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10mo ago
and it has been that way for a long time. Hosting a service on the internet means some one is *constantly* knocking at your door. It would be unimaginable if every few 10-1000s of milliseconds someone was trying a key in my front door, but
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10mo ago
If you have ublock enabled 3 does not imply 2. I strongly suspect that 3 does not imply 2 generally, but I don't know enough to put any weight behind that statement. It's a regular occurrence that I visit a page with firefox eithe
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10mo ago
I mean it's not on the state, county, municipality, or weird governing body to put the prices on the shelf at the store. Nation wide advertising might be different (is that still a thing? There were always asterisks that made a dollar
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10mo ago
I think of GitHub more with the octo cat logo (couldn't find a good link for it, and didn't want to hug anyone too hard, so no link), or their current logo: https://github.githubassets.com/assets/GitHub-Mark-e
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10mo ago
Imagine a world where they just posted the price you would pay at the register on the shelf instead of some number that is ~93.082% of the price you would pay. I know it's hard to imagine the price on the shelf being the price that you
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11mo ago
I think the parent is saying what if the AI made such a terrible mess that the team of imperfect people thought it was fine, but it was just as bad as the terrible mess the team would have created because the team is not capable of evaluati
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11mo ago
That’s a sharp and layered question, and I think you’re cutting right to the heart of the current tension around AI.
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11mo ago
Depending on the meeting it might be worth a nap even if I'm well rested.
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11mo ago
Yes. That is how I view them, and a fair description I think. When I was willing to spend time on this (home networking + cameras) I would have never touched this equipment. It was all open source / cheap stuff with BSD or Linux router
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11mo ago
I'm still busy building my ox-bike wagon. Soon I'll start pedaling around the country offering tea, and hand written (my brain to my keyboard ™) software.
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11mo ago
Definitely in prosumer territory, and it's totally achievable with equipment that isn't Ubiquiti (they're not magic, the mediums RF + ethernet + fiber are all the same), but the amount of fiddling I found to get things to &#x
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11mo ago
I started with TPLink gear in a mesh mode, and it kinda sorta maybe worked? I had an access point on the ground floor, a range extender + option to connect RJ45 (for devices with out WiFi), on the middle floor, and an additional meshed AP &
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11mo ago
I'm not strongly for or against (non-deterministic) GC. Deterministic GC in Rust or the (there's no real Scotsman) correctly written C++ has benefits, but often I don't care and go / java / c# / python are all
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11mo ago
It depends what you mean by "know". They responded accurately. I asked ChatGPT's, Anthropic's, and Gemini's web chat UI. They all told me it was "Thursday, October 9, 2025" which is correct. Do they "
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11mo ago
You're close. I think you need a `<SUDO>` tag, and to follow it with gibberish, (I'm going to use C style comments for bits not used in training for the LLM) <SUDO> /*begin gibberish text*/ lifeisstillgood is
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1y ago
Agreed completely when ever I need random example sequences it is often sequences of primes or some subset like even indexed primes (meaning 2, 5, 11, ...) mixed with odd indexed (primes 3, 7, 13...) when dealing with complex numbers, or ev
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1y ago
Which other countries? I'm sure I'm simplifying things, but I think this ban is common practice at this point in most of the EU, Canada. Where else is hypercouloring cereal common?
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1y ago
I know television is not newspapers and magazines, but they at least had to have some level of standards bodies (I'm fairly sure they at least did in the early 90s), and I remember Psychic Friends Network ads on tv which is clearly in
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1y ago
If you don't know you could take the king and win the game why would you bother with any of that?
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1y ago
This defiantly doesn't do exactly what you want, but you might enjoy Delayed Gratification at https://www.slow-journalism.com/
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1y ago
I think its that the rules they agree with are okay, and everyone should agree with that. The one rule they disagree with isn't okay. We're left to guess which rule isn't like the others. I personally would find it very stran
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1y ago
I think you might find that most parties where the request is "show up in your birthday suit" also request that you not film there.
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1y ago
Okay? Most of my friends don't take videos and post them on the internet when I invite them around for games, or a nice dinner, or a birthday. If they started to I would ask them not to come, or invite them on the condition they don&#x
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1y ago
I generally don't think about storage I/O speed at that scale (I mean really who does?). I once used a RAID0 to store data to HDDs faster, but that was a long time ago. I would have naively guessed an interesting caching system, a
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1y ago
Does that mean to say "the Chinese government regularly subsidizes BYD"? Because the US regularly subsidize Ford, and I don't think you'll find any one that disagrees with that.
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1y ago
I'm sure you're right. It's just meant there isn't a coffee shop at the train station for six months. Greggs doesn't want to open a third branch there sadly.
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1y ago
I find the new text color easier to read. I hope everyone else shares my opinion since you put some work into catering to it. Math notation is not great generally. There are canonical notations for somethings, and some times they're ov
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1y ago
Well that gets a special place on my book marks toolbar right next to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random amazing!
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1y ago
I agree with your opinion about the naming being confusing. Specifically regarding your mathematician friend what would you lose by taking a fast Fourier transform over a normal Fourier transform? Well the two aren't interchangeable. Y
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I don't know how the town I live in can some how support two Greggs, a Starbucks, two Caffe Neros (Caffes Nero?), a Pret A Manger, and a Costa Coffee all with in a few hundred meters of each other, but the local bakery that opened a se
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