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by 0points 1y ago
Yeah, DbBeaver is a slow behemoth while HeidiSQL is like 2 MB snappy lean and mean exe. Works great in Wine before this native version came about.
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> At some point it becomes self aware. This is where you lost me. Always the same supernatural beliefs, not even an attempt of an explanation in sight.
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> When LLMs came out, and they now produce text that sounded like it was written by a native speaker (in major languages). While the general syntax of the language seem to be somewhat correct now, the LLM's still don't know any
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> One should always assume the worst possible outcome, and plan for that. Maybe if you work e-commerce or in the military. But how do you even translate this line of thought for today? Is you EMP defenses up to speed? Are you studying ru
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> If technology folk cannot see the INCREDIBLE LEAP FORWARD made by LLMs since ChatGPT came on the market, they're not seeing the forest through the trees because their heads are buried in the sand. Look, we see the forest. We are j
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> Also, if I’m not wrong, it’s only available as a CLI tool which makes it pretty useless for 95 percent of Windows users and for developers to distribute software with it. Back in my day this would be seen as an exercise left for the us
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by 0points 1y ago
> Microsoft’s Windows Package Manager has also tried to solve some of the problems with installing and updating apps on Windows > but it’s not a widely used way to install and manage apps outside of power users and developers. Nth tim
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by 0points 1y ago
As another swede, I dare you! We swedes use standardized ISO 8601 dates such as YYYY-MM-DD as dictated by our excellent government and you find it in use in our social security number, government correspondence and mostly everywhere.
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> even Microsoft gave up Ah yes, Microsoft, the defenders of the free world.
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Proer tip: never use anything but unix timestamp until presentation.
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lost art ey? what about mega shaders, vulkan llm etc etc?
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I use DownThemAll on firefox. The main feature I use it for is queueing multiple downloads, which I don't believe either chrome or firefox offers out of the box. Highly useful when downloading from archive.org or other sites which bloc
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by 0points 1y ago
Rar is still common to this day for the same reason since the beginning: The scene standardized around rar in the 90s (after arj). https://scenerules.org/
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PSP eventually got sold to some for-profit company [sic]
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Author seems to downplay their own expertise and attribute it to the LLM, while at the same time admitting he's vibe prompting the LLM and dismissing wrong results while hyping the ones that happen to work out for him. This seems more
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When you are working with streaming data, you really should be passing around io.Readers if you want any sort of performance out of it. A []byte require you to read ALL data in advance. And if you still end up with []byte and need to use
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by 0points 1y ago
There's been a large amount of claims of decipherment, but so far none of them have stood up to scrutiny. So, sorry but you are not busting any bubbles today.
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1. Convert to numeric representation 2. Sort 3. Convert back
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Would you care to offer some comments about their shortcomings? I'm a command-line toolings creator and are not familiar with your criticism. I am using clap [1] for my rust projects, and I am using kong [2] for my golang projects. Bot
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oniux is completely new to me, but this is not at all a new idea. torsocks has been available doing the same thing since 2008.
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About 30% of my new code is completed using intellisense.
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> 2 Youtuber linguists have created a Dragon Language > ~~life is pretty resourceful~~ Youtubers are pretty creative.
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or a public one, http://1.1/
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> Not with the Win32 backend, since those widgets themselves don't have that notion.
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> Editors like VS Code even, while have some conveniences built in, update every five minutes it seems. Since I dont need updates every 5 minutes, I disable the update checker if on Windows, and just don't update my software stack a
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by 0points 1y ago
Will this properly interrupt me in the middle of flow and ask unrelated questions, or is it just another clippy knock-off?
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by 0points 2y ago
> Along with the dozens of other ways that Apple services are integrated into iOS? You're not making any sense. The question I asked was > How exactly is a new feature that is not advertised harder for you, or for anyone for that
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How exactly is a new feature that is not advertised harder for you, or for anyone for that matter? I bet most of those made up numbers of yours will have no idea that the feature exists. A simple screen like they usually do with "Whats
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by 0points 2y ago
It's funny how one can use "literally" while almost demonstrating illiteracy. It's right there in the help text: > Allow this device to privately match places in your photos with a global index maintained by Apple so

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