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by tgv 5d ago
What a load od corporate drivel. "Interrogated"? Was their need for words so dire?
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by tgv 5d ago
Israel means the state of Israel in this case, very clearly. Don't draw the antisemitism card for everything. You must have heard of the boy who cried wolf, surely?
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by tgv 5d ago
> I think it's a useful analogy to compare OpenAI to a human collaborator. A human collaborator who stands to win or loose a couple of $100B.
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by tgv 5d ago
It asks.
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by tgv 7d ago
Probably a regexp. Easiest to implement. Clbuttic.
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by tgv 7d ago
Yes, I do. I don't see an advantage to using LLMs in my main project. I do see dangers: losing the overview. A colleague does use it extensively on another project, and it's near impossible to follow at some points, even though it
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by tgv 8d ago
It's not misogyny. They seem to be the target audience. It's also surprising you only comment on the gender.
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by tgv 8d ago
Yeah, it's really sad, but it's a nail in the coffin of democracy. And prosperity. The news papers here seem to be written for 30/40 yr old, middle class women with just enough spare time to feel guilty about other people&#x2
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by tgv 8d ago
Idk. The establishing act of Christianity supposedly consists of Paul (?) saying that newcomers don't have to follow the strict rules from the Old Testament.
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by tgv 8d ago
I imagine it pays off to find weaknesses in openssl and sshd and the other gateways. There are some ubiquitous web frameworks, but ssh is nearly universal.
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by tgv 9d ago
Still, it doesn't have to ping back, and ssh can (should) be very restrictive.
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by tgv 9d ago
You must be quite estranged from daily life to have never encountered a Windows computer in a shop, an office, or at home. Or this is just rage-bait.
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by tgv 9d ago
Wow. That's some high quality archive. I have never encountered anything better. Pity the performer isn't listed. And the competition's web site is defunct.
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by tgv 10d ago
Sorry, I knew the full name, but overlooked the fact that shortening it turned it into another state's name.
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by tgv 10d ago
This might even influence today's election in Sachsen. With a bit of luck, it could turn a few voters to a more optimistic world view.
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by tgv 11d ago
Cool, but system and user should probably stick to short, clear commands. E.g., I see you do some anaphora resolution (in particular: find what "it" refers to), but in a complex dialog, the human intention can differ from the mach
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by tgv 12d ago
But those cannot exist, can they? Nature seems really opposed to the realisation of ideals.
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by tgv 12d ago
The problem is not url management. That should happen just once or twice during the life cycle of a page. If it takes 0.1ms or 1ms doesn't have any impact on the usability. One of my problems was that I wanted to show data in the brows
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by tgv 12d ago
That doesn't make sense to me. It's already happening.
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by tgv 12d ago
I have a PC mainly for Hauptwerk, which uses ilok, which doesn't run under Linux and probably never will. I've got an MBP, but getting one with 128GB of RAM was terribly expensive, and is probably unaffordable now. Hauptwerk doesn
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by tgv 14d ago
That doesn't make sense. People let other people do the dirty work. Your imaginary Republican voter may or may not be capable of some action, but if that person voted for the persons executing that action, he or she cannot disclaim res
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by tgv 14d ago
If they could have known or suspected those things, then yes, they bear the responsibility. And Trump's intentions were there for all to see.
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by tgv 14d ago
Me too, but we are few. Google paid $585M in 2024. I don't think Mozilla can get 58 million users to pay $10 each. That might even exceed the FF user base. Even if they could, they would use it as extra money, not to get rid of Google.
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by tgv 15d ago
Yeah, if everyone gave $10, that would get them at least $50.
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by tgv 15d ago
For some tasks, this is absolutely true. We can identify e.g. a dog in picture in 100ms or so, and nobody is capable of explaining how. We can understand and speak languages, without the slightest idea of how it works. Maths is of course no
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by tgv 15d ago
I don't think anyone has an implementation of macOS' audio and midi frameworks (and whatever else Logic links to; probably a lot). I would like to have Hauptwerk under Linux, but it uses ilok, and that's not going to happen a
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by tgv 16d ago
> there are no physical observations which contradict Zuse's notion, as he wrote it, of a computable universe. There is no model capable of simulating the universe either. I also wonder what such an observation would have to look li
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by tgv 16d ago
I'm color blind. Most color schemes just fuck up reading. Or they hurt my eyes. I haven't found anything that really convinces me, although having some words in bold does help, but the number should be quite limited. I can see the
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by tgv 16d ago
The parent gives the model access to passport and presumably other sensitive info. That's enough for a new Black Mirror episode.
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by tgv 18d ago
I don't know your motivation, but your remarks do not match my reading of the article. The dismissed studies came from children in unrepresentative conditions (ignoring the fact that this kind of data is extremely noisy and that studie

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