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by procone 6d ago
Initially it seems like a neat idea. I'm liking that it runs on mobile firefox. Seems to break with my first query, "after 6" / "after 6pm". It can do "2 to 3". Doesn't seem quite ready?
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by procone 8d ago
Yes, I really don't want to read about American politics when discussing operating systems and technology. It's already shoehorned into so many discussions that it no longer makes any sense. A blog post talking about security but
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by procone 8d ago
It's a stretch to compare LLM training/inference to "programming". Also you're totally missing the point. the parent poster's account (with the gibberish name) was minutes old at the time of my post.
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by procone 9d ago
Is this a troll post? Claude is not "programmed" at all.
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by procone 1mo ago
YAML is a nightmare fuel spec. In its quest to make markup "human readable", it has created countless footguns. I honestly prefer XML at this point.
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by procone 1mo ago
So many (disclosed) claude-isms. The subject is interesting, the LLM-"hydrated" text is not. It feels like work to skim through all the unnecessary em-dashes and actually read the article. Granted, the article is not long, but I j
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by procone 2mo ago
Maybe because there was nothing to surface besides media panic? Here's a study you probably won't read because science is somehow political these days. Hint: the numbers are a rounding error given 10MM doses. Myocarditis following
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by procone 3mo ago
Agreed 100%. I don't understand why we have to fear access to knowledge.
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by procone 3mo ago
Model ablation exists and you can get far enough on commodity hardware with a local model. Censorship is not the answer.
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by procone 3mo ago
Incredibly insightful. Not everyone speaks English as a first language. On top of that, the title is not ambiguous.
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by procone 4mo ago
Gross.
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by procone 4mo ago
You have no idea what you're talking about and it shows by what you choose to type. It's not exclusively caused by fitness or lack thereof. A cursory Google search would show you this. It's not "breathing at night",
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by procone 4mo ago
Oh you don't say? I'm genuinely curious to know what you reduced your AHI to with these exercises. Or are you just making things up? Yeah we'll go with fabrications based solely on this sentence "But things like this are
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by procone 4mo ago
What a ridiculous post. Please leave the Reddit pseudoscience at the door. There are researchers actively working and studying people with sleep apnea. They're not suffering from "forward head posture" or "breathing wron
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by procone 4mo ago
Requires an already compromised hypervisor / UEFI. Yawn.
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by procone 5mo ago
I found this really hard to read due to the Claude-isms. "Classic" chicken and egg problem? 39 em-dashes, random numbered lists, etc. If you're not going to even bother to take the time to write an article, why should I waste
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by procone 6mo ago
Still sounds trivial. Not sure why you're trying to make travel sound like a complex problem that can only be solved by burning tokens.
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by procone 7mo ago
It is certainly not a "search engine". Perhaps you should do some reading on how LLMs function.
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by procone 7mo ago
Wordpad was horrible! Nobody reasonable misses binary encoded .rtf files. They were a nightmare for any other platform other than windows. What are these horrible takes?
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by procone 7mo ago
I can't believe I'm saying this on hackernews of all places... Markdown *is* plain text.
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by procone 8mo ago
I know this is a bit tongue in cheek, but the systemd hate is so old and tiresome at this point. I need my systems to work. Not once in my career have I experienced a showstopping issue with systemd. I cannot say the same for sysV.
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by procone 8mo ago
Not bingo. The kernel doesn't provide antifeatures such as ChatGPT and ads on your start menu. That would be your desktop environment... Which is also typically open source on Linux. If KDE (desktop environment) developers decide to ad
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by procone 8mo ago
I fail to see your point. Kernel development by the aforementioned big players benefits everyone and is all done in the open. Hence, "open source". In fact they use a public mailing list to submit patches. All of the patches are a
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by procone 8mo ago
How is this possible? I don't think you quite understand what "Linux" is. There is no corporation, board, or CEO to force unwanted changes. Pretty much every piece of the operating system is free and open source. If you don&#
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by procone 1y ago
I'm sorry, but 7MM reported deaths worldwide is hardly a "fake pandemic". The actual number of deaths is estimated to be 2-5x the reported amount. What are you talking about?
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by procone 1y ago
Clicking X at the top right corner... Not exactly muscle memory. Way slower than ;q
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by procone 1y ago
You can use a mouse with a terminal. Also one could argue that you opt into your own level of information density.
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by procone 1y ago
I'm sorry, but no. The tools work. I don't need "more context" from my `less` or `more` commands. The LLM can train on the man pages just as a human can read the man pages.
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by procone 1y ago
Why rethink tools that have existed since the 70s and function predictably for a landscape that drastically shifts every two months? Seems shortsighted to me.
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by procone 2y ago
The question was if you needed a Facebook account for a quest headset. Not whether or not you wear a tinfoil hat.

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