s777

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by s777 21d ago
> Even OpenAI and Anthropic aren't bad enough that they claim literal ownership of your inputs and outputs. Where do you see this?
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by s777 21d ago
> I'm not convinced DeepSWE is any accurate in actual work. They listed Muse Spark 1.2 around DeepSeek V4 Flash even though it's a much shittier model in basically every aspect. > GLM is a better all rounder in some ways. Be
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by s777 21d ago
> There definitely exist cities in the US where you can live without a car. Those cities have high COL and very competitive job markets because everyone wants to live there, and good luck moving if you're living paycheck-to-paycheck
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by s777 22d ago
My M1 Air also died out of nowhere after 4 years
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by s777 22d ago
Even M3 doesn't have GPU support yet last I checked
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by s777 22d ago
When dual booting Asahi Linux and macOS, I have noticed that macOS is much slower and stuff takes like twice as long to compile stuff
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by s777 22d ago
My M1 Air died a week ago after 4 years of use. The Apple store told me it would get less than a year of updates and replacement part availability from now, and the logic board despite being most of the laptop would only be warrantied for 9
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by s777 1mo ago
> However, if I were to guess, I think less than 1% of people actually review, let alone modify the open source projects they use. I've done this a lot when trying to squash bugs
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by s777 9mo ago
My parents gave me really shitty smartphones that were barely powerful enough to do important things but was an awful experience for Instagram/games/etc until I bought a better one with my own money (similar specs to Pinephone Pro
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by s777 11mo ago
The online editor is extremely useful for quick projects with other people where real-time editing works better than git, and where people don't want to download tools.
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by s777 1y ago
If you're from a well off family, you can be oblivious to everything and still have what you need to live so in my experience things were a lot easier. For me once I became self-aware, it turned into a tradeoff of outgrowing sensory is
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by s777 1y ago
Not sure, it's just my experience and I was diagnosed autistic at an early age
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by s777 1y ago
> like railroading whether to skip breakfast or not. I can relate to this in that I barely have any energy in the mornings to do anything no matter how early I set my alarm, then end up skipping everything except the bare minimum to func
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by s777 1y ago
How is VC funding not political?
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by s777 2y ago
There's no doubt that internet-connected devices are distracting and can cause all sorts of health issues (and as a college student, my frequently browsing various communities on my laptop is something that is constantly getting in the
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by s777 2y ago
I know people personally who recently graduated high school and went down the 4chan rabbithole because they wanted to be "edgy", then they got comfortable with the extremely racist attitudes they were promoting
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by s777 3y ago
Disabling JavaScript also works. I have it disabled by default through uBlock Origin so I didn't come across the block message until I enabled it.
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by s777 3y ago
I'm not sure how paid Gmail handles data, but at least Fastmail is not from a giant ad company that wants to basically DRM the internet with WEI and generally has an incentive to collect as much data as possible and show ads everywhere
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by s777 3y ago
For the free versions, they are pretty similar, except ProtonMail supports PGP which works with people who don't use ProtonMail, whereas Tutanota uses its own encryption which only works with Tutanota users. Neither of them support thi
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by s777 3y ago
Hi, I'm also interested in an invitation if you have any left (my email is in my profile)
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by s777 3y ago
The Libredirect plugin also redirects to various instances you can select (although not automatically with error responses), both with Teddit/Libreddit and a bunch of other services like Nitter, Invidious, and Anonymous Overflow. (It w
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by s777 3y ago
Sadly the quick refresh is no longer working for me, and going through all of the instances on Libredirect, they all seem to be constantly down now. It appears that they are trying to deal with this issue here: https://github.com
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by s777 3y ago
I'll take an invite please
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by s777 3y ago
I currently get about 5ish hours SoT on full brightness and a million browser tabs open, which is quite bad compared to what I've heard from other people (and honestly a bit disappointing since battery was supposed to be one of the gre
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by s777 3y ago
I daily drive Asahi Linux on my M1 MBA for CS in college. Currently, it's usable enough for that, coding, and casual web browsing, but for other use cases it still has a ways to go. Right now, the area that needs the most improvement i
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by s777 3y ago
Ironic considering how this post is about Cloudflare flagging users.
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by s777 3y ago
It is, although then the next problem is getting Monero in the US with their clutterfuck of cryptocurrency regulations, so you have to find an exchange that works with Monero and actually works in the US, then give them your identity and ba
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by s777 3y ago
I use LibreWolf (hardened Firefox) with Mullvad VPN and in my experience have hardly had any issues with Cloudflare (occasionally I might get a single Cloudflare captcha but this doesn't happen often). Tor browser, on the other hand, g