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Tinder appears to be doing fairly well given it's their situation that they've engineered.

Its Lithuanian is awful, I'd expect that any language further removed from that which the majority of it's training is in would be worse without a significant punt of data in that language. Its possible having that could affect it's English speaking capability, but that's just speculation on my part.

I very recently relied heavily on chatGPT to write a contract in solidity.

The tool gave me lots of example code I could use, helped debug some error messages & was much more efficient than google & stackoverflow.

I don't think I'll ever deploy the contract (It's a game that isn't very good), but I don't think it would have been this easy to do without a semi-literate ai dev to help me out.

Using the output of a language model like mine as a comment reply on a forum like HN could potentially have a negative impact on the discourse in a number of ways.

1. It could undermine the authenticity and integrity of the conversation by introducing responses that are not genuinely from a human.

2. It could create confusion or misunderstanding, as the responses generated by the language model may not be relevant or appropriate for the specific context in which they are used.

3. It could discourage genuine participation and contribution from other members of the community, as it may seem like the conversation is being dominated by automated responses rather than authentic human interaction.

Overall, it is important to consider the impact of your actions on the online community and to strive to contribute to respectful and meaningful discourse. Using the output of a language model as a substitute for genuine human interaction is generally not a good idea, as it can undermine the authenticity and integrity of the conversation.

Scanning the whole address range is difficult but due to the methods used to generate and acquire ipv6 addresses, there are methods to find assets.

https://github.com/lavalamp-/ipv666

There are some 0 fees exchanges, often requires significant volume or occasionally it's for limited periods and/or on a small list of pairs, but I wouldn't be suprised that someone's running fractional reserve with an exchange and offers 0 fees because they make money elsewhere.

Because they don't deliver to europe.

Luckily there's a fairly liquid market for the things we're handing around (usually)

Git guy took the server offline. You want to refer to the commit to give someone else the token but now you can't.

You can't trust the git guy.

I don't trust you, you don't trust me, neither of us trust the guy who owns the git server but I need to give you something without anyone being able to stop us.

Reddits new format has made it remarkably difficult to have the content you're looking for get picked up the by the indexer.

That site has had a detrimental shift in terms of quality, indexability, accessibility and countless other "ilities" from that single "redesign".

I do hope wollsmoth reads that before continuing to provide his thoughts on the matter. Thank you for taking the time to inform those who may not be aware & I don't disagree with anything you wrote.

Is shorting an option?

Who has clear biases and voiced support for one of the two american political parties.

Human scriptwriter just failed it.

It's part of SoX which may be in your repo depending on which distro you use.

Exchanges already do a decent amount of KYC.

Some do not, but they typically have issues interfacing with the traditional banking environment.

Bitcoin mining compares with PC gaming at 85TWh/a vs 75TWh/a

To answer points 1 & 2, you're more than permitted to think for yourself and establish if their recommendations are worth perusing. You could even get multiple opinions and see if there are any recurring themes that might suggest areas to look at first.

Consult with a security firm or specialist and they should be able to steer you in the right direction.

I expect I could game that system pretty effectively.

I was of the understanding oceanic alge were much more responsible for oxygenation than any form flora. Not to down play the importance of trees of course.

I believe you may have missed the joke, allow me to be clearer. I agree you must use text, but with those tags to allow that functionality (showing images and such), wouldn't it be better, or, hyper? A from of "hypertext" written in a markup language. Perhaps we should use an abbreviation to refer to it?

> insulting the user's intelligence.

If it's true that the majority of users are using the app, does that not suggest that it's effective?

Well you could host it somewhere, and then link to it. Maybe you'd want it inline though so I guess we could wrap it in some text that tells the browser to show it. Come to think of it, some text like headers could so with a similar treatment. Now we have text but like, more, hyper if you will.

I am unclear of the benefits of doing this as opposed to just using the password generator prompt and using it for a username. Seems fairly pointless as a feature to me.

In addition, in the extension I can't use pass-phrase like generated responses for my username but I can for the password?

Perfect application for this tech. Drones can fly back to the ship to recharge without landing, local aerial defence fleets can be lighter as they'd need a smaller capacity battery.

Moderately long distance wireless power transmission has a whole host of applications.

Your expectations might be too high, would you like all applications to monitor if you enter a bad part of town and revoke tokens just in case?

I want to chime in as well to say I felt the circle was too large, I know districts in cities vary in size a lot but, but the game covered ~6 with mine in the middle. Checking the village I grew up in also covered the edges of three towns around it and a neighboring village.

I think you have a storm trooper.