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sysstemlord

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    Comment #45965949

    They will embark on a journey of synergy, and be agile.

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    Comment #44613059

    I hereby declare that you are only allowed to like veggie Burgers

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    Comment #39776670

    Since when does Reddit make $193M yearly profit? It seems a lot has happened since I stopped using Reddit.

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    Comment #36734620

    It says in the article that once Avast was exposed they moved the Spyware from the toolbar to the main program and claimed everything is ok now, so in this case it's fool me thrice…

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    Comment #36531996

    I'd go for ssh if I was trying to bypass it. At least legally I can claim that I'm just sshing to my aws server and not be jailed for using vpn.

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    Comment #36531843

    But what does it mean exactly to be open? Are you allowed to monetize via ads on the work of others or no?

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    Comment #36389250

    Then why do Chess AI perform much better than LLMs trying to play chess.

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    Comment #36175915

    You're welcome but it makes me think that you think I'm the one who wrote it

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    Comment #36175882

    People should differentiate between introvert, knowledgeable, and intelligent. I most likely qualify for the first two but I wouldn't even begin to guess on how to know whether I'm…

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    Comment #36175730

    Yes, and with a bad prompt also. It misses the point as if it's not possible to run Libre Office on RedHat anymore.

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    Comment #35931529

    Even better, don't use computers

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    Comment #35667883

    Damn, i was wondering why is everyone still talking about snap and nobody is mentioning what I clearly remember reading recently, so i went back and looked for it and lo and behold…

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    Comment #35667588

    I saw a video tutorial about it and if i understood correctly, the API will automatically include whatever you "tuned" in the prompt, making it just as costly i guess. But i could …

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    Comment #35667040

    I guess the usefulness would be from client software like plsql or any other, implement a natural language processing powered by chatgpt, since the client already has access to the…

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    Comment #35666504

    That's a little exaggerated though, Android, Google Maps, Photos, Gmail?

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    Comment #35666462

    You don't know if he's ignorant based on his one comment, seems you are also over generalizing, also this comment isn't really ignorant. He did state issues that are conceptually a…

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    Comment #35666163

    We the guys discussing whether he has or hasn't done something worth hundreds of millions, you don't have to be so word picky.

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    Comment #29718472

    Asley looks nice, I always wanted when I get a donkey to name it Ashley.

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    Comment #28848701

    Are you being serious? It's a known fact that meteorites travel many many times faster than sound!

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    Comment #27304799

    Interstingly, my cousin, a visually impaired 25 years old girl, never liked using the screen off feature. Her argument was that if someone sees her typing on a phone when its scree…

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    Comment #27093828

    If we shouldn't care about any of this then why are we even here?

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    Comment #26872541

    To search for extra terrestrials.

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    Comment #20759244

    Logically this shouldn't be possible, or else Kazakhstan government would force the citizens to use the same method.

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    Comment #18587203

    Since when is uBlock an Anti-Virus? If you benchmark the latest Ferrari against a wooden boat for driving on water you will get the same results as this test.

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    Comment #18290897

    This excuse is always mentioned whenever such comparison appears. But it doesn't convince me. Having a smaller market share doesn't mean you can get away with breaking the law.