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  • I find ChatGPT with internet access and deep "reasoning" to be very useful at asking questions; i.e., "Find me articles that talk about $thing". Since it puts references, I can go to them and make sure it's not halucinating. Basically, a glorified search engine, where it "underestands" more or less the question, instead of me having to search with keywords.

  • Not idle game, but recently found that stick.run relaunched as a standalone web browser game with no Facebook needed and oh boy, that 2012 nostalgia hit me. Have been having fun.

  • The most popular Arma 3 mods do this.

  • I'm both blind and stupid, it was in the post title. Thanks.

  • Something to note is that Linux in English Steam installations is at almost 8%.

  • I can't imagine that line of thinking in, say, science

    "Yeah, very interesting article but it is rejected because you cited an article made by someone who once coauthored another article with a racist individual"

  • I couldn't say a leftist circlejerk, but rather a leftist bubble.

  • This is not r/atheism, that's why you are being downvoted.

  • Don't you fucking dare speak badly of my beloved Brainfuck

    In fact, take this fully functional Fibonacci sequence generator I did some time ago, so you can repent from your blasphemy by looking at its beauty.

     
        
    ;>;>;<<[->>[->+>+<<]>>[<<+>>-]<<<[>>+<<-]>[<+>-]>[<+>-]<:<<]
    
      
  • They cheer on it because a huuuge proportion of the population cheers on it (plus the typical propaganda, no denying that).

  • Hi. Interested, could you send the the invite link, please.

  • Survey error. They oversampled the Chinese market. In fact, you can also see a huge increase in Chinese language whenever there's a huge drop un Linux marketshare. It hashappened 2 times that I can remember.

  • Per a new passed law, Venezuela's goverment made it punishable to show support for USA's attack. This law also reads that you should report any person you know that supports it.

  • They are now down by 1 piece and 2 pawns (after bxc3, which also vives you a passed pawn). This is a very lost game for white. There also aren't any possibly tricky things to try and make you blunder that I can think of.

  • 2 cousins and me participanted in a Formula 1 Fantasy league over the whole season (24 races, all year long). We bet some money on it.

    I created a program that would run simulations, scenarios and see tendencies that helped me make informed choices before the next race. Aditionally, one of my cousins was very annoying about it, he would use every small victory of his team to agressively mock us in our faces, and this made impossible to talk with him about actual F1, because all he could see was this fantasy league.

    Each of us had right to manage 3 teams, and we agreed that winner takes 75% of bet pool, and second team takes 25%. In the end, I won it all :)

    It was satisfying to 1. win thanks to a program I created; 2. win to my annoying cousin, 3. win both first and seconds place.

  • lol, quite the audacity coming from Lukashenko.

    1. Mass popular uprising from the Venezuelan people, significant violence, attempts at deposing or assassinating Machado.

    This won't happen. Venezuelans were incredibly tired of Maduro's regime. I know majority of people in US are enraged by this, because is an act of aggression and so on, but majority of people in Venezuela are not, because this is finally the end of Maduro and possibly Chavism.

  • I saw a post in Hexbear saying the protests aren't against the goverment, but against the US sanctions. So, yes.

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    Help with home server plan

  • A place for everything about math @lemmy.ml

    Michel Talagrand Wins Abel Prize for Work Wrangling Randomness

    www.quantamagazine.org /michel-talagrand-wins-abel-prize-for-work-wrangling-randomness-20240320/