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At the same time, the experiment doesn't corroborate this take at all. If it were a mix of different "unexpected events", then you might have an argument there. As the experiment i…

New understanding, you have added to mine, young padawan. PS: fascinating insight.

Ehem, we already do that. USB-C is an umbrella term and everyone has a homebaked organizing system to tell which USB-C cable can do what, or a homebaked testing routine where we ru…

I don't recall running into ads, don't know about trackers. PlantNet hasn't triggered any red flags for myself.

Better than PlantNet?

Joys of open source: you can add the feature yourself.

Use it both on my phone and on an eink Android tablet. Love it, especially the dark mode.

I doubt I could walk properly after having 4+ pints in a 1-2 hour window. Presuming it's 4%+ alcohol. You either need to be pretty young or have a pretty accustomed liver, or is it…

Isn't this just an attitude you get when working in a bad environment or with people you don't like?

Coxnfused. Was it more unhinged in the 90s or less compared to now?

Goverment coffers fund public works.

https://github.com/raphire/win11debloat This has an option to disable downloading of auxiliary apps when a device is connected. Yes, it's a Windows Update thing. > Prevent Windows …

Same thing is rampant in other Eastern European countries as well. Tips on how to address this for those of us that are publicly minded?

Expected this to be speed typing of AI prompts.

Fun is of course subjective. Some of us care about realism more than others.

We can't make arbitrary changes to much of hardware and software we rely on. We can't inspect their designs, we can't reproduce them, sometimes we can't repair them. Sometimes we c…

Pirating should solve your problems pretty directly. That's basically what it is: restoring copyability of a piece of media.

Selective training makes sense. But, I heard a pentest professional provide this counter-argument: if you tell management which individuals failed the test, even if your intention …

I am surprised how controversial this is. I feel like I'm in that episode of Always Sunny in Philadeplhia where they decide to do an intervention by cornering and berating, while a…

So, if I'm reading this correctly, whereas a regular LLM would, given a prompt to edit a file, infer a sed call, this "world" model infers the resulting contents of the file.

That's because susceptibility to attacks is a question of training. What would the goal of placing individual blame be? Shame? Drive them to seek training outside work? Further, if…

Garbage disposal and oss is an amusing comparison.

That sounds almost surreal. Pretty wild how my model of society doesn't account for this.

If it's duplication, it's the same abstraction by definition. The fundamental unit of programming is intent, not code.

I'm not convinced that's what the other commentors was talking about, but thanks for attempting to translate. I can respond to what you're saying though. Yes, the Lithuanian tech i…