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KolmogorovComp
9d ago
this is unbearably slow and unusable on Safari.
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14d ago
Is there any software that can take raw footage from 360deg cameras that are now sprolling, identify businesses without websites, opening hours etc, and pre-fill them? With the user only having to validate. A foot-carried google street car
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14d ago
Thanks, I feel the article should have said that
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14d ago
> Do NOT use search results for social media profiles This seems a bit outdated as many restaurants/shops now consider they FB/insta page as their "official" website (or rather lack of).
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19d ago
I wonder if instead of an alternative frontend, coordinated scrappers was investigated as the solution, the benefit being partial access still available when the defense step up.
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20d ago
Why does a kid in primary school need a phone in the first place?
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23d ago
GPT-7 Zeneca
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23d ago
Looks like most of the timeline editing feature could be successfully ported to Kdenlive (FOSS for video-editing)
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29d ago
> Minimax H3 locally on my 12Gb 4070RTX Minimax H3 is about 240Gb alone, how do you do? How much quantised is it, and how good are the results?
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1mo ago
Will this be cheaper than DS4flash ?
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A Russian Scientist's Plan to Save the Planet – Pleistocene Park (2023) [video]
(youtube.com)
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1mo ago
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1mo ago
> As such, I just pay with credit and have never understood this argument. Because the merchant pass the higher processing cost to all customers.
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GNU radio switching to MIT licence
(gnuradio.org)
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1mo ago
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1mo ago
Any book from Jack London. It’s not difficult to find great books.
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What do you have to confess about your relationship with IA?
(whatwetellai.com)
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1mo ago
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Enabling the next-generation trait solver on nightly
(blog.rust-lang.org)
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1mo ago
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1mo ago
Just also make compagnies liable about any unpatched security issues for hardware newer than X years.
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Beware Management Consultants
(about.iceland.co.uk)
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1mo ago
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1mo ago
It used to be the same with assembly. Programmers complained the one generated by compilers was not pretty, but now in 99.999% of the cases, it does not matter because nobody look at it.
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1mo ago
I agree, the less batterie-complete STD become, the more everyone get its own half-baked utility one.
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1mo ago
I think you both had a different meaning behind the verb 'write'. You clearly refer to the physical act of writing, while OP refer's to writing as an author (ie be enjoyable to read), which most people never achieve.
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2mo ago
> The number is real. But there's a catch. > The gap vanishes. It isn't measuring WebSocket against SSE, it's measuring > And here is the deeper part the reply misses: > In short, it isn't a structural proble
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2mo ago
How do you solve the issues of private key sharings that are stored in cwd .env? I haven’t found a satisfactory way to preserve them while letting the agent have access.
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2mo ago
Looking at the caching price of deepseek compared to its competitors, does it have a secret sauce or is it just subsidizing?
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2mo ago
Am I the only one not understanding the issue around increased Cybersecurity capabilities? If we consider the amount of RCE/CVE in a software to be limited, I expect these models to result in massively more secured softwares, not less.
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2mo ago
Almost no FOSS project is going to move away despite the issues, because the free tier of GitHub Action is very generous and afaik is largely unmatched.
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2mo ago
Thanks to the authors for choosing a license that respect users freedom, on top of being an awesome technical project.
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2mo ago
It will be interesting to see the uptick in stars if any. The real gold in this thread however is the link to https://github.com/zloirock/core-js/blob/master/docs/2023-02... Seriously, it's a w
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So what's next (personal news from developer of popular CoreJS polyfill) (2023)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
I can only imagine the hell it must be when the AST is changed to update all inbound and outbound code.
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