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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
They forked the slicer, and then put the networking part in a plugin that gets downloaded after you open it purely so they don't have to share the source for it as the rest of the slicer is GPL.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
The last two jobs I've had ended up with teams spread across multiple offices and time zones. I don't hate the idea of coming in to the office, but every time I do I end up only talking with people from other cities on calls anywa
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
I'm fairly sure Android used to have an internet permission back in the early days. But then basically every single app requested it so the utility was diluted. Then they switched away from a static list of permissions and more to a as
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
If the print has failed you can stop it from the app to prevent it becoming a huge mess and possibly causing damage to the printer.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
The processing power is there but the actual game support is not, which is the more important part. There are some games that support it but at least 3/4th of my Steam library won't run on a macbook. Even games which used to run o
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
The Googlebook name won't stick around for that long. It'll be like the Nexus and Pixel C, around for 1-3 revisions, canned, then brought back a few years later.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
It seems pretty inconsistent. I tried GeForce Now on my gigabit internet and it was super laggy with a lot of audio glitching. Maybe I just didn't have a datacenter near by.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
Does this thing run Android? There don't seem to be any details in this post.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
I tried it but switched back to the online mode because being able to remotely check in via the app is very useful to check the print hasn't failed.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
In China they have solved this issue already by having every website log in with your phone number which is already directly tied to your Chinese ID. Problem is some countries don't lock down their phone numbers this far so for this to
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
None of that helps the OP issue of hardware attestation for reCaptcha.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
The problem is that companies have a legitimate reason to want to block AI agents and verify the users are actually real. And it's incredibly difficult to do that when the old methods of clicking on squares or reading blurry words don&
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
Especially considering AI bots are the whole reason google is pushing this new recaptcha.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
Australia started on this by banning kids from social media. Reddit kicked up a huge stink and sued the government over it. Also phone bans in school a few years prior.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
I haven't read it, but I find it hard to believe that good social advice would go out of date. Our brains haven't changed on a fundamental level since then. If anything, modern social interaction has diverged from what is good for
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
This requires social skills many HN users are lacking.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
I've seen this a lot with travel youtubers where they want to show genuine interaction with the population rather than generic tourist stuff. So they set arbitrary restrictions like not using maps, or avoiding PT and trying to hitchhik
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
For almost every tui, a webui works better imo. Most torrent clients offer a web management ui and it's always going to be easier and more feature filled using a platform that was actually designed for it rather than hacking a gui in t
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
At that point what you want is just a tiling window manager rather than a terminal that supports GUIs.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
For some basic stuff like vim it works fine. But for almost everything else I'd rather a regular CLI tool or a web interface. I suspect a lot of the popularity comes from people who want to feel like a hacker using 10 terminal windows,
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
Unless I actually know the author I assume everything here is vibeslop and full of mistakes. Maybe I need to switch to some news publication that actually does real research and writing still. Because public forums like this have been compl
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
Long term all of the major LLM platforms will have invisible ads, influences, and propaganda woven into the content. The temptation will be irresistible for these companies.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
The difference imo is removing the information from the source. Previously you'd use the source of the information to gauge how much you trust it. If it's a reddit post or a no name website you'd likely be skeptical if it doe
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
The hosted ones still have the advantage of being able to search the internet for live info rather than being limited to a knowledge cut off date.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
Reddit has always been fake, but it used to be a real person performing creative writing pretending to be a true story. Now it's spammed out slop at scale.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
You need massively expensive hardware to run them, and they aren't as good. It's pretty clear the base price of AI tools is way higher than we are being charged right now.
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by SchemaLoad 5mo ago
Is code content though? This would seem more applicable to video where people are being deceived by AI content masking as real. Rather than internal application code.
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by SchemaLoad 6mo ago
It's also easy to overwhelm reviewers with far more code than they can possibly review. And it's also the hardest stuff to review where the code at surface level looks totally fine, but takes long hours of actual testing to make s
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by SchemaLoad 6mo ago
I get the feeling the culture in radio is just not the same as regular open source. The free unrestricted sharing of things is an unusual quirk in the world rather than the norm.
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by SchemaLoad 6mo ago
If it's done in a background process then it won't impact the speed of the tool at all. When the choice is between getting data to help improve the tool at the cost of "bad manners" whatever that means, the choice is pre

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