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Comment #49087513
What? Google search works fine for me ( JS disabled in ublock origin ). Lots of other sites are broken, but google search works. Edit: now I'm worried. Is JS actually disabled?
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Comment #49048201
>But it's not like it's inventing this stuff from scratch / first principles. Yes, it's definitelly time for an Alpha Zero moment. An AI which invents everything from first princip…
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Comment #48870264
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Comment #48709447
>images of public places for others to try to track down isn't this handled by AI nowdays? In my experiments (some time ago) AI was extremly good at it.
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Comment #48607700
> AI's greatest feature is that it obfuscates provenance. maybe because people see AI not just as a clever packet manager, but also, to some degree, as a problem solving engine. Si…
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Comment #48574200
Isn't this how Google operates? I have their AI subscription (about $20 per month). If you want to have a chat history (retain chats after reload) or connect the LLM to Google serv…
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Comment #48436780
It's hard to show initiative without a pulse. Most agents don't have that (yet). But can't be too hard to build.
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Comment #48333865
>to manipulate or combine the data into a more useful format why not build this directly into MCPs?
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Comment #48326227
>Which is all the stuff you have to work on before you can type in a prompt to an LLM why not let the LLM derive what exactly was meant by the Jira ticket? I get lazy lately and if…
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Comment #48284872
hmm, I got rid of WhatsApp the day it was sold to Facebook and never touched it since. I don't think anything in the app changed that day.
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Comment #48284705
I had a work SO account with many questions/answers - everything fine. Later I created a SO account for use with my private projects and happened to have answered a couple question…
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Comment #48245171
They probably mean a vote which doesn't violate international law.
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Comment #48082464
I came about a Google subscription which includes 2TB of storage. I filled it with crypto noise (ok, Gemini did it for me). I couldn't let it be unused. Will have to delete it when…
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Comment #47908127
Maybe all intellectual work is intellectual labor?
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Comment #47797388
>There's a delay between incurring costs and receiving budget notifications, so you might incur additional costs for usage that hasn't arrived at the time that all services are sto…
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Comment #47006057
>aligns incentives with the good of humanity is this possible?
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Comment #46515380
Sounds like the AI was not dumb but lazy. I do it similarly when I don't feel like doing it.
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Comment #46486423
I missunderstood "finite-length strings" as strings capped in length by a finite number N.
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Comment #46468356
have a "Costco purchases" sub-category for "groceries". If you ever feel differently, just move it to "home". Your system has to support this though. I did multiple re-organisation…
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Comment #46456111
This argument is valid for every infinite set, for example: the natural numbers.
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Comment #45892817
I was wondering why uBlock is not enough since you can block Javascript globally and re-enable per site. AI's answer: Only things uBlock doesn’t replicate: NoScript’s anti-XSS and …
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Comment #45855098
The complex objects are conceptually similar to prime numbers.
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Comment #45106105
cool. There is also about:performance with cpu & memory for each tab / addon. Hmm, it looks like all extensions are combined in a single entry. So, maybe not per addon.
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Comment #45024545
naaa, you just run "unfuck it" in a loop..