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by Hamuko 1y ago
How much privilege do you need to go to a free college?
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by Hamuko 1y ago
Synology Docker aka Container Manager has support for Docker Compose under "Projects". It even explicitly gives you the option or either uploading a ready-made docker-compose.yml or to create a new one. Personally, I mainly use th
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by Hamuko 1y ago
https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Home_server/Case_guide
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by Hamuko 1y ago
Pretty much everything on my Synology DS920+ is running inside Docker. I think the only exception is Plex, which I've installed natively on the device – but even Plex needs to be downloaded directly from Plex because the one in the pac
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by Hamuko 1y ago
Yeah, nothing has really ever hit the same levels of readability that Python has for me, even if a language like Rust is very well-designed and better in many aspects.
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by Hamuko 1y ago
Check your local laws and make sure never to travel outside your current state.
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by Hamuko 1y ago
I think even Valve would prefer you to forget about it.
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by Hamuko 1y ago
Arguably by 2012, Valve was already transitioning out of the game development business and into the services business. Team Fortress 2 was already out, Left 4 Dead 2 was already out, Portal 2 was already out, Counter-Strike: Global Offensiv
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by Hamuko 1y ago
How are you verifying that the AI is writing "something else" and not something that's verbatum in its training material?
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by Hamuko 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroyuki_Nishimura > Users on 4chan refer to him commonly as 'hiro' but also by the ethnic slur "gook moot", or the nickname "Jackie 4chan", "Hiroshim
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by Hamuko 1y ago
I think he enjoys the revenue it generates, not actually running the site.
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by Hamuko 1y ago
uv is also a package manager and a build system. https://docs.astral.sh/uv/concepts/build-backend/
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by Hamuko 1y ago
There's a reason why clean-room reverse engineering exists and it's to ensure that you can't commit copyright infringement by knowing about the code you are trying to reimplement.
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by Hamuko 1y ago
Training an AI model is not the same as using an AI model.
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by Hamuko 1y ago
You don't really need to use any of these. Really the most useful one is f"{var=}" for us print() debuggers. But f"{var:#x}" is the same as f"{hex(var)}", so feel free to pick whatever you prefer.
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by Hamuko 1y ago
Isn't the mascot/logo for the Linux kernel a cartoon penguin?
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by Hamuko 1y ago
We had an Alfa Romeo and it did not enjoy -20°C. That model has almost completely disappeared from the market after 20 years, with the remaining ones usually being sold as projects or for parts. I think they also had problems with timing be
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by Hamuko 1y ago
15% efficiency loss doesn't sound that major. My car's currently averaging 7.9 l/100km. It it goes up to 9.0 l/100 km, it means that I need to buy an additional 5.5 litres of petrol over 500 km driven, which is around 10
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by Hamuko 1y ago
It doesn't have a toggle in the quick switch in Control Center like Stage Manager on current iPadOS?
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by Hamuko 1y ago
It seems to be less of a "file organizer" than it is a "document organizer" since it only supports plain text and PDF files. Personally, I don't think I have that many PDF and text files that organizing them manuall
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by Hamuko 1y ago
Cloudflare offers Wasm for their Workers service. Haven't tested it though. https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/webas...
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by Hamuko 1y ago
I can't bring myself to use Rust for AWS Lambda since the runtime is still marked as "experimental". > The Rust runtime client is an experimental package. It is subject to change and intended only for evaluation purposes.
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by Hamuko 1y ago
No idea about the timing but I imagine it's coming. Would make a lot of sense, especially if you can combine it with the hardware servers. You could get a lot of grunt in your cluster for a lot less than for example AWS.
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by Hamuko 1y ago
> Employees are not game. They cannot be “poached.” Didn't Apple settle an anti-poaching lawsuit?
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by Hamuko 1y ago
I know the whitelabel EU app is open source but are the derivatives going to be? As far as I understand it, every EU country will release its own version of the app.
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by Hamuko 1y ago
Isn't it basically illegal under the GDPR? You're not allowed to just collect data for the hell of it and need actual consent.
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by Hamuko 1y ago
I have a hard time taking xAI seriously as a company considering how Elon seems to treat it as an accounting strategy and not as an independent company.
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by Hamuko 1y ago
That's not fair use.
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by Hamuko 1y ago
It is. They do go further than just ignoring robots.txt too. https://blog.cloudflare.com/perplexity-is-using-stealth-unde...
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by Hamuko 1y ago
> We are observing stealth crawling behavior from Perplexity, an AI-powered answer engine. Although Perplexity initially crawls from their declared user agent, when they are presented with a network block, they appear to obscure their cr

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