Hamuko

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by Hamuko 10mo ago
> Now the internet will be flooded by Disney character's videos How is Disney okay with this anyway? They've sent their lawyers after daycare centers who dared to paint a picture of a Disney character on their walls. Why are t
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
But Sam Altman has already said that they need to be able to ignore copyright laws because the Chinese are going to ignore them too. How is access to Disney IP a moat if everyone involved (except Disney) gives no shits about copyright?
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
As a user, I found Bitbucket to be a lot harder when it comes to searching and browsing code. The Markdown formatting is also more limited for documentation and the lack of Mermaid support in Markdown documents was shocking to see consideri
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
> For nearly all cases, Django’s built-in template language is perfectly adequate. However, if the bottlenecks in your Django project seem to lie in the template system and you have exhausted other opportunities to remedy this, a third-p
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
Damn, might finally be able to use it. The lack of ephemeral values was a major blocker.
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
Does it do ephemeral values yet?
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
Wouldn’t Jinja2 macros count?
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
Like a week ago? We’re currently migrating away from it as everyone hated it.
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
It's not really that expensive. GitHub Enterprise is like $21/month/user while GitLab Ultimate was $100/month/user the last time GitLab published prices. These days GitLab Ultimate is "contact us for pricing&qu
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
Yeah, my first thought was that had they used Rust, maybe we would've seen them point out a rule_result.unwrap() as the issue.
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
I hope it’s not another Result.unwrap().
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
Is Meta going to take back its maiden name now that it's divorcing the Metaverse?
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
> Sam just said OpenAI's revenue will finish at $20b this year. 6x growth from 2024. How much did their profit grow?
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
Meta (which is short for the metaverse btw) occasionally remembers the metaverse existing, too, whenever there's a small break to be had from the AI stuff. https://bsky.app/profile/mailia.bsky.social/post&#x2F
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
Most likely not solar since there’s almost no solar during the winter months. Sun comes up at 0900 and goes down at 1500 in the south. In the north it’s worse. It's currently noon in Finland and solar accounts for 6 MW in the grid. T
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
We’re pretty accustomed to building underground in Finland. You can find all sorts of English-language articles about it. https://abcnews.go.com/International/helsinkis-underground-c...
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
> The use of sand, presumably heated to a much higher temperature than the boiling point of water 600°C according to their website.
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
It’s basic supply and demand. And by linking to other grids, you increase demand since there’s now more customers for your supply. What they have (comparatively) less is supply since the supply in those markets is shite in comparison to wha
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
> 32GB of DDR5 RAM In this economy?
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
Searching for "fuck" yields 81 files. Searching for "shit" yields 146 files. Only two files for "cunt" though.
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
And why haven't they? Master Chief has been around since 2001, Lara Croft since 1996 and Darth Vader since 1977. The technology has been around for ages, and as far as I know, no networks have opted for virtual anchors. Just from where
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
That's generally been my principle too. If it wasn't worth making by a human, why is it worth consuming by one?
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
Is the cost of on-air talent so great that you want to replace recognisable faces of your network with a generic voiceover? Personally, I consider TikTok very different to news networks. TikTok is also primarily vertical video. Are news net
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
Yeah, I have a hard time believing that there’s a massive demand for AI-generated videos and images. Like, why would the news industry want to generate images and videos with AI? It’s not news. The advertising industry maybe, but even then
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
Hopefully Sony has long-term contracts for their components. I presume they have an idea of how many PS5s they're going to be making still.
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/dram/openais-star...
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
I'm personally waiting for the first DDR5 heist. Breaking into a computer store and taking all of the RAM that isn't soldered down.
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
Tahoe is okay to use if you just use the Reduce Transparency accessibility option. The buttons in Finder still look ridiculous though. Fisher-Price tier design.
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
> Right so I need to buy new hardware for something I used to do for free? > With the old devices a lightning to usb converter was needed So it wasn't for free. You still had to get dongles. Personally, I just need an audio int
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by Hamuko 11mo ago
> Once every 5m is not "rapidly". Isn't rapidly more of how long it takes to get from A to Z rather than how often it is performed? You can push out a configuration update every fortnight but if it goes through all of you

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