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by 40four 6y ago
That sounds like the AI equivalent of 'flipping the table'!
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by 40four 6y ago
With all do respect, but who gives a sh*t what Ars Technica thinks in regards to this? This project looks unbelievable! I am super excited for this, as many many others are too obviously. I’ll be honest I’m not even going to click on the A
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by 40four 6y ago
The key part is “ but the work as whole must be licensed under the terms of the GPL.” Licenses are freaking confusing :) but I think folks are correct to point this out. My understanding is that all of the new files the author wrote can in
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by 40four 6y ago
I don’t understand what you mean. You can’t use the API without, in this case, importing it in the python code. That means you bring in a whole copy of the code into your project, or the API wouldn’t work, right? So, my understanding is t
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by 40four 6y ago
Heh, like a lot of things in programming, there are always multiple camps on pronunciations. I always heard vee-eye from the senior dev I started with. Sounds like a lot of folk do say ‘via’ though. You should start the ‘vee’ camp and see i
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by 40four 6y ago
Haha. Ah yes, the rare third pronunciation! I’ve honestly never heard ‘via’ or ‘vee’. ‘Vee-eye’ is most certainly the correct way, as any old timer will tell you :)
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by 40four 6y ago
That's a good question. Yeah, maybe not the best setup for everyone. You are right, the cost of a t3.small on-demand is close to $30/month, just for your NC instance alone that's not worth it. In my case, for purposes of hobb
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by 40four 6y ago
I think your point is certainly correct. The headline makes it sound like this is only a software optimization, and it is definitely not. Yeah they had to touch 90% of the code. But only to make it work with the different hardware. Sure,
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by 40four 6y ago
Fair enough, no need to give any up any identifying information :) That doesn't sound good. I guess as a personal user I'm not too worried about being DoSed, but that would certainly be more of a concern for a large organization e
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by 40four 6y ago
Makes sense. Maintenance of self hosted services can be quite annoying, but I guess that’s the price we pay for taking control from the overlords :)
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by 40four 6y ago
I'm really not sure why you are asking this question? Nextcloud is used by thousands of enterprise level & small private users on public facing servers. Can you be more clear about what you mean by "a friend found that you can
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by 40four 6y ago
This has spawned a huge thread that I honestly didn't read all of, but someone else mentioned to me they use the 'Community' Snap package. I did not set mine up with this, but it apparently requires a lot less hands on mainte
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by 40four 6y ago
This sounds interesting, might have to look into it. Running a physical home server would be awesome, but it currently sounds above my skill level as far as hardware and networking :) I run a cheap EC2 instance, and plug it into an S3 bucke
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by 40four 6y ago
Droplets are great, and I like the ease of use of Digital Ocean. But, as far as server backups go, I've never liked managing these, so I use an external data store and DB server. In my case, my instance is wired up to an Amazon S3 buck
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by 40four 6y ago
I started running a self hosted Nextcloud instance last year, and I couldn’t be happier with it! This release sounds exciting, guess it’s time to go upgrade :) For those looking to ‘de-Google’ their lives, and control their own data Nextclo
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by 40four 6y ago
Seeing that game gives me some nostalgia. I remember playing it as a little boy. There was one in the corner of the local department store that got it’s fair share of quarters from me. For as great as the SNES was, it’s kind of disappointin
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by 40four 6y ago
I’ve gone on one too many angry rants about inaccurate & deceptive ‘bees are dying’ articles at this point so I will try to be nice :) Also, I’ll give National Geographic credit here for presenting a more ‘balanced’ depiction of the sit
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by 40four 6y ago
Absolutely. The thanksgiving/ Christmas/ NYE combo was brutal. No matter what, you just couldn’t keep families from congregating after isolating for most of the year. So much COVID transmission happened during this time period.
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by 40four 6y ago
I agree with you all’s sentiment. But, I wish it was a simple as letting things get ‘back to nature’ but it’s not unfortunately. I live in a rental, halfway through our second year lease. We have a really large, fantastic yard. It is landsc
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by 40four 6y ago
Reader mode in Firefox worked for me
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by 40four 6y ago
TIL British slang for injection is ‘jab’. I like this actually, sounds more jovial than getting a ‘shot’.
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by 40four 6y ago
I'm reading numbers from my states department of health site, and they only report molecular tests. You are right percent positive, and even daily new cases, it's not a measure of how much virus is around, and should taken with a
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by 40four 6y ago
I'm not sure how much stock I would put into this type of claim in an opinion article, but anecdotally, I've been tracking the daily new cases and percent positive in my area very closely for a while. Especially in the last couple
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by 40four 6y ago
I think you chose a weak interpretation of what they said to make your point. I don’t think that’s what they meant. We’re talking about a tool here that attempts to aggregate all of a particular person’s social medial accounts. Social media
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by 40four 6y ago
Makes me think of those old ‘magic eye’ stereogram images that used to be so popular.
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by 40four 6y ago
It still sounds so wild for some reason! 60X closer! You’re saying these and other satellites are planned for this ‘shell’ and maybe others at different distances? Could this be partly due to congestion and the problem of ‘space junk’? Also
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by 40four 6y ago
You’re right I took it too literally :) All that light beer crap is like water!
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by 40four 6y ago
"... how weak the beer is" Funny, I've never heard someone take a jab at the strength of American beer. I'm curious what is the ABV of a normal beer you're used to in the UK? The 'commercial grade' Ameri
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by 40four 6y ago
Probably the nicest daycare/ boarding brick & mortar facility I've ever seen. Great people working there too. We only stopped going because we moved to the other side of town and it's too far, there is another place close
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by 40four 6y ago
I have used Ginger! There is a Pet Paradise in my city we used to go to, and I booked through the app all the time. Small world haha

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