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Thespian2

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    Comment #36168401

    Personal AI LLM chatbot, trained on my emails and slack messages. I will have succeeded in replacing myself with a small shell script.

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    Comment #35277690

    Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

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    Comment #35252595

    Open project (code available - results to be made available) to gather weightings on newest Stable Diffusion outputs, for which the audience likes best. Accepts filtered prompts. R…

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    Comment #34781628

    If this is a continuous function, that implies there is some time horizon between short-term and long-term where our ability estimates are spot-on. Finding that precise time horizo…

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    Comment #34447153

    Story seed ideas for improv role playing games, or quick, off-the-cuff stories for kids.

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    Comment #34239416

    Whatever it was seems to be down

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    Comment #33834982

    In the future we will no longer "hack" computers, but rather, we will social engineer their front-line AI interfaces with pretexts.

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    Comment #33427693

    We may not like it, but your last point is almost the exact definition of what a "price" is. Things don't have objective "prices" as an intrinsic quality. They don't even have "rea…

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    Comment #33206671

    Exactly. Need to see DMARC, SPF headers. Email headers are what you want to see. "From: " without those means nothing, and is trivially spoof-able.

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    Comment #33206649

    I don't see headers in the twitter post?

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    Comment #32597832

    Same. I've spent a number of nights trying variations on the install instructions. Got the windows CUDA drivers (older graphics card), but no matter what I try, conda, or WSL, pyto…

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    Comment #32587180

    When we started dating (over 20 years ago) my now wife and I had "yours, mine, and ours" piles of money. Our salaries went into our own accounts, each month we contributed a chunk …

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    Comment #32322458

    ISO-8601 for thew win. Accept no substitutes. But yes, "act with empathy and gentle guidance" is The Way. Also, never name you previous versions foo.new and foo.old or you will end…

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    Comment #31498808

    Be lucky. I don't mean to be flippant, but given the constraints, your speed will be almost entirely proportional to luck/risk. To start, all you have is labor to bootstrap with. S…

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    Comment #30544802

    Sounds like the most likely common element is phone number. You could have been the victim of a SIM swap attack, where the bad actor used your number to do BadStuff(TM) getting you…

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    Comment #29425522

    I hadn't used gigablast before, but a quick test had it find some very old, obscure stuff, as the top hit. Well done. However, the link on the front page to explain privacy.sh come…

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    Comment #29309972

    That would be a "line feed" (0x0A) - Carriage return is (0x0D) (ascii values 10 and 13, respectively) the Mac/Windows conversion is the difference between CR and CR/LF All I can gu…

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    Comment #29272499

    Reminds me of copy-paste shell script error, between windows and mac, where first line of shell script turned out to be #!/bin/bash^M That is, a non-printing carriage return after …

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    Comment #29017682

    As of mid-day wednesday Chrome blocking site as "unsafe" due to certificate error. Over-riding that and OpenDNS blocks it as malware. Creators may want to investigate.

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    Comment #29005345

    SMS is better than no 2FA at all, but is the weakest choice. Avoid if possible, unless it is your only choice, in which case, it's still better than nothing. Authenticator app, har…

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    Comment #28994820

    Back of the envelope calculation. Say you are really tall, 2 meters. That's "only" 2000 millimeters. So even additively, that's still only 0.00000000000002% difference between your…

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    Comment #28394584

    While I agree, there still remains the practical question of who would pay. In the physical book library world, the library pays for a quantity of physical books, and lends them fo…

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    Comment #28159352

    Free tier on Amazon EC2 instance? If not, I've had good luck with Linode in the past. No longer a current user, but was happy with their service when I was. https://www.linode.com/…

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