baobun

Is this ironic?

> Three common and well-known tells in AI writing — sometimes genuinely deployed by humans but nowhere their profligate use by AI — are the regularity of em-dashes, the high frequency of specific words like “genuinely”, and the tendency to repeatedly invoke tricolons.

Clickbait.

    Uh-oh
    For a moment there it seemed that you were trying to peek into this Monero address: 47xmhbRuYpSYSrVZx2RsPBhaAQByZq3ucAT6ULxHvDAu8c853ErpLHqBdDmpVzcmWFdZFCWrfZYwp3rqs14zxXx95S7Fyv2
    No?
    Hmmm... it really looks like you were, like, trying to check out this dude's balance.
    Well, Monero says 'No'!

Wow.

Security or trust not even making the list.

You're grasping for a reliable unsupervised truth machine. That's a fundamentally intractable problem until you limit it down to a wolframalpha clone. And not even that by LLMs.

Should have known better than asking the monkey paw for more decentralized compute.

The breaches will continue until morale improves.

For real. Trying to find a specific video on youtube is a very similar experience to searching for legit cables and adapters on Amazon.

> For what it’s worth, I’ve been moving all my machines to lxde.

Any gotchas or regrets?

Haven't used it in many years and now considering going all in on making it (scaffolding of) next DE. So looking at the same move.

Better yet: Don't use LastPass.

I played around a bit with the Hp-16c JRPN emulator for hex calculations and usefulness was limited by max number size. Largest number I can input is 0xFFFF.

Does anyone know if the SwissMicro models support operating on larger numbers than 16 bits, ideally up to 64?

I guess this could be fun for people using shared VPN and proxy services