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3y ago
So like, how does that work. I've got a pair of Asus routers with one acting as an access point (AI mesh). Would I need to buy new routers? Do I daisy chain the routers or can I reuse the wifi ap? Or put Merlin on my existing ones
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3y ago
I think they wanted their own deploy timelines.
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3y ago
That's what I was looking for too. Would be useful.
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3y ago
I think most of us get it via email as you can avoid a Bloomberg subscription that way. But yes, I think that's the one.
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3y ago
Most recent drama is thePhD was invited to give a keynote speech and then it was demoted to regular talk at the last minute. Both the invite and the demotion were by "rust leadership".
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3y ago
Gmail dev here (but not search), I don't think anything has changed with search. Operators still work too. What's actually wrong? Do you just have more email now?
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3y ago
I usually hear lasagna code if it's got too many codes, and ravioli code if it's too packetized.
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3y ago
I mean, I know some humans who would miscatacorize a mineral as a dock sometimes, are they not intelligent anymore? I'm pretty sure gptchat can get those definitions right better than the average person.
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3y ago
Think of Chinese as one script but multiple languages. The spoken languages have about as much diversity as European languages, but they all share a mapping to characters which are meaning based, not pronunciation based. So you can use Man
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3y ago
Does using a smart spell check count? The new grammer checks might be AI powered. Where is the line?
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3y ago
It can't speak French Soni guess they can't launch or else Quebec will come after them? Maybe?
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3y ago
I actually was a Play Music subscriber before it got rolled into YouTube premium (rip). So I never saw the popups except (ironically?) on my @google.com work account. And that's super annoying even then.
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3y ago
Was that the buffered input during starttls connection? Man thanks for that. I had to go and update my code due to that paper. And the mess I had unavoidably made around the sockets and starttls just made that worse. And there was no re
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3y ago
Ah, a fellow two line prompt enjoyer. I usually have the full path, but I special case a few "well known" paths, like home home shortens to ~
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3y ago
The doc was written a bit ago.
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3y ago
I mean, read the article, the author is concerned about that, and wants Google to open source more so it's not just Facebook's lama that gets open source building on it.
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3y ago
Yeah I investigated a few. The ones I checked were Bluetooth and used your phones GPS to mark their location. So like, if you left your keys somewhere, you'd know where they were when you walked away, but not where they are afterwards
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3y ago
It also embraced the co-op system earlier than the other universities, which lead to more real world experience in tech for the students, and I think that filtered up to the faculty too over time.
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3y ago
I wish it was easier to see some of their books, or even copy and search the author from each page.
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3y ago
Cute desk.
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4y ago
I mean, Google did not think through the layoff enough to make sure they were even legal in all the countries before announcing them. They ended up rolling back the France layoffs when they realized they goofed, but Germany and the UK are s
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4y ago
I mean, yes you could argue for no true scottsman here, but it is a little different when the initial book or whatever that spurred the movement is the one being quoted. Any movement distilled into only three words is gonna have a bad time
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4y ago
Yeah, but I just wanted a few accounts I could "send as" in Gmail . No backups or whatever is fine.
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4y ago
Oi, I had the same big on an ARM chip. If ended up debugging by putting If (x) { If (!x) { Panic. ... I wasn't saving the comparison bits on context switch.
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4y ago
The C API is pretty straightforward and has a stack object to avoid lots of reference counting you would need with Python's c API. It's also a tiny codebase which is easy to vendor and ship.
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4y ago
Disclaimer: I work at Google but not on docs. I thought docs was working? At least in Mac's voice over on a laptop. There's also a menu setting to turn on more accessibility things. Not sure what that actually does though. But
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Just finished burning a whole pile of goodwill for no gains with the Open Gaming License fiasco. Is it burn user goodwill month? Did someone invite Hasbro and Netflix and not tell me?
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I mean, then the backstabbers just need to frame someone for backstabbing and get their path cleared up. You also need a good way to tell apart the backstabbers from the good guys.
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4y ago
Maybe they will slow down on the reorgs. Could be good.
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Yeah, I ended up upgrading my machine's ram when I was building it from source. It's sizable.
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