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ProtoAES256
4y ago
RIP James E. Lovelock, who passed away at the age of 103 in 26 July 2022. I can see the passion in his tones in the video.
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4y ago
Ah, the good ol "A(G)I will arrive in 10 years!" --For the past 50+ years, basically. It's a cautionary tale to people who are working in ML to be not too optimistic on "the future", but in my opinion being cautious
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4y ago
Ditto about the CUDA and cuDNN part. My project that was running fine for the past 4 years just "died" after a colleague's oversight on upgrading the GPU(1080Ti -> 3090) which isn't compatible with the new cuDNN. It
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4y ago
CNNIC was caught signing fake Google certs.
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4y ago
Did someone said about The Great Potato Cannon?
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4y ago
Damn you Bobby Tables!!! (fist hanging in the air)
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4y ago
Zerotier is my goto tool too(I use tightvnc server even on Windows instead of RDP)! But the downside is that they had downgraded everyone in the free tier to only 1 hosted network, which is sad since now I can't do different groups. I
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4y ago
People like me who are obese(I'm Obese III) can't control the urge to keep intake food, which is a death spiral loop(we know!). I suspect that this is partially influenced by gut bacteria, which sounds like pointing fingers to bla
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5y ago
I absolutely hate Nvidia on my Ubuntu machine geared towards development. It's been about 4 years since I've entered the CUDA(and cudnn) scene for AI development. You'd think I'd be a guru in the installation process by
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5y ago
I guess it wasn't news to me. They did that exact thing to 0.facebook when Facebook was the hot new nerdy thing 10 years ago at my area. I would keep my prepaid in at the lowest denomination of currency possible (think 0.01) to be able
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5y ago
Chinese messenger ID-as-username mostly starts from q(QQ - counterpart FB Messenger) and s(Sina Weibo - counterpart FB/Twitter). Others(a - admob, b - bilibili etc.) are quite rare tbh so I don't think that's the case here.
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5y ago
I use it often to calculate... Stuffs. They are great in calculating but I really need to envelope them with at least 6 layers of bracket for it to parse my equation correctly or it will use some weird notations/arrangements.
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5y ago
Ditto. My family and I are all fully 2 dose vaccinated, and I didn't go out from my house for nearly a month. I caught COVID(via my mother) last thursday. The facilities are long overrun since a few months ago, so my symptoms which are
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5y ago
Yes, but if only the system doesn't pop up the Play Protect button every few install, and words that discourage users instead of educating users about sideloading apps. Then I'll consider sideloading on par with installing from th
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5y ago
Apart from spam, scams too. Fake login pages, to the tech-illeterate are virtually indistinguishable from the real site.
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5y ago
The first thing that come to my mind is: "How will this fare for a long term daily backup?" A few of my old phones and SD cards died due to the flash being used up(can't write new data, ro only). That said, with some magic li
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5y ago
Pardon for my misinterpretation. Although I don't use google much these days, but I'd assume it be due to location/preference tailor. And yes, I don't see the hash in the page too, I should read it more carefully before
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5y ago
It's on the [0] link, with the line 4ba4fbf7231a3a660e86892707d25c135533a16a ubuntu-20.04.2.0-desktop-amd64.iso 2.67GiB 120 8 1 2.67GiB
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5y ago
If you find discrepancies between those tools, you can go through the dataset by yourself since they are all over the internet now... I checked the set and didn't find myself in it but most if not all of my close-kin are in it.
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6y ago
I whole-heartedly agree on Apple being the douche here. But discussions should be treaded carefully to a constructive theme instead of another flame war. I still hold my opinion but I did see your point. Edit: Your edit seems to align to my
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6y ago
This might be an unpopular opinion, but Apple is a company, not a charity. They shouldn't be held high moral standards. In this kidney-rich person scenario, if the homeless person donated(open source) the kidney without hoping for forc
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6y ago
A new subdomain normally will do the trick, but might be suboptimal due to the work needed to be done according to scale/tech/job involved. For example, doing this as a sys in a big company requires jumping through bureaucracy hoo
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6y ago
You do realize that in 10 seconds your computer can achieve a lot of stuffs right?
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6y ago
In the wake of recent events, are there any methods to do CI/CD which will fallback to other providers/local automagically as a result? My heart can't handle another rollercoaster of unicorns for long...
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6y ago
Wow, guess I live in and being booted from the USA without me even knowing it now... IMO living is all about compromises, that way we all benefit from it as a society. But clearly not by being ignorant.
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6y ago
I sent a 5GiB file from my android phone to my laptop, my phone hungs for nearly a minute before it starts the sending process. My hypothesis is that it needs some 'processing' from and to the browser and the phone storage.
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6y ago
I second to this. I had been a loyal customer to their service since Teamviewer 5, recommending friends and family to use the service due to the snappiness and ease to use interface. Then I got struck by the notorious COMMERCIAL DETECTED t
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6y ago
Thanks for the heads up, will certainly do!
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6y ago
I never had an account on reddit, and I never had problems with browsing/expanding the comments too. I am not from either US/EU so by the looks of it and the input of others it might be more of a regional thing rather than a unive
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6y ago
I can read full comments, but not some subs. Is there some a/b test going on?
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