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zorked

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    Comment #49188306

    I hope you are unsuccessful in your authoritarian, dystopian enterprise.

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    Comment #49168031

    People have heuristics. My heuristics is that AI slop in images -> slop in the text, whether AI or not. It will be wrong sometimes, but mostly it's not. OP has a point.

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    Comment #49103177

    I have been using Kimi for months. It did get superslow after the K3 launch, then they blocked signups and normalized the service. It's not ideal that people can't join but as a us…

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    Comment #48966611

    The Linux kernel adopted Bitkeeper before git and it never spread out from there. It's not that many people working on the kernel. git growth was very symbiotic with GitHub growth.…

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    Comment #48940690

    Thinking that they can fire people at will.

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    Comment #48940599

    I asked the same and got something vaguely similar. Then I asked for a demoscene-inspired demo in a non-traditional setting. https://recherche-demo.kimi.page

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    Comment #48904226

    This post has some serious peanut-gallery vibes.

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    Comment #48444250

    "non-fiction tells it how it happened" oh sweet summer child :)

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    Comment #48410731

    "He was one of the founders of the governing People's Action Party (PAP), which has governed the country continuously since independence" Very democratic country.

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    Comment #48339177

    The way how you manage the caps in OpenRouter is how every metered API provider should do it: keys have limits, and you can change the limits, and you set the limits to refill peri…

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    Comment #48117885

    Not anymore than the US being able to strike worldwide to this very moment. They are the only country that has used nuclear bombs against civilians. The big problem is having one c…

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    Comment #48112459

    I am old enough to remember that iPad was supposed to be a product-line-dooming bad name.

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    Comment #48062592

    Your comment is absolute nonsense.

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    Comment #48008724

    If there are extremely poor, high-trust societies, then trust is its own variable. If not, then it's a post-hoc explanation.

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    Comment #47993501

    I use Kimi at home via a kimi.com subscription and Kimi CLI (sometimes running inside Zed, sometimes not). My favorite model by far. And it's just $20. I have to use a supposedly f…

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    Comment #47989681

    Nethack runs as a setgid process that hides save files from users. Kind of old fashioned now that almost every Unix system is a single user system. There are still public servers f…

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    Comment #47989176

    First impression: it has a tutorial, which should actually help increase the player base quite a bit. It comes with some movement quality of life (e.g. moving into a door opens it,…

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    Comment #47984538

    It is absolutely insane to say that Altavista was better than Google though.

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    Comment #47947832

    Interesting Cuecat story: LibraryThing bought a massive stock of Cuecats and, 20 years later, they still sell them, repurposed to scan ISBNs from books for cataloging purposes: htt…

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    Comment #47831749

    > you can’t successfully monetize this wasn't the goal of modding.

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    Comment #47831329

    Don't publish. You already notified them, your shell escape isn't a big deal, publishing it will only be a pain for the volunteers running the service.