SunlitCat

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by SunlitCat 1y ago
I dunno if that's the feedback you wanted but... Just today i had to write an email about a certain thing, involving multiple people, multiple topics and leading to a conclusion what we could do / offer to do. I wrote my email in
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
Noice! The cool thing about stuff in modern HTML5/Javascript (especially with all those api available in modern browsers, like the File Access API and the like) is you can replace so many (simple) local apps with pure webapps.
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
First off! A local, no internet requirement, background removal tool? Cool! Sign me up! But! Although there might be not much else to tell me about your cool tool, can you show us more about it? How it works, what it does and so on? Maybe a
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
Awesome! After "The Social Network" we get "Artificial". Both movies featuring the "drama" behind important actors in the tech-scene. Does anyone know if there is a movie about Bitcoin or Blockchain as well? Oh
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
ejector seats in C car? goto eject; ...more code we are going to ignore, it could be important but nah, ignore it, what could be happen?... eject: up_through_the_roof(); :D
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
Strings! The bane of C programming, and a big reason I prefer C++. :D
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
Maybe an unpopular opinion, but having to be logged in, is being broken. ;)
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
It's already in the title. Saying "Windows computers" feels off. For many people, it's not "Windows", it's just the computer. The real issue began in the 90s, when computers became ubiquitous. It’s hard to
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
Awesome! I always love to read about such stuff, especially if it includes playing around with AVX512!
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
Nice find! I really hope so, as AVX512 is something interesting to play around with and i am pretty sure, it will play a bigger role in the future, especially with AI and all that stuff around it!
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
Well, take me. I joined facebook two years ago after avoiding it for years not (just) because of the reasons you mentioned but also because i was very privacy focused. The only thing i found out, after connecting with a few people i know
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
In my experience, what sometimes work, is saying something, even just an "Oh? Really?". Although no deep connections emerged from that one, i've had a few good conversations with strange people going.
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
There is something off with > ...and despite supporting it [AVX512] on consumer CPUs for several generations... I dunno. Before Rocket Lake (11th gen) AVX512 was only available in those enthusiast cpu, xeon cpu or in some mobile process
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
I think it's kind of a German thing. Even as a German, I sometimes struggle to connect with others for many of the reasons FirmwareBurner mentioned. I made some good friends through a sports group I attend, which also organizes regular
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
You mean, GPT-4 being so overenthusiastic with using emojis isn't peak AI chat? :D
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
And even more worse with the Vive Pro 2 by HTC which needs a special Windows tool to use all it capabilities... I would have switched over to Linux if it wouldn't be because of that one.
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by SunlitCat 1y ago
Maybe the CEO was playing Cyberpunk 2077 and found out about the Delamain corporation. :D
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by SunlitCat 2y ago
Like someone already said somewhere, it will come in steps. Windows S Mode was already a test. The nagging, warning and outright "blocking" (while hiding the "run anyway" button under "more info") is the first
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by SunlitCat 2y ago
> Linux doesn’t need to be like Windows Oh got it! That's why Wine is so popular!
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by SunlitCat 2y ago
But at least, in the real life, parents don't send their kids off into the woods to gonna get them all and don't expect them to come back! :D
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by SunlitCat 2y ago
Well my Linux journey was even more adventurous then this. First time I tried Linux was around late 90s. The included driver for my ati on board gpu did create some artifacts and it was suggested to use the default svga one. The second time
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by SunlitCat 2y ago
On the other hand, do you really want to become part of such an obscure and exclusive club no one really knows?
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by SunlitCat 2y ago
Being old enough to remember the nipple gate scandal (even as a non us person) I was like "Why is everyone complaining this time". But, oh wow, after watching half of it on youtube I stopped it. Not that I dislike rap / hip h
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by SunlitCat 2y ago
After skimming through the article and a few of the comments, you could say that institute wasn't turing complete! :D
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by SunlitCat 2y ago
I mean, it's awesome, kinda, I think. Dunno. Honest question, but why is it that important on which rank an AI is? Why an ranking at all. How to measure it? With coding questions, common sense questions? Why? Personally, I enjoy if I c
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by SunlitCat 2y ago
No, I haven't, CyberDildonics!
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by SunlitCat 2y ago
Nah. It's a problem many creative tools have (and an interesting one!). You can't squeeze one creative workflow (suitable for everyone) into a general UI.
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by SunlitCat 2y ago
And people bash c/c++ for not having some kind of central package management system. Hah!
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by SunlitCat 2y ago
Nah! Then we would need to add some blockchain and maybe sprinkle some other Buzzwords here and there for good measurement!
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by SunlitCat 2y ago
Well, personally I started out with gemini (when it still was called bard or something like that) but switched over to a paid ChatGPT subscription.

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