It might not be about banning minors and just an excuse to get government ID / biometric face scan.

A dice roll is non-deterministic.

Replacing a six-sided die for an eight-sided die also keeps rolls non-deterministic.

That doesn't mean it's fine to just replace the dice mid-game.

Sure, but they are replacing same generation model to another not just switching opus to gpt.

But it’s more like them swapping Opus 5 for Sonnet 5.5 or something. IMO OP’s right to argue against it.

The requirements for the third party app-stores are completely ridiculous and unreachable by 99% of the individuals and organisations out there. In practice, only vetted partners with huge resources can operate one.

You can get the same result by appending to your prompt "Avoid verbosity. Assume ADHD.".

My understanding is that's basically all this does.

Thousands of lines of text just to add one sentence to the prompt.

Some brands have TVs share Wi-Fi with each other, so even if you don't connect it to Wi-Fi, your neighbour's TV will silently share with yours.

Which? All I've seen over the years is people repeating the same rumor.

This is an assumption that since Amazon Sidewalk exists, smart TVs must have something similar. There's no proof, and I think if it were happening without being documented it would be a huge scandal.

https://hister.org/ sounds like something you'd appreciate.

I wrote a little cli to import a zone file into deSEC: https://git.sr.ht/~whynothugo/zone2desec

I can also show a delta when you've made changes and asks for confirmation before applying.

I see it differently: as a teen, I could remember the exact word for lots of things, I could recall numbers and data with high precision. Nowadays, I'm pretty bad at all those things, but I can very well understand metaphors and connects concepts from wildly different topics — which I couldn't back then.

I see this kind of "interconnecting ideas" of my current years as somewhat connected with "fuzzy memory". It's like, when I retrieve data, it's not as precise, and sometimes I get neighbouring data, but that can actually of use.

You may have lost your superhuman ability to recall the script of every single episode of a pop cartoon with 20 seasons but you have gained the superhuman ability to make dad jokes.

This renders OOXML (Office Open XML), not to be confused with OpenOffice.org XML, standardised by ISO as OpenDocument Format.

I can't fathom why it's so common to run docker as root instead of as an unprivileged user.

Docker has supported running rootless mode for years. I packaged the docker-rootless into Arch/AUR over 4 years ago, so it's been around and stable that long.

Sure, on a server dedicated to running docker containers, maybe it makes sense for the marginal improvements to network latency. But otherwise, rootless should always be the default.

Inertia. All the guides tell you to set it up the "easy" way.