Osiris

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by Osiris 3y ago
In my experience it gives really bad results for anything remotely specific. If it's just general popular stuff it's fine. But when searching for a very narrowly scoped query, it just gives back generic popular results.
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by Osiris 3y ago
On the Commodore 64 it was a SHIFT LOCK key rather than just Caps Lock. Sightly more useful.
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by Osiris 3y ago
Not sure why an LLM would be better than existing static analysis tools. Many projects I have worked on run static vulnerability analysis on PRs.
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by Osiris 3y ago
My motorcycle goes through $250 rear tires in 2,500 miles. High torque chews up rubber. If it didn’t your tires would spin and the vehicle wouldn’t go anywhere (known as a burnout).
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by Osiris 3y ago
Completely different platform. The Ryzen 7950X is a consumer CPU. The 7C13 is a server CPU and follows a separate naming convention. It shouldn’t be confusing because you really wouldn’t be comparing them to each other.
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by Osiris 3y ago
Why do people that have more money than they can spend in a lifetime engage in such high risk activities to acquire even more money that they also cannot spend in a lifetime? It seems like it's more about the emotional connection to &q
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by Osiris 3y ago
The worst part is they we know that they can build a version of Windows without all this crap because the Enterprise editions can easily be configured without it. Tools like litent, tiny11, etc, also show that its fairly trivial for MS to r
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by Osiris 3y ago
While I understand your point of view, I think you are over-simplifying. I use Linux, macos, and Windows. I have specific reasons for using each for a specific use case. I use Linux for work because I appreciate the ability to customize my
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by Osiris 3y ago
The one about how a differential works is fantastic. It just goes step by step through showing the problem to incremental improvements until the final gearing system is “simple”.
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by Osiris 3y ago
For what reason does Apple need a million dollar bond for someone to release an App Store? They don’t for regular apps. What’s the difference?
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by Osiris 3y ago
By "Workout" do mean only exercise that can be tracked via GPS (walking, running, cycling)? It doesn't seem to track any indoor activities like weight lifting.
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by Osiris 3y ago
My suggestion is just to treat this like Safe Search. Have an options button. Add a diversity option that is on by default. Allow users to turn it off.
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by Osiris 3y ago
They exploited the change address which most crypto hardware wallets don't show when verifying a transaction.
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by Osiris 3y ago
This is due to it essentially having 6 channel memory versus 2 channel memory for AMD/Intel? I would definitely like to see if the x86 industry could figure out how to include more channels while also not requiring 6-8 DIMMS to take ad
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by Osiris 3y ago
It's not? Craigslist is for buying other people's old used stuff. I assume that means this site is for buying old used GPUS, maybe sourced from reputable sources.
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by Osiris 3y ago
If I immediately hear sound from the caller it's usually a valid call. If I wait several seconds and it's just quiet, it's an automatic dialer waiting for a voice response. I found it highly effective at weeding out spam call
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by Osiris 3y ago
Why do they not use HBM and unified memory like Apple? I assume it's for cost reasons.
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by Osiris 3y ago
eComStation is/was licensed to continue OS/2 development and support.
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by Osiris 3y ago
I bought my son a used iPhone SE specifically for parental controls. I have a legacy Google Workspaces account that all my family is on and now that it's considered a "business" product, I can't enable parental controls
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by Osiris 3y ago
This is exactly the problem Windows Phone had. Many reviewers said they liked the operating system but that there just weren't any apps for it.
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by Osiris 3y ago
I recently had a problem where snapd kept sigfaulting and the fix was to purge it completely. It turns out that everything I had in snap was available in flatpak, which I prefer anyway.
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by Osiris 3y ago
For tools that allow configuration in either JSON or Javascript (like eslint), I prefer the JS version. The syntax is similar but has much more flexibility, like being able to use environment variables or add comments. Pulumi was also a goo
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by Osiris 3y ago
I thought it was the G2? I had the one with the z-fold keyboard that slid out on the long edge (landscape). I loved that keyboard. I could crank out long emails error free, unlike every other touch screen keyboard, like the one I’m using ri
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by Osiris 3y ago
Location: Colorado Remote: Remote or Hybrid in Colorado Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JS/TS, React, Node, SQL Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christhompson8/ Email: chris[at]t
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by Osiris 3y ago
I have recently started using kagi after seeing a recommendation here. From what I understand, it aggregates results from multiple sources rather than having their own indexer. The results aren’t really any better, but the lack of ads and v
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by Osiris 3y ago
There are many different screen resolutions. Being able to adjust the application based on available space makes the application usable to more people.
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by Osiris 3y ago
Businesses seem to prefer incremental changes over large ones. Look at IPv4 vs IPv4. The two are completely incompatible and decades later we still haven’t changed. 12v is a good compromise because PSUs can be manufactured to support both t
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by Osiris 3y ago
Do CPUs have fixed video decoders? I thought those were only included in GPUs, including iGPUs.
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by Osiris 3y ago
Maybe the patent lawsuit was an attempt to try to force Apple to buy the IP. They’d make money either way.
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by Osiris 3y ago
Maude you have JS disabled? It’s one of those fancy animations as you scroll websites.

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