Diti

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by Diti 2y ago
This is the kind of product that’s nice to use, but gets abandoned a few years later. I don’t see it being open-source, so I’d rather use the other teleprompter apps I see on GitHub.
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by Diti 2y ago
Diffusion models are trained to denoise.
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by Diti 2y ago
Specifically, the CA signing the code certificates (that are valid for 10 minutes) is https://github.com/sigstore/fulcio .
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by Diti 2y ago
I believe the article you linked to doesn’t seem to say anything about “nobody verifying PGP signatures”. We would need PyPI to publish their Datadog & Google Analytics data, but I’d say the set of users who actually verify OpenPGP si
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by Diti 2y ago
Considering most of the HN crowd is likely to switch to Firefox because of the Manifest v3 debacle, the person you are replying to is asking a good question. Assuming whoever made the game is a HN nerd like us.
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by Diti 2y ago
That’s the website my high school used in engineering sciences classes to give students an introduction to HTML. I don’t see the point of your comment (I think it’s sarcasm, but I’m not even sure), can you be a little bit more constructive?
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by Diti 2y ago
THANK YOU! I have never understood everybody’s fascination with the OSI’s approximative model, but I could never rationalize why. Great read!
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by Diti 2y ago
Your website recommends using `nix-env` to install tools. This hasn’t been the recommended way for a while. It should either be installed declaratively, used in a shell without installing, or be installed using `nix profile`.
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by Diti 2y ago
What do you mean?
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by Diti 2y ago
Same here. I wonder if it’s only broken for us or if it’s broken for everybody else as well.
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by Diti 2y ago
https://status.nixos.org/ https://nixos.org/community/teams/security/ Welcome to NixOS, then! :)
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by Diti 2y ago
I’d be interested in reading primary sources showing the correlation between low IQ scores and being racist. Do you have any? All I’ve ever seen is that the overall education level of right-wing voters is lower than that of left-wing voters
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by Diti 2y ago
Woah, I feel dumb (I knew all this, but my tired brain did a silly while I commented). Thanks for correcting me! I can’t edit my message.
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by Diti 2y ago
The SI unit for million is M, so that should be 3 M (with a space). 3 m would mean 3 minutes.
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by Diti 2y ago
> how could [Google] know what sort of results i value if they refuse to ask? They don’t care about the end-user of their search engines. You are not the client – advertisers are. All Google care about is to present search results that m
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by Diti 2y ago
Per Poe’s law, which most of the Hacker News community is familiar with, assume sarcasm doesn’t exist unless the commenter explicitly tells it’s sarcasm.
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by Diti 2y ago
As far as I noticed, the “right” effectively gets the boot in most online communities which abide to a Code of Conduct, leaving mostly the “left” (the most recent example I have in mind of such moderation efforts is the save-nix-together.or
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by Diti 2y ago
The most legible font I have ever seen – and I wish someone would make an open-source version of it, and a monospace version, along with more glyphs – is Heinemann Special. No two characters look the same, and the font is really pleasant to
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by Diti 2y ago
For context (if you’re wondering why that post is written in both English and Brazilian Portuguese), Twitter/X is currently blocked in Brazil [1], which prompted users to massively flock to Bluesky’s main frontend, bsky.app. [1]: http
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by Diti 2y ago
Remember the client of most search engines are advertisers, which incentivizes the engines to not serve the most relevant results right away. You could give a (free) try at paid search engines and see if they would be worth your money.
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by Diti 2y ago
That’s a testament to your distribution/package manager’s stability, not to the language itself. I happen to write my scripts in Elixir (which is as fast-moving as Python 3), using a pinned version of it in a Nix flake at the root of m
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by Diti 2y ago
That’s a question you should be asking to your lawyer, not to HN.
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by Diti 2y ago
An aligned future, for sure. Current commercial LLMs refuse to talk about “keeping secrets” (protection of identity) or pornographic topics (which, in the communities I frequent – made of individuals who have been oppressed partly because
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by Diti 2y ago
Thank you very much! Seems very convenient. :)
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by Diti 2y ago
Haha, thanks! I had completely forgotten about `nix2` commands. I’ll try to remember this one!
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by Diti 2y ago
I was going to comment this. “What’s wrong with `cat`”, whose job is literally to concatenate files? Or even [uncompressed] `tar` archives, which are basically just a list of files with some headers?
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by Diti 2y ago
It’s already feasible with Keybase (although I wouldn’t trust them any more, because of the Zoom debacle).
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by Diti 2y ago
You shouldn’t be having this problem if you use a library which offers normalization (like github.com:piprate/json-gold) so that you get objects when there’s an IRI context, and a simple string when there’s a regular IRI.
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by Diti 2y ago
Judging by this user’s comment history, the website seems to be solarplex.xyz (be advised, it takes between 30 seconds and 1 minute to fully load the website’s 75 MB).
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by Diti 2y ago
As an ontology enthusiast, it saddens me to see that ATProto went for their own data model ([link:Lexicon]) instead of using the standard JSON-LD (I wonder if they considered Turtle – which is streamable, unlike JSON). I get why they did th

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