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by 0x_rs 1y ago
There's no mention of this in the article, so be aware there's multiple posts online about QC issues. Rotring quality has been going down over the years, or their name outgrew the actual quality of the product. Current generation
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by 0x_rs 1y ago
The war on the free internet is accelerating. Without real push-back to these dystopian laws and consequences for the people proposing and lobbying for them, you'll miss what will ultimately end up being a temporary anomaly of mostly u
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by 0x_rs 1y ago
Some great advice I've found that seems to work very well: ask it to keep a succinct journal of all the issues and roadblocks found during the project development, and what was done to resolve or circumvent them. As for avoiding bloat
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by 0x_rs 1y ago
I agree. My guess is the way this may be implemented could keep the system from entering a lower energy state in some way or another, something which would be far less noticeable during normal usage.
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by 0x_rs 1y ago
There's services that do this automatically for a price, and they've been around for a while, for e-mail, phone numbers, and much more. Any bits (literally, bits ) of information given without authorization (or plausible belief i
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by 0x_rs 1y ago
No, that was Firefox. Chrome's spread was fueled by literal malware or spyware bundling it to get some of Google's sweet money and some of the most aggressive advertisement campaigns for any online product ever.
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by 0x_rs 1y ago
If you're wondering about the source of the benchmark, refer to the following, page 36: https://www.vulkan.org/user/pages/09.events/vulkanised-2025/...
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by 0x_rs 1y ago
Agreed. It was immediately obvious comparing answers to a few prompts between 3.7 and 4, and it sabotages any of its output. If you're being answered "You absolutely nailed it!" and the likes to everything, regardless of thei
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by 0x_rs 1y ago
>Founded on Principles of Freedom and Privacy If you pay, maybe. Telegram locks multiple privacy and security features behind paywalls, most notably being able to stop receiving the endless spam plaguing the platform with the message res
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by 0x_rs 1y ago
Entirely understandable why it wouldn't be named. And that the comments section would have some people guessing. I wonder if it isn't a company named after an insect, given the revenue and timeline of their operations seems to mat
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by 0x_rs 1y ago
The repository has been deleted. In addition, 26 other repos have been removed from the account. This is in line with DOGE members' quick response scrubbing data whenever put into spotlight, as previously seen with another "teen h
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
That's the part where "unprecedented wealth inequality" comes in. By most metrics, 2024 was an excellent year and the US was far ahead other developed countries [0] in growth, labor market, consumer spending, net household we
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
>the tariffs are half of what the other country is charging And that figure is questionable. Read "including currency manipulation and trade barriers". This is the same presidency that believes the "EU was made to screw US
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
Inheriting a strong economy beating all expectations that was just about to end its fight with inflation and burning it all away in a pump and dump crypto scheme fashion, while doing nothing (or even working to expand) unprecedented wealth
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
The Atlantic has published the entirety of the chat logs including the members list, so yes. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43481521
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
This is a thing already. "Sign in to confirm you're not a bot. This helps protect our community.", needless to say it applies to people and not bots, and does nothing to protect the "community". It's only going
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
This is going to become nearly impossible in Europe, it may already be in some places due to regulations restricting old vehicles due to emissions. ADAS requirements and other laws forcing manufacturers to implement all sorts of restriction
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
Original title (too long): Microsoft’s Sneaky Forced-Upsell to 365 Users; If You Don’t Need/Want Copilot, Don’t Pay for It The video explains how Personal/Family 365 users can "downgrade" to a new plan (365 Classic) tha
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Microsoft 365 Forced-Upsell: If You Don't Need Copilot, Don't Pay for It [video](youtube.com)
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
Fastmail recycles masked email addresses.
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
Signals intelligence is an interesting topic, doubly so from orbit. The article covers some Cold War hardware, meanwhile today the largest antennas deployed that we know of are from the Orion satellites, with an estimated 100m diameter prim
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
CTRL+F "rust", 24 matches, I had a feeling that would be the case. What does Golang, for the most part, have to do with Rust? I also find the following bit somewhat funny: >The success of Rust is due in large part to it being e
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
"Piracy Shield" is an unmitigated disaster, a terrible idea everyone knew would be useless and harmful, but Serie A bribes make up for it. The next step has already been announced, going after VPNs. Yeah, you read that right, beca
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
For the sake of correctness, it should be noted it did not say that when first posted, only "Enable showdead in your profile, find the post on /newest, and click [vouch] whenever it's flagged.". It was later changed into
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
There is extensive footage online: below is an example with multiple attempts at interception in a location which, presumably, must be somewhere "important" for those systems to be present. I'd argue it's difficult to cl
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
That's just fantasy.
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
There's no overwhelming financial incentive in open-source applications, while both mobile stores are a constant arms race in monetization, advertisement and shady practices, where legitimate and privacy respecting alternatives are rel
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
Yes, they previously have been. https://www.theregister.com/2018/10/22/sqlite_code_of_conduc...
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
Verifiably false. Godot's new community manager chimed in a mongolian horse-rider simulator discussion [0] that had nothing to do with it (but UE5), claimed the engine to have become "wokot" and immediately proceeded to blo
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by 0x_rs 2y ago
This is genuinely a terrible response, dishonest to the point of gaslighting and putting into question whoever was involved in the decision process. What is referred as "unofficial Godot-related" Discord server was, until earlier

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