opello

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by opello 8d ago
I think there's still an ethical question of a business trying to scoop a researcher solely because the business learned of promising progress. It's not a very big leap to consider "multiple discovery" (a la calculus by
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by opello 8d ago
In order for this to be the strong evidence everyone also has to believe that the setting is absolutely true. That some logging from some piece of the system could not also leak the prompt information in such a way that it could have been
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by opello 8d ago
No evidence until there's an answer to the question of if prompt data from the other researchers was used to train the internal model. I think the reasonable ethical question to consider when a company has an incentive to prove its val
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by opello 8d ago
It seems like a strange juxtaposition to talk about buying vs. renting while getting updates for free.
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by opello 8d ago
That's interesting. Some of the fandom wikis are really high quality (memory-alpha, starwars) and were my introduction to the service. I suppose I appreciate that someone paying for the hosting and running the wiki has to be paid for
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by opello 9d ago
That is a reasonable push back. The simple answer is a lack of present day need given my TV is a very old Samsung without any need. I suppose I also assume someone with Android ROM development experience is better positioned to take up org
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by opello 9d ago
This exactly. Surely some sort of IoT mesh networking will allow exfiltration of data even without having configured your own device. I'm hopeful that there will be sufficient distrust that "jailbreaking" or "rooting&qu
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by opello 10d ago
Have citations of case law that doesn't exist been addressed? It seemed like that kind of outcome being punished might make people less likely to try relying on LLM output for legal situations without an expert human performing a revi
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by opello 12d ago
eInk does seem like an awesome choice for this to me too. I've gone without a bike computer for the same reasons as not wanting a second device. I used my phone for years in a water proof front frame bag with a transparent cover. Usu
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by opello 14d ago
Title has an extra d after Steam.
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by opello 15d ago
> So whoever is writing their email is mixing these two up, but you're reading the policy itself and it is fairly clear-cut what it means for you, right? This (rhetorical?) question seems to suggest that you have a level of understa
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by opello 22d ago
> Note: This is a community fork of adevinta/maiao. The original maintainers are no longer at Adevinta and the upstream repository is no longer actively maintained. This fork continues development under runetes/maiao.
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by opello 27d ago
Along this particular axis I prefer to think of intelligence is to wise as smart is to knowledgeable. It may be simply wordsmithing but it provokes empathy.
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by opello 29d ago
Moving to sockets adds risk of the socket failing too. But this particular instance of not using an SOIC-8, for which test clips are readily available, seems pretty unfriendly. I imagine there's a way to program the flash from a heade
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by opello 29d ago
While the author didn't go this route, I've wondered for a while if the angled style WSON-8 clips worked: https://www.printables.com/model/89693-wson-8-program-clips
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by opello 29d ago
This is nicely documented but seems to be missing the `git reset HEAD^` when rebase drops you into editing the marked commit.
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by opello 29d ago
Not to mention pre-trial detainment becoming more broadly used, and bail being an effective poor tax.
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by opello 29d ago
It seems strangely polarizing to refer to the "old and cumbersome" interactive rebase approach in contrast to "the right approach" using `git history` which is a brand new, experimental feature as of Git 2.54 from April
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by opello 1mo ago
Looks like it's open access: https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3719027.3765062
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by opello 1mo ago
It looks like PostgreSQL is optional and SQLite is the default. https://github.com/UNITRONIX/BetterDesk#prerequisites
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by opello 1mo ago
Subtly normalizing the invasive data collection practice. Or maybe not so subtly.
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by opello 1mo ago
For me it failed to load (with the same console.log messages as above) in a multi-account container tab, and crashed Firefox in a Private Browsing window.
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by opello 1mo ago
I miss the squad gameplay of Battlefield 2 too. It hasn't been replicated since, in my opinion, and subsequent Battlefield titles changed the classes and made the available loadout options too flexible to require specialized play.
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by opello 1mo ago
But that redirect (intentionally or not) doesn't include the fragment part of the URL, so it might not have satisfied the other poster's intent.
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by opello 4mo ago
Do it for the exposure! Artists of many stripes have had to combat that for ages.
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by opello 4mo ago
Isn't the checkers level move to make 539 and call it a day? Sure, it's no longer about electors but ... checkers. ... and to think I thought I was being clever. I see this has been suggested already.
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by opello 4mo ago
I always thought this was an implicit request to forgive obvious typos and autocorrect mistakes. Sent from a mobile device (iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Blackberry, Windows Phone, etc.) with a tiny keyboard and in a setting in which proofreadin
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by opello 4mo ago
It seems like it would be most reasonable to consider porcelain vs. plumbing command details in deciding if something is logically distinct to Git. git-commit has --message and --trailer options, git-commit-tree has a --message option. I
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by opello 5mo ago
I did dig into this a bit more the other day and learned that the "main RF can" is the cesium oscillator module. The history there was pretty interesting! The early ones I found were the Symmetricom Quantum SA.45s[1,2] which inc
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by opello 5mo ago
I do get that, this era of automation is too responsive to not go public to provoke action. I think I might just be wistful of an era in which the alternate path might have made a difference. Sorry to pile on.

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