OJFord

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by OJFord 6mo ago
No, mining is exactly what makes transactions go through, computing the next result in chain, certifying that the transaction happened.
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by OJFord 6mo ago
That's like saying the problem for competitors to Uber is that they still have to take customers between the same A and B.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
He said transistor count on chip doubles. (The more accurate pithy comment would be they took it as available resources.)
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Is it lifting him up? It's certainly irrelevant, is my point. My assumption then is that it's because it's supposed to be surprising. 'Hobbyist spends 20y on their hobby' isn't that surprising, even if the hobb
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by OJFord 7mo ago
'Truck driver' here serving only to put him down, because the feat wouldn't be expected of such a person? Seems to me like papers' infamous (at least in the UK) references to victims' or alleged perpatrators' h
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by OJFord 7mo ago
I saw a video of some French politician's speech on Reddit; most commenters were praising the guy's English. It was AI dubbed...
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Unless it was a chicken coöp... One of few cases it actually resolves an ambiguity!
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Firefox on Android: 'Google AI' (in app name) is clipped off the top; the Apple 'share' button is clipped on the bottom.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
I think it's fair enough that 'the assistant in the GUI/cloud program X, like Clippy++' has the same name for all X. But it's absolutely bonkers that that's the same name as the IDE auto-complete integration, a
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Really? Almost every example imports something from Go, and it states "interoperability with the Go ecosystem" (or similar, from memory).
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Especially with only 1mo commitment, what happens if there's a lot of churn after the first month – more people leave a cohort than are waiting for one? The whole cohort is then waiting for it to fill again before it restarts? And will
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by OJFord 7mo ago
> The video does say "do ISO last" which I think is a good guideline. Easier said than done while shooting, though. > … also while fact checking this comment, I stumbled across Canon's KB stating to use as low an ISO as
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by OJFord 7mo ago
This is GitHub being overzealous/getting it wrong, or some miscommunication somewhere. These are forks of Anthropic's open source repo on GitHub, CEO said previously it's not them DMCAing forks of it. Edit: sorry, not CEO,
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by OJFord 7mo ago
That's an example of something different.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
I know they're similar numbers, but all you're really doing is making this look cheap, because it isn't a weekly contract. (Not that the comparison would make much more sense if it were, apples and doorframes.)
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by OJFord 7mo ago
And that's absolutely not what the commenter up-thread meant.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
And every other adverb! I often find myself shouting (not necessarily audibly) 'ly!' at American TV/movies/podcasts etc. It's 'real annoying'.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
GP is saying that was previously required, not that it was invented. The new one can handle the mixture; not necessarily (presumably not?) by separating it.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
The first (of two) examples encodes to: > How now the smart flies take the new time beyond new time where new times come. ..Nice idea, but it may need some more thought. (Even more so as 2001:db8::1 is much easier to remember than that!)
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by OJFord 7mo ago
DRAM is up more than that 50% though.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Also Hindi, Urdu, and no doubt others if we're drawing lines :) – there's an awful lot of overlap/loanwords.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Pages is a thin layer over Workers, and a standard deployment target for most if not all that I've seen.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
That's not unusual though, large companies releasing something open source very often squash the history at launch.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
> Sifr is also a valid word both in Farsi, I think That is the root of 'cipher'; meaning zero/empty/nothingness.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
And here we are six years on... I have a lot of respect for A&A, but I do find it hard to sympathise with that page.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
In the US, perhaps, which has had perhaps the bulk of its growth post -automobiles.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Paha, I thought this domain was 'D-Bus Hell' until I clicked in. (It's D. Bushell's blog.)
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by OJFord 7mo ago
> problems like cloudflare blocking. [...] Sometimes i even dream of sending my europe traffic via the internal aws network via regions I'd bet you'd see a lot of blocking coming from AWS IP pools too.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Shame it's not a bit more mature, it does look like more the sort of thing I want. I use firejail a bit, but it's a bit awkward really. To be honest - and I can't really believe I'm saying it - what I really want is some
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by OJFord 7mo ago
No no no, see now we just say "computer! do tedious math!", and it will do some slightly different math for us and compliment us on having asked it to do so.

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