way that scanning and identifying your microwave for food you put inside it is not the same as scanning your house and reading the letters in your postbox. Your browser is a subset of your computer and lives inside a sandbox. Br
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by injidup 6mo ago
This is not true. Onshape was built with versioning and diffing as a first class capability. https://cad.onshape.com/help/Content/Document/compare.htm https://cad.onshape.com/help/Content
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by injidup 6mo ago
https://cad.onshape.com/FsDoc/
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by injidup 6mo ago
You are right but I also kind of did mean it that way. I believe that Parasolid is at heart of Onshape, the true kernel. Then on top of that is a compatibility layer describing the set of low level operations available to featurescript. I&#
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by injidup 6mo ago
The fun thing is that onshape itself has a very thin kernel. Most of what you see as built in features are actually featurescript based. Onshape provides the source code for their built in feature set as a reference. https://ca

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