Found it much interesting that i could mess up a pattern enough that it couldn't re-form.
Would be fun if selecting a new pattern didn't refresh the image as it is. Although maybe that's a requirement?
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Found it much interesting that i could mess up a pattern enough that it couldn't re-form.
Would be fun if selecting a new pattern didn't refresh the image as it is. Although maybe that's a requirement?
before writing to some area, it would erase it (clearing with white) up to 9 times
oh yeah! i recall a paper linked here not so long ago, where it was shown that the dendrites of a neuron do computations themselves. The "weight per neuron" is very simplistic then. At the very least, each actual neuron is a network of weights.
https://www.quantamagazine.org/neural-dendrites-reveal-their...
emojis in everything was a thing developers did long before the llms picked it up
Horrible website design. One of the worst ones ive seen in a while
i think firefox shows the "open image in new tab" for backgrounds also, now. at least sometimes. still easily defeated by putting an invisible div above it so no right clicks reach it... or do some js bullshit to disable right clicks...
i remember setting a html with a flash file and it did track the cursor accurately for some fun effects. couldn't keep it like that due to resource use but yeah, it was fun!
icons and text would get single-color backdrops though. no transparency back to the html
frieren spotted!
also, nice typography.
agree with your points, but damn, resolve has some strange UI patterns / key combos etc compared to other software i've used.
maybe if you're a video editor coming from years within the field, the metaphors make sense? for me, having mostly done audio stuff, it was a bit of a journey.
i dont think an onboarding thing would be the solution, though
Wiki for phenacetin says it's mechanism of action is being metabolized into paracetamol. IDK about your "nowhere as effective".
It was withdrawn for sometimes being metabolized into another, toxic and carcenogenic, molecule.
i have no practice with lambda calculus, and no reason too, but i love esoteric diagram types and ill-advised metaphors. i'm gonna learn this shit
The obvious thing for me is to have the orbit around sun, second, etc - all the things you decided to run clockwise - as fixed points, at the top, and let the tracks themselves run anti clockwise. Then everything would move the same way, same direction, and a "now" that's a the same spot always.
As it is now, "now" is at different places at the different circles.,.,.
thank you very much! that copilot comment got me, haha.
why is az devops on the floor? i am having to choose between the clients existing az dops and our internal gitlab for where to host a pipeline, and i don't know what would be good at all
I'm pretty sure 0.1 µmol per liter and such absolutely does happen in recreational use. (Recreational use is toxic, destroys memory, etc.)
So, using git exactly as usual?
edit: and also, not bothering to represent manual edits to the code...
OTOH I think a lot of these methods don't matter that much because of plausible deniability. Stylometry and other stuff processes is always probabilistic, and can be dismissed.
i've come to realize, often the "opressor" or whatever party i imagine using this kind of thing against me, they do not care about being exactly <right. i will not be able to lawyer my way out. if something is actionable, action will be taken. and i'm not the one deciding if its actionable
i clicked to fast. "please leave the link in your about section and it'll allow..." it will do what? i don't want to put ands there. what was the function of leaving it?
Pi is indeterminent and thus cannot be an object to be counted
this seems weird to me. doesn't pi (the symbol) point to one specific concept, whether or not we can determine its exact shape?
oh yeah i remember as a kid into webdev and php how some sites would have these CLEAN urls. seemed like magic to me.
did you read the article? this is explicitly explained! at length!
not at all about the reuse. it's been done over and over with this diagram. it's about the careless copying that destroyed the quality. nothing was wrong with the original diagram! why run it through the AI at all?
I'm on the Merveilles ring and it has such a local/"neighbourhood" search, hosted by one of the members: https://lieu.cblgh.org
Pretty cool, and seems easy to set up
i love it, no idea it was 23 years old!
however, i found it doesn't abide by some "no new content, back off for a bit" part of the protocol. i've had two feeds refuse to be added because it sends multiple requests during discovery, i think. kind of a bummer!
did you miss the part where the agent immediately went around it?
the .gitignore applies to the agent's own "read file" tool. not allowed? it will just run "cat .env" and be happy
i noticed this EXACT behavior of cat-ing .env in cursor too. completely flabbergasted. i saw it tried to read the .env to check that a token was present. couldn't due to policy ("delightful! someone thought this through.") but then immediately tried and succeeded in bypassing it.
I will not stop writing music or drawing my furry bullshit, no matter the culture climate around me. Don't get your hopes up ;3
Why would they exit nvidia while still keeping upwards of $10B or whatever it is in OpenAI? Genuine question.
Worpress themes were just PHP themselves and people used to smuggle all things of stuff in there.
Ate a lot of nettle soup growing up. I'd say it tastes a lot like spinach. It's also nice to put a little milk (sorry vegans)
Maybe "open a communication channel" is what Mozilla should have done BEFORE they turned on this thing.
From the article: "It has been working now without our acceptance, without controls, without communications".
This person has been doing volunteer work for a long time, attempting to create a helpful environment. Then suddenly, from above a machine is turned on that shits all over that effort. Makes one feel unwelcome, and unseen...