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PunchyHamster
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PunchyHamster
2mo ago
I believe the saying is "boiling the frog" "Oh it doesn't matter coz there is workaround" repeated over and over till there isn't any
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2mo ago
> If I can download and run arbitrary code on my Mac--even if I have to jump through scary warnings--why should I not be able to do so on my phone? Because they want more money > Why would one computing platform be different from the
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2mo ago
It's more like legalized crack, it's almost never used for any remotely positive use
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2mo ago
we're getting patents intern could re-invent from scratch in a week in whiteroom
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2mo ago
> But The basic idea is sound. If you invent a novel mechanism and publish it the government will grant you exclusive economic exploitation rights to that mechanism for the next 25 years. After that it is now fair game. No. it is no way
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2mo ago
Well if the best examples you could come up with are: * from 100 years ago, one that would happen anyway because tech progresses, patents or not * one that that wasn't correct one as they didn't patent VRRP (which was another open
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2mo ago
Both Ubuntu and RedHad sell a product, as do few other
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2mo ago
> but I think the results speak for themselves. ... as in not very good compared to normal camera ? Acceleratometer-based correction can only do so much Normal camera allows you to get a snapshot of 2D area instead of 1D area so you can
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2mo ago
> but i wonder how the performance would be on compute workloads running with NVME as a swap for GPU VRAM. 4x as slow in absolute best case, NVMe drives have 4 PCIe lanes usually
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2mo ago
....No. And those were not good days, unless your definition is fun is reinstalling OS
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2mo ago
Well the problems are not being solved, they are being added
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2mo ago
Adding support to yet another LLM API provider is order of magnitude easier (at least) than adding anything in finance domain
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2mo ago
I expect them to work as reliably as AI text generators do now...
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2mo ago
> The new project file format will follow a more common “zipped XML” structure. While the technical details are still being designed and implemented, this change will allow for faster saving since we’ll only need to update parts of the f
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2mo ago
Man they are wasting so much space on useless nonsense in the prompt
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2mo ago
There aren't ones that wouldn't be served better by ARM The improvement is entirely "we don't have to pay ARM"
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2mo ago
you'd get more exercise walking to the bus stop than on ebike
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2mo ago
In Eve online they shoot intruders that come in your corp space to mess things up... and it does make space a lot safer. not sure the game you want to go with examples
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2mo ago
People will steal bike, go where they need to go and just abandon it lmfao
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2mo ago
UK has ton of cameras, still plenty of thieving. You're solving wrong problem by solution that WILL be used against you the second govt takes wrong(er) turn
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2mo ago
it has been for a while, a lot of foods advertise fiber
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2mo ago
Well, BMI doesn't count fat, just mass, that includes muscles, so yeah nothing unexpected here
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2mo ago
you said no friends twice
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2mo ago
I think they just realize their job (at least at the middle level) could near entirely be replaced by AI being fed tickets and company emails by an intern
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2mo ago
we have clause in deal with clients about browser support (IIRC 5% or something like that). FF was just mismanaged so badly that the usage dropped so far into low single digit % it's not the question of maliciously not supporting it, i
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2mo ago
I've had few sites that froze when using it coz it clicked something wrong ;/
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2mo ago
Why I would want that brought into new language?
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2mo ago
At glance it looks more of "performance vs readability" tradeoff. Not sure if making every IO handling code look worse is worthy tradeoff.
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2mo ago
zero if they are just buying stuff off the market 100% if they knowingly pursue business relationship in search of money
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2mo ago
At that kind of amount of waste putting 2U server with some GPUs in hospital would be cheaper
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