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vezycash

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About vezycash

A fine is a tax for doing wrong. A tax is a fine for doing well.

It's no accident that countries with the most restrictions experience the least economic growth.

Don't Let What You Can't Do, Stop you From Doing What You Can - John Wooden

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    Comment #49256517

    Always put "Lower is better" or "higher is better" in benchmarks. Not everyone knows what your numbers mean.

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    Comment #49234566

    I bet you're talking about like English dubs. The original japanese voices are diverse. Aizen from Bleach, Hakshaku (Millennium Earl) from D. Grayman, Marshal D. Teach from One-pie…

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    Comment #49207816

    It has limits when there's an attachment in that chat session. Switch to a new chat and you're good to go

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    Comment #49169655

    >The bad part is that Microsoft (generally) used to have some of the best QA in the industry Blame Satya Nadella. He fired testers and turned customers to helpless beta testers.

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    Comment #48597175

    What if Fable made a jit layer for python. How would it affect ai?

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    Ask HN: Could Fable/Mythos be used to build Python's JIT?

    Since Fable / Mythos was so capable, I've been wondering if Anthropic could build a JIT layer for python. Would it significantly reduce the cost of training and running LLMs.

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    Comment #47444097

    Would an Android app of this be able to replace the built in tts?

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    Comment #46793512

    Truth is truth, no matter the source.

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    Comment #46079038

    Step 1: Allow reckless immigration Step 2: Terrorism and Insecurity obviously Step 3: People give up their privacy for security Step 4: Insecurity continues and government safe reg…

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    Comment #45738040

    Everyone developer who worked hard to make windows phone die. Hope you're happy.

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    Comment #45685560

    With high level of hallucination, cops need to tranquilizers more. If the student had reached for his bag just before the cops arrived, BLM 2.0 would have started.

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    Comment #45279334

    Try lemur browser, it has extension support.

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    Feature Request: "Copy" Button Should Copy Only Main Output

    Here’s the short and direct version: --- Hello AI teams, The "Copy" button in AI chatbots always copies extra commentary or suggestions along with the main answer. Users shouldn't …

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    Comment #44083637

    Call it little snitch

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    Comment #43359534

    ꕷ𖣠𖢑𖤟 ꛃ𖣠𖦪𖤰 𖣠ꛘ ꛅꛘ.

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    Comment #43324215

    Major DOJ Antitrust Cases 1. United States v. Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey (1911) - Duration: 7 years (1904–1911) - Outcome: Standard Oil was ruled an illegal monopoly and broken…

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    Comment #43262679

    A dns based adblocker like nextdns.io can help to a large extent. It doesn't block YouTube ads in my experience though

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    Comment #43230889

    The last paragraph of Animal Farm by George Orwell reads: "The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossib…

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    Comment #43127327

    "Initial feedback", blatant lie.

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    Comment #43116541

    My two cents. God-mode privilege already existed before DOGE, someone else had (or still has) this privilege. Priority - How to limit power of such privilege in future.

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    Comment #42522529

    DMCA works on a "takedown first, ask questions later" basis. Therefore, the solution is to flood YouTube and Google with massive, frivolous DMCA requests targeting the creators of …

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    Comment #42431970

    > ChatGPT thinks 9.11 > 9.9 I've confirmed this asked chatgpt: 9.11 > 9.9 true or false? True because .11 is greater than .9

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    Comment #42389203

    They've intentionally broken YouTube for a competitor before - Windows phone. But this time, I'll assume a mistake because the potential anti trust fallout isn't worth it.