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addandsubtract

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    Comment #49230041

    [flagged]

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    Comment #49109216

    Probably because you can't turn credits back into cash.

  3. comment
    Comment #49109155

    More and more of these AI comment threads are starting to read like messages in The Talos Principal.

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    Comment #49104797

    I did this. Less so for the sun light entering the windows (albeit a great idea), but more so for making sure I'd see the sunsets. There are great websites that will let you see th…

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    Comment #49084724

    Soon, we're gonna need a router for all the different routers.

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    Comment #49076293

    How about we don't let the leading model makers make the rules? How about we make AI models that were trained on public data public goods? Let's circle back on that, kthxbye.

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    Comment #49035418

    Well, I would want the new app to steal focus, but only if I haven't (re-)focused a different app while said app was launching.

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    Comment #49024096

    The ones at home land on a dinner plate.

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    Comment #49024025

    They signed the letter to prevent the banning on open-weight models.

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    Comment #49005162

    You can sell your bet at any time, though. So if you put $100 on NO while it's at 3¢ and then sell them next week at 4¢, you're getting $133 back. You're not necessarily betting on…

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    Comment #48987492

    Someone needs a history lesson...

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    Comment #48987421

    I run Jellyfin in Docker on an N100 mini PC without problems.

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    Comment #48936644

    Sounds like a job for AI.

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    Comment #48846073

    That's not how captchas work...

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    Comment #48792734

    This is just an ongoing trend to address coding agents first in documentation, and people / manual methods second.

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    Comment #48747484

    Thanks for the break down. I somehow missed the 2nd point. Crazy that they just used an LLM like that.

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    Comment #48746236

    > Notice that the spider is carefully moving out of the way, just a second before the ant is launched. It's not moving before the ant is launched. It's moving as soon as the tensio…

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    Comment #48746074

    Or Palantir films your hands while trying to enter a venue, border, or voting booth.

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    Comment #48745974

    They said hands, not feet.

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    Comment #48745962

    As soon as I get more than 2 captchas, I'm out. At that point, I'm assuming they're just testing my patience to train their models. Switching VPN servers is much more effective.

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    Comment #48745713

    Welp, might as well accept the status quo and go back to consuming our soma.

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    Comment #48745659

    You've mentioned the Iran airstrike twice now. Do you have a source for them using an LLM for their "intelligence" / decision making?

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    Comment #48719881

    Meanwhile, I'm trying to figure out how to give up, because I can't find any more words. I found 8 (2 bonus ones), and am stuck finding any more. There should be a "reveal" button,…

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    Comment #48719625

    The AfD is a far-right extremist party in Germany with currently 28% projected support[0]. [0] https://dawum.de/Bundestag/

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    Comment #48717510

    But assuming a random draw, you're more likely to select people with higher luck.