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by EraYaN 2y ago
I mean Apple even added a native feature to iMessage with full on tracking, exactly because of safety. Sure someone needs to send it manually but the whole point of Check-in (tracking someones progress home) is safety. Just too many shady b
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by EraYaN 2y ago
They are not propaganda in the classic sense since that requires intent and a goal.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
The difference between what they are and what you should call them. Getting voted in asks for coddling your potential base.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Depending on you size, even just having some people from all the open source products on staff is probably cheaper anyway. And gives you pretty good control. And if it used to work the only one that can have broken the config is you, which
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Quite a few C libraries are using it as their build system. Even in "production-ready" libraries.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
They don't even use Razor Pages but a custom RazorSlices package to do the templating [1]. Yes, that is much faster because it removes MVC and a ton of infrastructure but it's also kind of gross. Also the use of stuff like UnsafeP
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Well the amount of tricks that basically nobody can implement in production that those implementations do to get the numbers that they do is ridiculous. Meaning the numbers they get are wildly optimistic at best and misleading at worst. If
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by EraYaN 2y ago
It kind of does though, because it means you can never trust the output to be correct. The error is a much bigger deal than it being correct in a specific case.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Those are notoriously cheat-y for just about all languages on that list. Any actual project is never going to get close to the efficiency that those number would require. Both Java and .NET over promise by A LOT with the numbers they get th
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by EraYaN 2y ago
digiKam can dedupe on actual similarity (so different resizes and formats of the same image). But it does take some time to calculate all the hashes.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
At least in C# you can ignore most of it and the complexity doesn't really come from numerous foot guns. You can still write Java 1.6/.NET 2 style C# code just fine, it's all there. The rest of the features can be fully ignor
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by EraYaN 2y ago
At that point the older generations will already be wielding their political power with an iron fist to get the last drops of all the money and resources that do not get replenished. This was never an apocalypse type issue, but always purel
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Both of those things can be true, the smaller the bandwidth is you need the more extra information you can pack in your channel width to make it possible to reconstruct a lot of data errors. And modern digital codecs can squeeze data much f
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Disturbing the supply chain for both hydrocarbons and electricity is actually scarily easy and in most places those are closely linked anyway. But it really takes a tiny push and the whole system comes crumbling down. Especially if you have
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by EraYaN 2y ago
But at the same time there are many many ways to make the stuff that makes that EV mobile. And you don't have to modify the car.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Most modern iPads do get written on them though, it's just not Windows based I guess. And iPad get more and more features to really write on them a lot.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Mostly because most project ban you if you start auto generating PRs and patches or even issues. Most LLMs are just not good enough yet. We have seen this with curl and a bunch of other projects where LLMs were used to do security issue rep
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by EraYaN 2y ago
For your Bluray collection HEVC is still advisable at reasonable bit rates. AV1 really only beats it in fairly low bitrate scenarios. Plus the HDR story is much better with HEVC.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
We are using it internally as just a document store (with some erlang views but that is it). It scales very nicely, but for smaller documents postgres does the job for us so we are (slowly) moving away to simplify the tech stack.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
TSMC has way to many competitors for this to make sense. And besides one very important key supplier who has huge wait lists for their EUV stuff, ASML.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Thunderbird will support EWS, which if you use a cloud based Exchange account will be unavailable in 2026.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Firefox seems to be borrowing some of the UI features slowly (at least the vertical tabs). And at least the Mozilla Foundation is very public with their wants and goals.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
At least Firefox seems to be borrowing some of the UI features slowly. At least the Mozilla Foundation is very public with their wants and goals.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
The idea being that the security updates would then also have to keep coming as long as copyright is held.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
But you are already on their OS, so they would always be able to do that. They make the kernel, the hardware and it's firmware, so it's a moot point and needless paranoia. Might as well use the API that gives a better user experie
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by EraYaN 2y ago
The biggest problem there is that that laptop is pretty darn efficient. And multiple GPUs and other servers running 100% to run that query for you are not quite as efficient. It does so much more math to get the LLM to do anything useful, t
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Not at all actually, passing hostnames means they can fully handle happy eyeballs for you and all other performance optimizations that you can do if you resolve and connect in one call.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Well they don't actually, Tor especially has enormous amounts of government nodes so they can trace and log exactly what and who. And all of those still rely on the IP network which always will allow logging without you ever knowing, i
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Hell we just accept xlsx and xls natively. It sucks but it solves many issues. Also causes some, but you'll never get it out of users' heads that Excel files are not a data exchange format.
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by EraYaN 2y ago
Well it will probably never, since all apps are always within the sandbox. The idea is to ssh out to some other system. Besides the actual iOS shell is not so interesting or useful anyway. (Jailbroken devices have had them for a while, you

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