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ivanstepanovftw
2mo ago
ChatGPT released in 2022. We been promised to reach AGI in 2024, then 2025, then 2026, then 2028. It is 2026 and we still do not have AGI. In 2028 we will have jump to 40% in ARC-AGI 4, and you will say "Oh it's been less than 6 y
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ivanstepanovftw
2mo ago
Of course, because we have two ears.
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ivanstepanovftw
6mo ago
iNaturalist - dataset collection project
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ivanstepanovftw
6mo ago
Can it run OpenClaw?
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ivanstepanovftw
6mo ago
Thank you! Will you release winners code?
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ivanstepanovftw
7mo ago
This is probably misleading information. Kids and their parents aren't responsible for their math performance. Teachers are. Especially the ones that demotivate their students.
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ivanstepanovftw
8mo ago
Where are those 500 lines of code?
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ivanstepanovftw
8mo ago
The car could have stopped by turning the steering wheel to the side and collided with another car, not the child.
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ivanstepanovftw
8mo ago
There is also https://http.dog/
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ivanstepanovftw
8mo ago
They target Russians, so this is fine.
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ivanstepanovftw
8mo ago
And call it "Windows Copilot"
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ivanstepanovftw
8mo ago
You should not fight against companies, they do not have bad intention. The government can block Bluetooth and Wi-Fi with jammers. Russian government already does this in schools during exams, and already doing it around important infrastru
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ivanstepanovftw
1y ago
Yeah, it is so hard to be born and raised in California. I cannot imagine what he went through. Hero.
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ivanstepanovftw
1y ago
Russia tested this in production by blocking Shadowsocks https://habr.com/ru/news/770840/
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ivanstepanovftw
1y ago
This is no 'nothing special' with Obfs4proxy. DPI sees it as random byte stream, thus your government can decide to block unknown protocols. Instead, you should trick DPI into thinking it sees HTTPS. Unless your government decides
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ivanstepanovftw
1y ago
Sorry, when I was young I did not know what these `public static final UUID` mean, so I copied them.
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ivanstepanovftw
1y ago
What do these crawlers gather? Just make this data accessible via API calls or direct database download, like Wikipedia did ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Database_download ).
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ivanstepanovftw
1y ago
Not a humor for me. I have lost myself. I have removed this line from my bio because it causes bad associations to me with this journey of finding myself. As for the author of the one-year-old PR, he was surprised: - https://t.me
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ivanstepanovftw
1y ago
I will help you with the links https://web.archive.org/web/20250624001401/https://github.co...
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ivanstepanovftw
1y ago
The only out-of-GitHub interaction was as Zulip chat, where I asked maintainers to review and merge it [3], and another one to Ali, telling him my feelings about getting banned for closing my contributions, discussing further actions. Two d
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ivanstepanovftw
1y ago
Zero opportunities as of now.
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ivanstepanovftw
1y ago
My worst experience is to submit two decent PR that was ignored by maintainers. I had burden to support them for a month, solving merge conflicts, solving new bugs in the main branch that were merged without testing, and to adapt test syste
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ivanstepanovftw
1y ago
For U.S. it is common to write a paper about some small change to widely adopted structure and present it like a novelty.
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ivanstepanovftw
1y ago
This room is dangerous enough to be door locked during scan. Rules are written in blood.