regenschutz

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by regenschutz 4d ago
>LLMs aren't even AI, […] I am very curious to know what you classify as AI then. Do you mean that LLMs aren't artificial? Or aren't intelligent?
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by regenschutz 1mo ago
The article is locked behind a paywall, here's a better article published by NUPI[0] (unfortunately still in Norwegian, though): https://www.nupi.no/nyheter/nordmenn-markant-mer-skeptiske-t... [0]: Norwegian Insti
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by regenschutz 2mo ago
HTML is notoriously complicated to parse correctly. * Is generating valid HTML documents as complicated/difficult? * How much time did you spend on reading the HTML Standard? * What resources did you use? MDN? The spec itself? LLMs?
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by regenschutz 2mo ago
It seems to be playing on Nostalgia, judging by these paragraphs like this one: >The dithered photos look somewhere between a newspaper halftone and an old video game. The processing is part of the fun: you watch the colors come in one b
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by regenschutz 2mo ago
No, it's real. Every year, there are several news articles about berry pickers being abused, at least here in Sweden (not sure about the other Scandinavian countries). Here's [0] just ONE of the myriad of articles I could find, bu
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by regenschutz 2mo ago
Wow, I've only ever heard of regional pricing being described as an overwhelmingly positive concept. When phrased as "price discrimination", it invokes a completely different set of (negative) emotions in me. It's weirdl
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by regenschutz 3mo ago
Neurotypical is the word you're looking for, not "normal".
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by regenschutz 4mo ago
Non-tech-related stories frequently make the front page here too. It just so happens that this site has a lot of coders because, err, it's literally Hacker News.
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by regenschutz 4mo ago
I mean, even in countries with extremely high levels of Christianity, such as Romania, you won't be accused of blasphemy for just... agreeing with science. Both Christianity and Islam are pretty similar after all, so hopefully that is
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by regenschutz 4mo ago
I mean, AI is not good at writing x86-64 assembly code. Last time I tried (with both Claude and ChatGPT), the AI failed to even create basic programs other than Hello World.
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by regenschutz 4mo ago
Or like the US solves it, through immigration. In the US, the fertility rate is at roughly 1.6 children per woman (which is below the 2.1 children per woman required for a stable population), and yet the US population is steadily increasing
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by regenschutz 4mo ago
A constant stream of young workers is required for a sustainable economy. In order to pay for pensions, the government borrows money from young, working adults. This is effectively what happens in pay-as-you-go public pension systems (which
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by regenschutz 5mo ago
>cynical optimist Never heard that one before!
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by regenschutz 5mo ago
It definitely depends on the platform, though. On GitHub, absolutely, work with the garage door up. But on some platforms, it's the complete opposite. Many moons ago, I was making mod for a game and had the idea to publish it on Nexus
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by regenschutz 5mo ago
It would be cool to be able to see a demo page for each of the different tiers, e.g. to see how much branding there is before signing up, or how much customisatio there is, etc.
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by regenschutz 5mo ago
What issues do you experience with the currently available sweeteners?
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
If you're fine with a paid option (although it's source-available and distributed for "free" on their website), then Grayjay [0] is my personal favourite. I can't remember the last time I saw an error. On NewPipe, I
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
The Fast demo model is already very impressive. It was way better than expected, but still required being a bit verbose since it didn't seem to understand rarer words ("sauna" didn't get me anything pleasant, "hot s
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
Why can't they run the API at a huge loss too then??
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
Maintaining hardware also isn't free. Time is money.
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
I tried visiting that link on my device, and after many redirects and uBO warning screens, I ended up on an AI content farm in my native language, Swedish.
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
>You’ve likely heard that men are not wired for monogamy, that they prefer to chase or be dominant in relationships, […]. These claims have fueled darker trends among young men, as “looksmaxxing” and the belief that attractiveness unlock
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
RIP
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
It would be nice to have some context on this. I assume there was some drama regarding this "Cognitect" organisation named. As someone not involved with Clojure at, it's difficult to understand the context for why this post w
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
>Downvote right back at ya. You don't even have enough karma to downvote comments though..?
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
I don't think I am immune to propaganda, and definitely not ads. I can't stand ads at all. They immediately grab my attention, even if I make a conscious attempt at ignoring them. It truly feels terrible. Even for propaganda, I am
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
If you see any ads at all, then your adblocker isn't aggressive enough. I don't think I have seen a single ad since I installed uBlock Origin, but I also installed s bunch of extra filters first thing I did.
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
Looks awesome! Would have been very useful a few years ago when I was doing all kinds of things in Dart/Flutter. I'm assuming this is only works for the web, and not for mobile apps? What's the support for Material 3 like? I&
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
You're using the Research model that isn't available to Free users. As a pupil myself, I can vouch for the fact that nobody is using the Research models here. Even if a pupil does pay, they will either be too lazy to wait the near
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by regenschutz 7mo ago
It was updated weekly. Constantly writing and maintaining so much information is almost certainly very expensive. Coupled with the fact that you have to be very careful before releasing each edit to make sure that no accidental personal b

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