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> Once he stopped at the cafe to pick up his newspaper! The horrors!

> There is really _never_ a time when a CAPTCHA will require you to execute code on your machine. I think the concern is the user not knowing they're executing code on their machin…

Offtopic, but the hinting of the body font is absolutely atrocious. Eg the lowercase `u` reaches way higher than the other lowercase letters.

But also good medical advice has a high potential to have far-reaching positive consequences. Telling people not to forget to hydrate shouldn't be controversial. Shouldn't we be on…

> if I give someone inaccurate medical advice, that is not only false, it is false and harmful I don't understand what's so special about legal and medical advice that it's so sing…

Maybe we should not have forced AI companies to shred rare books so they can use them for training?

I dunno about proving, but 20% income tax + 20% vat + property taxes + estate tax + the various extra taxed thing like gas etc, and you're easily over half.

Perhaps you just didn't push it far enough: I took a 90% pay cut and am happy with it :)

Pi is not "some mayfly LLM third-tier coding agent" - in the brief research I've done, it's the best positioned to survive: it's small and the creator has shown good taste (somethi…

Huh. The person you're replying to specifically mentioned they connect to the same tmux session from different computers. Niri is great, but how's it relevant here?

Likewise you haven't disproven my thesis that China is not closed to immigrants. A good friend of mine (white European) was approached by a Chinese company and now works in China. …

> It's like bragging that you took 10,000 steps to reach the store by walking in circles when you could have taken 500 steps if you just walked straight. The end result is the same…

> China is not very immigration friendly to non-han folks What do you mean? I've never been to China, but know quite a few non-han white Europeans who lived there for both shorter …

What's up with the dercuano, derctuo, and dernocua naming? Are there just these three? Does the naming follow some pattern?

FYI the name is Mario Zechner[0]. I'm also grumpy and old and also use Pi for the same reasons as you. I also use an OpenAI subscription (the models aren't entirely bad), but am re…

> Why would anyone be using Fable, Opus or even Sonnet for that type of work? You don’t need an advanced reasoning model for that at all. Don't leave me hanging: how do you frob a …

I almost fell off my chair! Elm is easily my favourite language, and I didn't think it'd ever get another update. Thanks Evan!

It looks slightly worse to me. Slightly worse and not even ubiquitous? [Edit:] There's h1 and h2, who'd ever need h3? You gotta be kidding me!

I agree with you that it's a long term problem. I won't stop until London is under a mile-high glacier!

> it will take millennia for the climate to return to normal No. There is no such thing as "normal" climate. It's ever changing. We're just making the change a whole lot faster.

No idea, but the five tibetan rites were also recommended to me with 21 repetitions. Perhaps it's an Eastern thing.

A shame indeed. Perhaps you should report it to the creators of Pangram? And perhaps you should stop shilling for bullshit AI detectors that don't (and can't) work?

Thank you for the explanation!

> If RedHat doesn't choose to You still don't get it: Canonical didn't choose to include a newer version in their 24.04 release.