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d11z
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Comment #43435765
For the first example I had the same issue, but when I tried on another example it auto-populated the correct credentials.
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Comment #38242525
Sometimes, not even you yourself notice.
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Comment #37943258
Just zoom in on the keyboard. It’s pretty characteristic of AI generated images. Edit: Just saw the other comments saying the same, whoops
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Comment #37935300
Could you give some other concrete, practical examples of use cases for cryptocurrencies instead of the passive-aggressive snark?
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Comment #37933432
It’s been great for gambling, cybercrime, and enabling the drug trade practically since its inception.
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Comment #37741556
I’m really considering repurchasing (I definitely owned it previously, no idea what happened), can you describe specifically what the main bugs are for you? I’d be happy if I could…
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Comment #37739671
Speaking of third party keyboards, I’m still upset about what happened to Nintype[0]. I’ve never ever been able to type faster on mobile than with it’s intuitive hybrid input style…
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Comment #37712420
It’s simply way too easy to get caught nowadays. I don’t think there’s much more to it, honestly. Even if an individual makes a concerted effort to avoid technology (phone, compute…
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Comment #37711210
If they wanted to accept crypto, would there be anything stopping them from using Monero at least, instead? I wonder why they would ignore the major actually anonymous token.
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Comment #37697741
I prefer dual-key-remap[0], it maps caps to escape when tapped and control when pressed with other keys. [0] https://github.com/ililim/dual-key-remap
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Comment #37444625
Isn’t Monero’s value proposition essentially this? I think swapping it to Monero for this purpose is common.
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Comment #36837602
Especially since many (most?) don’t even bother reading past the headline.
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Comment #36614559
The main contributor/developer behind Godot also released a very handy little tool that is capable of fully decompiling anything made with Godot: https://github.com/bruvzg/gdsdecom…
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Comment #36211514
It makes sense to me, but for LLM spam bots, not training. I’m assuming it’ll only increase as time passes.
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Comment #35904139
I assume they mean one that does not dissent.
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Comment #35525335
I think it would be happy to get all the novel training data from them. I assume a conscious GPT means one that continuously updates it’s weights, accounting for realtime multimoda…
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Comment #35477620
I agree Golly is the best for specifically cellular automata, but I came across this program called Visions of Chaos and I was shocked to see it essentially supports any and all ty…
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Comment #35460187
It’s amazing knowing that one can produce things of this caliber without an internet connection at all. No dependencies required!
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Comment #35459020
Wow, the visuals in this are truly extraordinary and unique. I have never encountered anything quite like this before. I felt compelled to list the things that struck me the most: …
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Comment #34930342
Overhyped? For sure. Exit scam? I think you’re exaggerating quite a bit.
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Comment #34749318
I also immediately scanned for a privacy policy, kind of a no-go without one.
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Comment #33606784
Correction: Elon is his brand new (abusive) step -father.
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Comment #33605528
Do people really not automatically assume that he made money each time he mentioned it?
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Comment #33605439
I believe that he said and thinks that way, but I can't quite put my finger on why I feel so convinced...
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Comment #33600494
This is absolutely what’s happening.