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3y ago
I don't understand why people confuse studying with getting a diploma. You can study all the humanities you want for free. What people (irrationally) want is to study them in a big building and then get whatever job they want on the ba
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3y ago
What's creative about using UVC like you've done for decades on Linux or *BSDs already?
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3y ago
Apple implemented a standard so most stuff that follows the standard now works. Nice but.... uninspiring?
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3y ago
It is discussed, and that's why anti-depressants exist: to give a kickstart to your lifestyle and then let it take it from there
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3y ago
In the west = anglo countries please don't clump together all westerners
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3y ago
>"making things up" has been part of what Historians do since Thucydides historians up until quite recently had nothing to do with the modern academic profession. they were paid writers who made tons of stuff up to sing praises
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3y ago
I would suggest lower casing the "M" as it stands for "meters" . By reading the submission title (the article one is correct, I don't know why you changed it) I couldn't figure out which mega units it was refer
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3y ago
TSMC is beating Intel on chips*
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3y ago
Do you think a recently made AI generated book only available in English and from western shops has made its way to a 77yo Russian executive who probably learnt to pick mushrooms 50 years ago?
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3y ago
I think there is something to be said about what is worth archiving. I don't know what it is that should be said though. It seems weird to me that as a monastery we might be saving things such as a 10 volume satyrical piece about a for
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3y ago
Wayland should make developers' lives easier, and as such would be adopted and software converted to it without users even noticing. For better of for worse Linux is still in the phase where software which would only interest developer
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3y ago
You're right, I fixed the model
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3y ago
Yes, this was in fact generated by a GPT model I specifically tuned for HN and that I managed to run inside my brain with minimal latency and power requirements. [EDIT] In conclusion
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3y ago
Routinely articles like these are written. I find them superfluous and a symptom of the human tendency to never sit down and reflect about stuff. Grifts prey on the ignorant, duping them through an informational gap. As such, grifts flouris
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3y ago
Nobody is complaining about the login requirements per se, we are complaining about the fact that a supposedly "privacy friendly" and FOSS service chose to implement a login system using only Google, Facebook and GitHub accounts a
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3y ago
How come? When you stop receiving macOS updates Safari becomes a dead man walking, just like with phones. I seriously doubt anyone uses their Mac without browsing the internet
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3y ago
This looks very similar to Apple's "Drift" screensaver from macOS Catalina [0], which is also calculated in real time. [0] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WXzRhebz1g