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I operate several instances of magentico with 150m+ torrents (several years worth). Is there a way I could run Tribler on a server w/o UI?
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Maybe they needed a German company to receive money from the BND for their user data without the US knowing :-D But in all seriousness, I’ve been a subscriber ever since they started and I’m an ultimate subscriber still, and I’d be sad if t
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and here's the announcement by the Human Brain Project: https://www.humanbrainproject.eu/en/follow-hbp/news/2023/08/...
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Rsult: Rust-inspired Option and Result types for safer TypeScript code
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Sounds like sidekick for binary ninja
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We’re using HTMs for time series in our quant algorithms and they’re performing pretty well; it’s a shame that it’s mostly ignored my ML scientists..
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> As the responsible manager for IT (usually CTO - internal SOX was a different matter) I have been "asked" I misread this as "reponsible manager for IT [at Wirecard]", hence the question.
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I was just curious and visited the LinkedIn profile that's linked to from the ctone.ws website (in KingOfCoders's profile) and was wondering why Wirecard was omitted.
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Did you remove Wirecard from your LinkedIn?
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All of the PWAs on my iPhone running 17.4 will now open in Safari instead of in fullscreen, and iOS itself warned me the first time I opened a PWA from the home screen after installing 17.4 that iOS will now open all „linked websites“ in th
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Pretty sure that’s exactly what Steve Jobs decided [0] :-) [0] https://www.wired.com/2010/04/steve-jobs-porn/
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It’s open source software. MacPaw lists Russian-developed software as a risk because the government can access your data at any time — this is self-hosted open-source software though. The FSB can’t just access your local server with an arbi
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Off topic: This is especially good to know when you’re exfiltrating .git folders that are unprotected and publicly accessible on websites :-) Seriously though, make sure you’re deleting .git folders from deployed websites - or at least prev
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It's crazy to think that just one week before all of this started me and my girlfriend were hiking to Gunnuhver hot springs and stayed at pretty much the exact spot over the night where the eruption happened next to Grindavik, mostly b
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Please, Stan the Man will blame the pilots, the passengers, the Wright brothers themselves before admitting Boeing screwed up again. Accountability left that company years ago.
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I expected something this: https://speech2face.github.io/ (arbitrary voices) .. this model seems to have been trained for each and every specific speaker?
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It's funny really, I ran a substantial amount of Tor exit nodes in Germany since 2014 and everytime I got into touch with the police about stuff happening on them, they asked me to "filter" things going through it. The thing
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The 'odds are against anyone who gives it a try'? What odds are those exactly? Psychedelics have an extremely high safety profile and low addiction potential. Your comparison to antidepressants is laughable.
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The 'rest of us' don't have to foot any bill. Your argument is a slippery slope fallacy that leads down the path of banning anything potentially dangerous. People take risks every day and psychedelic experiences are no differ
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I wonder why Finder refuses to decrypt GTAVSP.7z, but I guess that's because it doesn't support 7z-specific crypto extensions.
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Believe me, you’re definitely not the only one. Every single person I know that drives a recent Audi or VW hates it — even I wrote it in a feedback form when I got my car from the factory in Wolfsburg; the employees just told me they know,
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It's using the Copilot Chat API in the background -- if you check the Copilot Chat APIs there's even specific flags for Jetbrains IDE end-users, so this is essentially a whitelabel client for Copilot Chat. THAT SAID, I've bee
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This bot is absolutely useless. Literally didn't run a single non-rejection? It refused to respond to literally all requests..
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Didn’t work for me on any device using Safari with lockdown mode turned on
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Which is hilarious because they said at the dev day that the limits would be doubled, meanwhile decreased to 40...
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Music publishers ask court to halt AI company Anthropic's use of lyrics
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Actually what I like best is a refundable fee for no-show: there’s a restaurant I rarely visit by myself but often when I want to have a nice time with people from abroad; it’s a restaurant on the 16th level with an amazing view over Berlin
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Can't confirm this at all with my 4090 and i9-13900KF. Even with highest settings on Windows 11 23H2 (25977) with GeForce 545.92, I get 30 FPS -- the stuttering started only when my city reached a population of around 80k. (Display is
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I've been following the storm on Windy[1] for a few hours and it's really insane how massive it is.. [1] https://www.windy.com/-Satellite-satellite?satellite,18.937,...
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There are constant updates; its author (Kazuho Oku) is working for Fastly. H2O is absolutely battle proof -- its h2 and h3 implementation perform amazingly well.
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