MacNCheezus

MacNCheezus , 1 month ago

Only makes sense if it’s text files (like source code). Even if DOCX files are just a bunch of XML files wearing ZIP trenchcoat as this guy says, chances are git doesn’t know that, so it’ll treat the whole thing as a binary file and save each revision as a separate file entirely, in which case you haven’t really accomplished much other than hiding away all those intermediate versions in an invisible drawer.

MacNCheezus , 1 month ago

Doesn’t matter, to git they are still binary files, which means it’ll check in each revision as an entirely new copy.

Yes, you might only see the most recent one in your working directory, but under the hood, all the other ones are still there in the repo.

MacNCheezus , 1 month ago

what’s the problem?

It’s basically just keeping a bunch of separate files but with extra steps.

MacNCheezus , 1 month ago

I’m sure you could, but yes, it’s likely not worth the trouble.

MacNCheezus , 1 month ago

Technically there are, just not at any single given time, and only for as long as the consumption rate does not exceed the reproduction rate.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Haha

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Well, I just did. Here’s the response:

I’m sorry if it feels like I’m questioning your humanity! I’m just programmed to ensure a safe and productive interaction. Sometimes I ask for confirmation to ensure I’m talking to a human and not a machine or a bot. But I’m here to chat and assist you with whatever you need!

Not sure what I was expecting except the usual machine mind evasiveness.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

I mean, it probably wants to make sure you’re using the API for programmatic access so they can charge you for it instead of having you abuse the free tier.

Not sure if they’re still around, but in the early days, before the API was released, there were some libraries that simply accessed the browser interface to let you programmatically create chat completions. I believe the first ChatGPT Twitter bot was implemented like that.

This post isn’t so much about whether it’s necessary from a technical standpoint (it likely is), it’s just an observation on the sheer irony and annoyance of it being that way, that’s all.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

At the current state of AI proliferation, you can literally enter you prompt into the product assistant chatbox on Amazon and get the same result you’d get from their web app.

I even remember a post a few months ago where someone did this to the chatbot on a car dealership’s website. Apparently, they currently don’t have any input filters (which would likely require yet another layer of AI to avoid making it overly restrictive), they just hook those things up straight to the main pipe and off you go.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Technically a good point, but we’re talking natural language here, and the goal would be to restrict the discussion to only a particular domain, not predict whether an outcome can be achieved or not.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

You mean captchas? Sure, that’s an old hat, they’ve been doing that for a decade now.

This is one of those newer systems though that doesn’t rely on a captcha, it’s just a checkbox you have to click that says “I’m human” next to it, and it does some JavaScript magic or whatever to figure out if it’s true. Not really sure how it works TBH.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Because you’re gonna have a hell of a shit after consuming that

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Perhaps, but I’m guessing it’s still gonna give you some mean shits

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

According to Wikipedia, it’s frozen custard if you’re in France, but in America, it’s basically a layered dessert.

Which means this thing actually DOES follow most of the rules, it’s just failing at the dessert part. Unless you’re the type of person who considers pizza a vegetable, I guess.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Don’t think I have any allergies but I am sensing a distinct lack of fiber here. Might not wreck you immediately but it the long run, it will.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Pretty much sums up how I feel about this.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Where do you think you are, Whole Foods or something?

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Hah

MacNCheezus , 1 month ago

I too am not an expert but I concur that this indeed appears to be a dog.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

That’s why you avoid them, and hope they’ll avoid you in return. It’s probably the least dickish thing you can do, and you can always just tell them you’ve been busy with other stuff if you do end up wanting to have contact again. Insults, offenses, betrayals, etc. are much harder to come back from.

MacNCheezus , 1 month ago

I’m certainly not nearly as much of an Elon hater as most of this site, but even I think that thing looks like crap.

MacNCheezus , 1 month ago

It’s definitely unique but I still don’t want it.

MacNCheezus , 1 month ago

Drawn a picture of what?

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

I wonder what prison food in Japan is like…

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Just call the phone number provided on the flyer to find out…

Oh

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Honestly sounds better than American prison food. At least this sort of diet will keep you in somewhat decent health.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

In that case, what’s a few more then?

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

You just gotta find the guy in the picture and apply in person I guess.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

I’ve seen some pictures of inmates food online and the best way to describe is probably “looks like state-sponsored school lunches, except far worse”.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

The pay is free tattoos for life and a place on Japan’s most wanted list.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

You got a deal, friend. Here’s your pizza.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Never heard of it but according to Wikipedia it’s just Pepsi mixed with Ginger Ale, so it’s not like it would be impossible to reproduce with a little extra effort unless you simply HAVE to drink it right out of the can.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Wouldn’t be much of a tuna salad if there was anchovy in it, now would it?

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Gesundheit

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

In that case, can I interest you in an Infected Whitebread? It consists of vodka and Bloody Mary Mix, mixed with a spoonful of cottage cheese. Cheers!

https://lemmy.today/pictrs/image/2ea704bf-d0a1-49e9-9ff6-60a90401ba33.webp

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Not at all. Have at it.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Finally, a ma of culture.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Agreed. Definitely missing a bit of celery and/or pickles to make it a proper tuna salad.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

I have actually tried artichoke water, albeit only from a jar, not a can. It’s not that bad if you buy a good quality product.

Would never attempt sardine juice, however.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

I don’t actually drink that stuff, I just shitpost it here for the lulz.

MacNCheezus , 1 month ago

For TODDLERS. Holy hell, if you’re trying to have an argument, at least don’t make an elementary category mistake. And also don’t just ignore the other half of my argument because it’s inconvenient to your defense.

MacNCheezus , 1 month ago

I’m not entirely sure what the going MO is for male exhibitionists because I have never felt the desire to engage in that sort of behavior, but I’m fairly sure even a floppy dong is probably enough to catch you a charge in most parts of the country.

And do we know if the lady in the OP simply pulled her tatas out to get them some fresh air or whether she wiggled and bounced them suggestively? I didn’t watch the video so I don’t want to make any assumptions, but the stills I’ve seen seem to suggest there was quite a bit of enthusiasm at work.

MacNCheezus OP , 1 month ago

Unite, but separately, each on your own time.