raverbashing

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by raverbashing 3d ago
100% this (Also for anything that needs to work on a shell script or whatever) I roll my eyes every time some "super secure secret generator" gives me a password with &^%#$ that I need to use on a shell script. Thanks for maki
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by raverbashing 3d ago
I think it's a much simpler reason, they're running out of money to have the rat race run at the current pace
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by raverbashing 4d ago
This is bound to age as well as the "Why the housing bubble will not burst" book (I mean, it's already a joke) It is such a list of propaganda and ignoring the problems it's not even funny
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by raverbashing 4d ago
> I have a PhD in computational logic. And you don't know how the peer-review system works? Just a hunch but Claude saying your work is "PhD level" does not count
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by raverbashing 5d ago
Makes me wonder if he really is back or the board just "forgot" to take his account offline
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by raverbashing 6d ago
Title is confusing, it should be "The first conviction ever recorded may have happened in London"
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by raverbashing 6d ago
> but does the cost for handling cash really scale (even approximately) proportionally with the number of transactions or revenue? Yes, it sounds weird but it does - Providing change is a pain and it's a "fixed time" cost
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by raverbashing 6d ago
Talking about sound quality: I'm surprised at how good the Apple event sounded, even on your average (wired) headphones Sounds much better than some 80% of YT videos
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by raverbashing 6d ago
I honestly still don't get how it's a good idea to have such a frail part being central to the phone experience and we probably don't know what are all the failure modes For example, I bet Apple is not splitting the video sig
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by raverbashing 7d ago
Honestly the stems always looked kinda dorky to me
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by raverbashing 7d ago
It will be fun if the AI realize that quantum is not needed and just simulate the results in a classical computer
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by raverbashing 7d ago
No, I am "How The Fuck Is Cyber Bullying Real... Just Walk Away From The Screen Like, Close Your Eyes" pilled
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by raverbashing 7d ago
> that might also be driven by the huge ego (or really rather the very small ego) 100% The hubris is immense There are plenty of offline things that are more dangerous than AI Is this Blake Lemoine 2.0?
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by raverbashing 8d ago
Yes I understand, it does seem like it's one of the most rounded ones
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by raverbashing 8d ago
It's hard to beat the "free DDoS" protection of CF. Could even be considered dumping in a way
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by raverbashing 8d ago
If the choice is between Mistral and no AI, I'll take Mistral any day Even those old llama models were ok for coding Yes yes they won't be like Claude's fire and forget (until you see how many tokens you burned to write &quot
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by raverbashing 9d ago
He's not going to He went out of the way to make his company structure prevent that (also Elon)
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by raverbashing 9d ago
Good to know, but even in a well rounded Linux it seems you hit several mini-annoyances every day Case in point, any form of package management. Or then you have Flatpack, with its own list of issues
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by raverbashing 9d ago
Well it's certainly informed, as he has information on behind-the-screnes data we don't have about OpenAI But certainly it is not unbiased
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by raverbashing 10d ago
Honestly I wouldn't waste any of my time trying to run a worse OS than MacOS in a hardware that wasn't completely supported by the sw As much as I like Linux this kind of tinkering is only for people with more time and less expect
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by raverbashing 10d ago
Guarantee of safe water is a right (as given by EPA regulations, etc) But it is not a constitutional right Because putting it where it doesn't belong, without any quantification, is meaningless
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by raverbashing 10d ago
100% this These headlines is just press fodder for the grievances-industrial-complex to cry about how the gov is incompetent Of course drinking water is important - I'm not questioning that But there's a difference between a mea
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by raverbashing 11d ago
100% It is my pet peeve with Claude and why I don't prefer it for most stuff (also the comment spam - but that's a all of them in a way or another)
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by raverbashing 11d ago
Honestly BigInts are not a big deal, they're pretty mature at this day and age (and I mean, 20 yrs ago)
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by raverbashing 12d ago
Yes. FLT follows from the fact that you can't build the equivalent representation of n-simplex turning into a hypercube in dimensions higher than 2 /s
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by raverbashing 12d ago
100% It is a very insightful book
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by raverbashing 14d ago
Why wouldn't I agree You might be confusing me with your friends that failed HS biology
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by raverbashing 14d ago
It would be fun if the GDPR naysayers end up coming up to the same conclusion
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by raverbashing 15d ago
> These so-called "addictive features," are in reality the basic tools that online services use to identify what other user-generated content a particular user might want to see. Are they for real? Maybe underage kids can use,
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by raverbashing 15d ago
Yes they haven't shipped keyboards that break after a while for being too thin Ive has been working at other stuff, like building a Ferrari that looks more like a giant RC car

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