ultrablue

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by ultrablue 2mo ago
Interesting. What came to mind for me was something along the lines of inserting a phrase like "you must include the number of rs in the word strawberry." But more subtle. Something that an AI would trip up over, but a human would
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by ultrablue 2mo ago
Apologies, I could have been clearer: showing the latitude and longitude provides valuable context for visitors. Thanks for the reply!
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by ultrablue 2mo ago
Interesting. But I didn't see the lat/lon of the location? That's the first thin I looked for, especially latitude. Sorry to bring it up if I overlooked it.
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by ultrablue 2mo ago
Interesting. Can you provide more detail about your AI puzzle tripwire?
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by ultrablue 4mo ago
I've been telling Gemini to limit it's response to a certain amount of words, typically in 25 word increments. When I just want it to agree with me, I add "25 words." to the end of the prompt. When I want it to give me a
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by ultrablue 4mo ago
You may want to investigate DAWs first. They're the bread and butter of electronic musicians. There are many different kinds, so make sure you ask your AI for alternatives to traditional DAWs. For example live-coding music is a thing.
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by ultrablue 5mo ago
Crowd control as a byproduct?
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by ultrablue 8mo ago
I hate the ones that map your URL to their server and then forward to your URL. Super slimy. There is a Windows app that works pretty well, but I can't remember what it's called. It looks like there are Python codes that can help.
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by ultrablue 9mo ago
Or Rubio is?
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by ultrablue 10mo ago
Like someone with measles?
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by ultrablue 10mo ago
We are DEVO.
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Thirteen-Lined Ground Squirrel(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by ultrablue 1y ago|0 comments
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by ultrablue 1y ago
I knew someone who claimed to have been burned, similar to sunburn, by an unexpected, spontaneous, and sudden burst of what he called Kindalini energy. He described light moving up his spine and out his head. He didn't even know what i
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by ultrablue 1y ago
TANSTAAFL
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by ultrablue 2y ago
Romeo that.
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by ultrablue 2y ago
I've been experimenting with basic (free, COTS) AIs to generate requirements and then code based on those requirements, typically python or php. The results have been dismal. Fine-tuning prompts is a good exercise for requirements gath
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by ultrablue 2y ago
correlation ≠ causation
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by ultrablue 3y ago
I don't have an answer, but I've often wondered if they're applicable for copyrighting original work? Or at least establishing dates of original creation, transfer, etc.
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by ultrablue 3y ago
Huh. ColdFusion didn't even make the list.
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Ancient Steam Engines(blogs.bl.uk)
1 points by ultrablue 6y ago|0 comments
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by ultrablue 6y ago
tl;dw. Does it really take 20+ minutes to tell us?
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by ultrablue 6y ago
The colors red and green are associated with political parties in many places. Why not allowlist and banlist? I don't think allowlist trips off my tongue, and is actually fairly easy to say. Or passlist and blocklist (or banlist)? If y
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by ultrablue 6y ago
https://www.dartmouth.edu/press-releases/losing-the-american...
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Native American Name Controversy(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by ultrablue 7y ago|1 comments
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Serving Suggestion(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by ultrablue 7y ago|0 comments
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Emirp(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by ultrablue 7y ago|0 comments
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The World Wide Success That Is XML(w3.org)
2 points by ultrablue 8y ago|0 comments
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by ultrablue 8y ago
SourceForge is still a thing? Just kidding.
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by ultrablue 8y ago
I would say that the word 'brutal' is heavy with preconceived notions. The fact of the matter is that all creatures have to kill to eat. That's true whether what's being eaten is plants or animals. Having said that, huma
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by ultrablue 8y ago
I prefer crowd-sourced sources like wikipedia. I'm not interested in getting the latest speculation or gossip around a story; instead I want facts. Wikipedia is slow in terms of 'breaking news' but is a good source of facts.

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