ChrisRR

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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
RAM is hardly the only difference between the N64 and megadrive. The N64 has an MMU for one thing
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
Tell me you play Zachtronics without saying Zachtronics
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
I think we've reached the point where so many people who were influential in early computing are dying that HN would just have a permanent black bar
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
If the service stayed up then there was no denial of service
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
But that's not what they were testing for. It passes the test for prompt injection, and then usability would be a different set of tests
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
I'm very familiar with it, I'm almost 40. But as you say, its time passed almost 2 decades ago and now it's just cringeworthy baby talk
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
Voldemort?
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
"Can haz smol" Why are we talking in fake childish speak?
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
I've seen multiple people talking about it, but personally I can't see the appeal beyond novelty. I can't imagine wanting to read a book on a device this small Edit: I'm also always sceptical of when so many people post
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
Well i like the theory but all of your nonograms are symmetrical or diamonds. Not exactly much of a puzzle And what sort of monster doesn't have nonogram sizes in multiples of 5?
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
Perryfractic also runs a youtube channel that's more nostalgia bait than actually using the products I stopped watching after he kept "tearing up" when loading a computer. After a few times it seemed totally fake
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
I'd disagree that the c64 is the platform for learning either though. Sure, plenty of kids learnt that way, but that was out of necessity, not because it's the easiest way to learn
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
The only target market is the nostalgic crowd. For everyone else there's already plenty of flip phones available The problem is that even among the commodore/amiga crowd, the reception has been pretty uninterested
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
I think you're missing the point there. It's like I need to commit my project files for the project to compile, they're in xml format so they're human readable. But that doesn't mean I need to see the diff because
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
Load Everything and it'll instantly show you every file on your computer. Finding a file is instantaneous. There's no reason finding an installed app should be anything slower than that
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
Remember that all of microsoft's divisions are competing against each other and they all have to turn a profit. So windows has to include AI, xbox, both onedrive and sharepoint, teams, etc. and so you end up with the worst of all worl
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
What is outlook doing that it didn't already do under windows xp? Surely it should be blazing fast by now
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
Schutzstaffel?
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
Mine got me 100% wrong. I recognise some of the information as that of some people with the same surname as me though I thought it would've just had the information from my linkedin
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
I hope this isn't costing you a ton in tokens
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
But from what this says, it's not accurate enough to determine benign vs cancerous lumps
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
I'm not a medical doctor at all, just an engineer who works in medical devices and I'm definitely sceptical about this. I'm not totally sure of the value of an imaging system that only gives you very low resolution images if
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
What was the demographic of people surveyed? because it would be interesting to know whether this is purely technical people or the average person
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
There are no doubt a lot of good self-help books out there. But there's very likely way more crap ones out there from armchair psychologists
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
> The human written are always better I suspect that's not always true. There's so many self help books out there from totally unqualified people that I suspect an AI commingling data from multiple reputable sources may beat s
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
I haven't been following this story, but the US wanted claude to not be able to find bugs in code?
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
I was almost tricked into thinking this was a new Fabien Sanglard book and got excited
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
Meh, I find perryfractic's stuff to be more style over substance. It's interesting that he's releasing products, but not interesting enough for me to buy
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
And this is what Israel wants. To claim that anyone who disagrees with Israel and their genocide is antisemetic
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
Because the longer software is out in the wild, the more vulnerabilities are found. At least when they're found in windows 11 they should be patched

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