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LelouBil
3y ago
I have this only when turning on HDR in windows, but not in my screen. When both are on, it's good.
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LelouBil
3y ago
In France a lot of bank websites have this on screen keyboard. I assumed it's against keyloggers.
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Making batteries more sustainable, more durable and better-performing
(europarl.europa.eu)
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LelouBil
3y ago
Oh, It could totally be doing that. I agree it could be useful in some cases but personally I want my search to be predictable more than anything else !
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Scope Functions
(kotlinlang.org)
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LelouBil
3y ago
Speaking about editing, is there a name and/or an explanations for the behaviour that LLMs have sometimes of saying they did something when they don't ? Like : Me : Fix this code ChatGPT : edits it but incorrectly Me: no, do it
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LelouBil
3y ago
In semi-related news, a french twitch streamer, "Zerator", just learned that he will become "Knight of the National Order of Merit" which is an honorific title that "rewards distinguished merits acquired either in
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LelouBil
3y ago
Kotlin still has a lot for itself, with the scope functions, the delegation with "by", the syntax that make it very easy and lightweight to create a DSL (infix functions are great for asserts). I think it's a very expressive
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LelouBil
3y ago
Some subreddits are private for 48hrs, others are indefinitely private until the issue is resolved
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LelouBil
3y ago
Paris had it's first fully automated subway line in 1998. Today there are 2 fully automated ones and one other mixing manual and automated. The sofware was developped by Matra transport international (now Siemens Mobility). It can even
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3y ago
In France, the social security pays a part of your salary during the leave only if it is more than 3 days
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Ask HN: What algorithm does the windows start menu search uses?
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LelouBil
3y ago
I think you missed the fact that you are mainly doing this to make other users find relevant answers, on a free website. Or maybe you would want to pay for a version of stack overflow that is only curated by employed people ? But I gu
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3y ago
It depends on the tools you use. You can use tester proxies that validate all requests and responses to the specs, or you can do server code gen (with interfaces/Subclasses for example in Java) so you are forced to adhere to the specs.
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LelouBil
3y ago
GitHub also has dice captchas. I remember one day in class we were doing a group project and using GitHub to share our work, and a friend of mine had trouble to log into his GitHub account and got this captcha. A team of 4 people in the cla
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LelouBil
3y ago
I guess so, but hallucination doesn't imply intent.
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LelouBil
3y ago
Lua is great, I just wish it had typing
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LelouBil
3y ago
Do you have a name or links for the incident you mention ?
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LelouBil
3y ago
There is a warning each time you create a new thread, and always at the bottom of the page. I think people should check (on the same page as the tool itself) if the tool advertises itself as unreliable.
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Danksharding
(ethereum.org)
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3y ago
> I don't think people realize the life-saving potential in solving this problem. They shouldn't be harming lives to pursue this.
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3y ago
Northgard is pretty good and the devs are very active.
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LelouBil
3y ago
A bit related : I found out today that Discord is working on a feature to automatically add Emojis to channel names. You can enable it in the experiments panel by writing a bit of JavaScript in the console. What I find interesting is that t
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3y ago
They're also very fast-paced so I don't think it would work
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3y ago
Great quote
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3y ago
It's called Cunningham's law https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Cunningham%27s_Law
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3y ago
If anyone is interested in a good book (in French) about the history of music electronic music (mixed with the history of electricity, recordings, and music itself) I recommend this book I enjoyed very much : https://www.amazon.c
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LelouBil
3y ago
I feel like the restrictions of these ai chatbots could be better managed with another GPT that has the rules and is being asked, does the prompt conform to the rules and does the answer conform to the rules. This would mean the actual copi
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3y ago
I just bought a fossil hybrid gen 6 and like it very much. It's an E-Ink display with fitness tracking. It has about two weeks of battery life for about an hour of charge. I would also recommend using it with GadgetBridge, and combined
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3y ago
Minecraft is like the easiest modern online game to pirate. Dedicated servers with offline mode support built in. Easily reversable client (and server) because Java. There's a ton of pirated clients available online.
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