Lio

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by Lio 5d ago
It's great that you can turn all this off but why is it tucked away in Screen Time of all places? What's the thinking behind that?
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by Lio 6d ago
Can I tell what’s AI generated? Well if I can I’m not going to help train more slop image generation. Bouncing on AI generated button as fast as possible without looking at the images got me 6,000 points.
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by Lio 6d ago
For me, it’s either Staunton or St George. Every thing else is very pretty but feels a bit weird and off. You can look at it but you wouldn’t want to play with it.
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by Lio 6d ago
This is so funny. An article about internet censorship of an archive site that requires an archive site to read! That’s Brilliant! :D
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by Lio 7d ago
I’ve seen businesses try to push that here. It’s surprising how fast they can suddenly respond to other forms of communication when money is involved. If you don’t want to live under Zuckerberg’s boot you should fight him every chance you
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by Lio 9d ago
This is really cool. I like the idea of combining it with a offline Wikipedia cache.
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by Lio 9d ago
As I said it in another post, what does Trump expect? His negotiations are all stick and no carrot. Canada is bound to look for new trade opportunities in the face of that. You make a deal with Trump, it's always worse than what you ha
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by Lio 9d ago
Trump won't like it but what does he expect? His negotiations are all stick and no carrot. Canada is bound to look for new trade opportunities in the face of that. You do make a deal with Trump, it's always worse than what you ha
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OpenAI admits its agents went off the rails another six times(theregister.com)
3 points by Lio 9d ago|3 comments
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by Lio 10d ago
How? They stopped making that stuff years ago. They whole point of that article is that it's a weird, curious thing from the past that doesn't exist any more.
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by Lio 10d ago
> I don't know about Canada, but most of the EU runs on US Big Tech to name just one sensitive sector. That's true, right now. The way things are going though the EU is spurred to finally cut the cord with US Big Tech becaus
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by Lio 10d ago
> British, Scottish, You do realise that British implies Scottish don't you? On which island do you think Scotland is located?
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by Lio 10d ago
It's not that they want to enter a trade war with Trump, it's that there's large room for growth in trade between Canada and Poland (your example). Since Trump is hostile to trade with both parties there's an opportunity
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by Lio 10d ago
That's true but all the cool SMC-70 features, like the graphics modes, were custom to it. CP/M programs written for other machines couldn't really make use of any of that unless they were rewritten specifically for the SMC-70
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by Lio 10d ago
Many Russians think of themselves not as European but as Eurasian, as if that's something different and special. They have a whole political doctrine about it. It's crazy identity politics. Part of Putin's war on Ukraine is
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by Lio 10d ago
Yep, I had the same thought. As simple heuristic, text written in all lowercase is often just hot takes and so not worth taking the time to read. LC;DR :P
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by Lio 11d ago
At a guess I'd say that the spec wasn't quite competitive enough at the price it was pitched. Consider that the C64 was also launched in 1982 for a much cheaper price and was available in non-NTSC regions too, so would have had a
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by Lio 12d ago
All I really want is a spellchecker as good as GNU Aspell and a way to turn off all AI features I don’t use to get battery life back.
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by Lio 12d ago
For me it would not be about commuting so much as about leisure. I work from home and so have no commute at all. I’m a mountain biker I want to put a tow bar rack on the back with the bikes. That will reduce range on its own and added with
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by Lio 12d ago
I'd rather have longer range than faster charging because I pay so much less for electricity at home than at a public charging station. Being able to bring more energy with me is a very useful.
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by Lio 12d ago
Why can't an electric car be fun to drive? I have an old car I'm not planning on changing but electric cars I've driven just seem quieter, smoother and just better than ICE vehicles.
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by Lio 14d ago
I turn it down straight away for being Russian and I'm suspicious of anyone that mentions it positively. Russia is in a cold war with democracies in general and a hot war with Ukraine. It has an autocratic dictator as leader and stat
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by Lio 15d ago
I guess what I'm saying is that Gantt charts have been tried before, they aren't novel or new. Your suggestion is hundreds of years old. So I would definitely take that bet against you. One of the issues is that Gantt charts don&
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by Lio 15d ago
Can you give a specific example of a drum patten you think can't be represented with music notation then? Since you mention Drum and Bass, here's the Amen break in drum notation: https://www.elephantdrums.co.uk/blo
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by Lio 15d ago
Haha! I've been using Ableton since 2007, it's not something new or secret. You can use a scrollable chart to display notes on screen and still want printed music for live use. I'll bet you that if your friends are profession
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by Lio 15d ago
DAWs have been around for a few years now. If you were right and they really were 100 times easier to comprehend people would you not see people using printouts of piano rolls to read from? What you’re suggesting is actually hundreds of y
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by Lio 15d ago
First review with that as a title: ”Beware, this is just a general book of modern music theory masquerading as a guide specially for the bell or whistle player”.
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by Lio 16d ago
No, I don’t think so. Human memory is well known to be unreliable. There’s a clear difference with “he said, she said” type recollections and what Apple is doing. People forget things and they get things wrong. There may indeed be no expect
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by Lio 17d ago
Aha! OK I can respect that. There's definitely something satisfying about a product that's both cheap enough that it could be disposable but well designed enough that you actually want to keep it forever. I think that Jobs would a
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by Lio 17d ago
In the nicest possible way, are you in the wrong thread? This is about a new folding phone not the watches. (I am glad to hear you like your watch though. Casio are classic).

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