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Lt_Riza_Hawkeye
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19d ago
okay, but what about people who get more enjoyment out of talking to their family while performing a shared task, than eating the pizza. showing up to the pizza making session a frozen pizza from the store says "I don't want to ta
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29d ago
Finder is frustrating but this guy is just complaining about the fact that he's unable to organize his own files into directories in a way that lets him find them later. He then calls himself a power user. Finder even has tags to help
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1mo ago
I think the video states they are actually turboprop engines
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1mo ago
The article posits that they may just have centralized monitoring, not control. Since this didn't affect every location, I would assume it was a shared default password or something
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2mo ago
Yep, my VP of engineering does this all day, every day. It's so sad
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3mo ago
Sales, basically.
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3mo ago
While I do agree there will be disruption we haven't seen yet, my company is already spending >$40k/day for a "frontier model", so who knows. Then again, they're not using that for coding
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3mo ago
I believe it was because it allowed OpenClaw to access iMessage directly
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3mo ago
ImprovMX will do that for free...
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5mo ago
The CANOS arxiv link says absolutely nothing about AlphaEvolve, Gemini, or LLMs. It seems to use purely traditional ML models. If AE did in fact write a quick script to test different configurations in order to optimize the results, they do
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6mo ago
You're the reason I have to call my ISP to host a minecraft server for a couple of my friends.
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7mo ago
Even if you use C++, and your lambdas allocate to the heap when created and deallocate when going out of scope, this paper could still help reduce the need for heap allocation for capturing lambdas in the first place, improving performance.
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9mo ago
I think they just meant it's very stereotypically american to drive a very walkable distance and eat McDonald's every day
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10mo ago
They need to, as when the "." is not present, your search domains are used, but they are not used when the trailing "." is present. For example, if you enter "ajdfajkhdfkajd.com", and your search domains contai
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1y ago
I think gp meant a physical/print copy in the snail mail
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1y ago
it absolutely shipped in the beta...
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2y ago
It is not so bad with Mastodon but much fedi software gets slower the longer it's been running. "Akkoma Rot" is the one that's typically most talked about but the universe of misskey forks experiences the same problems,
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2y ago
presumably they handle credit card transactions
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2y ago
Thank you!
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2y ago
Curious about the choice to send requests with WebSocket connections instead of just plain old POST forms. This precludes anyone with javascript disabled from using any of these sites. I don't think there's anything in the busines
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3y ago
Why not chroot in and use your now-connected internet to reinstall systemd?
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3y ago
The heartbleed vulnerability was hidden in plain sight for the better part of a decade, no?
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3y ago
While IVAO is more popular in Europe than IVAO is in North America, VATSIM is still more popular in any given region. If you think ATC could be more realistic, or take into consideration anything you think might have been overlooked, I defi
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3y ago
I believe it only has to be provided to recipients of the binaries, so you can still charge money for linux modifications, such as grsec.
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3y ago
Sure, but you should at least be able to uninstall the plugin. According to the thread it reinstalls itself on each launch
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3y ago
The problem here was Debian's distribution process. Any distro compiling linux from the releases on kernel.org was not affected.
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3y ago
It was an air france accident, it happened twice (both times to air france), one time it resulted in an accident, then it happened again later but it only resulted in an extremely stressful go around
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3y ago
I assume they meant they wrote it in 6502 assembly
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3y ago
Meta additionally has some internal software called Zelos, which is the zookeeper api but implemented on delos[0], though you didn't hear it from me [0] https://www.usenix.org/system/files/osdi20-balakrishnan.
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3y ago
I think they were correcting the spelling from depreciated to deprecated
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