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sodacanner
6d ago
Someone should really invent some sort of system to prevent any one node from knowing a user's traffic. You know, like layers. Reminds me of a vegetable. We can call it the artichoke network, maybe?
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sodacanner
20d ago
Directly under this article, if you keep scrolling, is another article detailing odds and betting instructions for football.
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sodacanner
1mo ago
This might be the most shameless GPT wrapper yet.
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sodacanner
3mo ago
You provide an official Windows 11 ISO and the tool modifies it to get the new ISO. The tool is open-source here: https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/winutil I don't see the issue.
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5mo ago
The author mentions that she tried to get an explanation for how the models identified her and got nonsense, but I'd be curious what the CoT looked like. Surely that'd be a little more accurate in showing how the LLM arrived as it
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5mo ago
I've personally found it uses significantly less memory on large projects than VSCode. VSCode has historically been nigh-unusable for me on Linux, it gets incredibly sluggish.
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sodacanner
5mo ago
It works 'well' with Claude Code, but you're going to be missing a lot of features. There's no display for sub-agents/teams, no ability to clear the context without starting a whole new thread window, no ability to
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5mo ago
We'll just launch from the Arctic during winter.
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5mo ago
Sure, and things like this help drive home that SynthID wasn't a solution at all.
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5mo ago
I don't understand all the handwringing. If it's this easy to remove SynthID from an AI-generated image then it wasn't a good solution in the first place.
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5mo ago
I'm not sure how you'd be able to interpret that as anything other than passive aggressive.
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6mo ago
The constitution isn't some divine sacrament that they'll respect any more than the laws being rewritten in other countries. They'll step over it all the same when the time comes.
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6mo ago
The belief of 'where' your rights come from has very little impact on reality - and in reality, it's the government (those that control the police, military) that grant you any rights whatsoever. The distinction between where
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7mo ago
I was mostly hinting towards the 'connection' part of it, yes - I think that's really where the money is made more than anything else. That's the part that'll start killing the industry once some company tunes it in
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7mo ago
People already have access to every form of niche pornography they could dare to imagine (for absolutely free!), I really doubt that 'personal taste' is the part that makes OF models their money. They'll be fine.
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7mo ago
It really is unfortunate that such a fun piece of punctuation has been effectively gutted. This isn't even really limited to just the em-dash, but I don't know if there's another example of a corporation (or set of them) havi
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8mo ago
Very useful as someone who's trying to use Vim motions more often, thanks!