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neonihil
3mo ago
Finally! Trees are fantastic creatures. (I'd happily go as far as calling them Beings, but I'm afraid it would sound like some kind of a new age esoteric bullshit, even so I'm borderline convinced they are sentient.) The impo
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neonihil
3mo ago
You need to saturate your attention span with running so many agents at once that when you issue the last prompt to the last agent, the first one is already finished. This way you need to continuously concentrate, so flow is achievable. The
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neonihil
4mo ago
The deafening silence in the comment section says it all.
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neonihil
6mo ago
Nothing unexpected. Microsoft has a remarkable talent for turning good products into useless ones. Skype is another good showcase of such talent.
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neonihil
7mo ago
> The AI rip-off was not just ugly. It was careless, blatantly amateuristic, and lacking any ambition, to put it gently. Microsoft unworthy. I'd argue that this statement is perfectly true when the word "unworthy" is remov
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neonihil
8mo ago
I mean... why not? :)
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neonihil
2y ago
This is a sales pitch. No useful info there.
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neonihil
2y ago
This one has been around for ages, and it does work on mobile too. https://satellitemap.space/
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neonihil
3y ago
The problem with that is that the entity supposed to "bomb it to rubble" and the entity pushing for AI development happens to be the same entity. Maybe the confusion why people can't see this clearly stems from the fact that
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neonihil
3y ago
The point of the website would be to avoid the future where this is standard. It won't be able to get standard if nobody buys the products that has it.
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neonihil
3y ago
If that patent becomes a reality, I'll make sure to create a website to track which products do this, so we can all avoid buying them.
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neonihil
3y ago
Loving this.
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neonihil
3y ago
Not a biggy. Let's have them implant backdoors everywhere, and then use it to acquire and publish all their data and their conversations. I'm sure that besides loosing their power quickly, they also going to face prison time f
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neonihil
3y ago
Woohoo! A pre-production alpha car has issues. What a breaking news story!
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neonihil
4y ago
One moment of silence for our brothers and sisters still using windows. /salute XD
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neonihil
4y ago
I'm afraid there could be a hidden math behind this. As in: cost of a war with China vs. economic cost of China acquiring TSMC tech. As long as a war is cheaper, the US is protecting Taiwan. I'm no expert, but it usually comes dow
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neonihil
4y ago
Yeah, that's what I'm hoping for.
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4y ago
Poor Taiwanese people... their security insurance has just been cancelled. I wonder how many days after the first successful batches of chips coming out of the Arizona fab will China invade Taiwan. I do hope not, but realistically: with hig
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neonihil
4y ago
Most useful comment on the whole thread. Thanks for the tip about the [-].
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neonihil
4y ago
Alcohol is a slow killer. Physical addiction takes about 10 years to form. First, it's barely noticeable. People think it's age, and "after 30 hangover lasts for 2 days". But that is not actually being hang over. It is t
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neonihil
4y ago
El Salvador has more than 2000 of them. If people want to cash out BTC, they can. No network access or exchange needed. https://coinatmradar.com/country/64/bitcoin-atm-el-salvador/
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neonihil
4y ago
They are happy with their monopoly as it is.
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neonihil
4y ago
Except for conveniently using one of the ~40,000 crytpo ATMs that are already installed globally. https://coinatmradar.com/
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neonihil
4y ago
You can `make dist` on the python repo to build the rpm of whichever branch/commit you want to use. Pre-built ones are also available from nightly build. I still don’t know why you need a separate tool for that.
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neonihil
4y ago
AFAIK venv is a subset of virtualenv brought into the standard lib around python 3.3. I’m talking about the “full” virtualenv. This one: https://pypi.org/project/virtualenv/
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neonihil
4y ago
IMHO it’s solved by installing different python versions using the OS package manager, like `dnf install python3.8 python3.9`, and then creating virtualenv using whichever version you need, like `virtualenv -p python3.9 venv`
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neonihil
4y ago
Unpopular opinion: tools other than virtualenv are for people who do not understand how virtualenv works. On the other hand: people who do understand how virtualenv works, know it very well we: don’t need the other tools than virtualenv.
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neonihil
4y ago
It’s like reading: “Ford is outsourcing the fabrication of its new flagship EV line to Tesla”.
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neonihil
4y ago
Yeah… so let’s cut the trees and pour concrete everywhere, so people will feel so miserable that the Metaverse becomes economically viable. /Slow clap </sarcasm>
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neonihil
4y ago
I have a Tesla, and I was stupid enough to upgrade to v11 without reading up first. The UI is so broken that I now literally have hate attacks while driving the car. Oh, and the update somehow broke a window controller unit, which had to be
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