Wololooo

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by Wololooo 11mo ago
Again, if they had anything worth in the pipeline, Sora wouldn't have been a thing...
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Did the need raise through the use of silicon X ray detectors that improved the handling of images and reduced the time needed to get done imaging meaning that it made it faster, cheaper and less cumbersome, increasing the number of request
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by Wololooo 1y ago
And if I'd have to wager anyone that dare speaking out would be labelled antifa, therefore a terrorist, therefore free for all from a law enforcement perspective... Things are going downhill at an impressive pace... Not going to lie wa
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by Wololooo 1y ago
> When it comes to very complicated things, physics tends to fall down and we need to try non-physics modeling, and/or come up with non-physics abstraction. "When things are complicated, if I just dream that it is not complicat
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by Wololooo 1y ago
> I would prefer something that doesn't phone home and can work offline. Opensource firmware/software and repairability are important. Bambulabs is out.
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by Wololooo 1y ago
While I agree with you, not every channel is big and some of the smaller ones might rely partially on this in order to get materials/sponsorship in order to be able to have the parts to do some projects they make videos on because it i
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Zero days off, zero breaks, 7 days a week. The worst part is that you're going to have someone unironically come with this.
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by Wololooo 1y ago
The point is everything require maintenance, the degree at which it does require it depends on how dependent you are on it and how resilient the system itself is. You are but going to fundamentally be in distress if solitaire and minesweepe
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Sure, but what tells you that I want to log into those work machines with my personal account?
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by Wololooo 1y ago
I'm sad to see this for several reasons because I do not expect or want everyone up use a LLM to converse with me via mail, the whole point is to exchange information, with everyone using a LLM as output and input, now the whole thing
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Well, actually I could see a use for this in specific context and use cases, for instance if you happen to have different dev environments you're able to just move from machine to machine while keeping all the bookmarks in the reposito
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Almost never, in some cases you can but you need to be really in a nice and usually have access to the tooling for XYZ reasons. Then you would need to factor your labor cost, which is usually more than what would be billed normally in some
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Sounds like the typical know it all, drives the thing into the ground while not re questioning either the why or the how, then attempts to scapegoat the team and try to save their own skin.
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Would you happen to have the links to all the docs? I feel like there might be done value at re-disseminating it, even if I am guessing most things are common sense, sometimes seeing things written down help to stop, reflect, and do better.
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by Wololooo 1y ago
This feels to me like a very naive statement, you don't just learn something magically because it permeates, it's because of experience and number of failures or actually really playing with a system. If you are always on crutches
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Yes, but the default would be no tipping, I meant this was and is seen as completely optional and non required.
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by Wololooo 1y ago
This is normally on top of any bonuses for performance that the employees would get and their living wage which is guaranteed.
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Sorry for the delay, but yes, people have a tendency of rounding up if this is a possibility and it gets either charged to the person or put into a pot redistributed to everyone, depending on the local policy where everyone agrees beforehan
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by Wololooo 1y ago
I have yet to see a single ad on either the menus on Ubuntu or in OSX. Care to elaborate on what you mean by that?
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by Wololooo 1y ago
It really depends on the amount. In Belgium for instance there would be no tipping, but rounding up or adding one or two spare coins of change you still have on you in case the service was excellent. It is like any job where people get a bo
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Even if I agree with you, the problem is that we always need to justify our existence as researchers and this is even more difficult if the field or ideas are more exotic... With the US becoming a fascist state in record time, I do not fore
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Oh come on, lighten up a little, it's Friday, it's kinda cool as a display tool. should we reduce the number of flights and CO2 released? Of course. But no need to be rolling in on a guy that just did something neat...
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Me simple man. Me see caveman readme, me like. Sometimes me feel like caveman hitting keyboard to make machine do no good stuff. But sometimes, stuff good. Me no do websites or web things, but me not know about XSLT. Me sometimes hack XML.
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by Wololooo 1y ago
You remind me of a movie that I can't remember the name off but it was a low budget American spy movie that was shot in Europe through European subsidies targeted at getting work in Europe for cinema crews. One shot is supposedly happe
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Some things cannot be done cheaply or extremely efficiently but needs to be done. One of the reason for governments to exist is to deliver services to the communities that, by essence, should not be seen as primarily a source of revenue, bu
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Awwww fuck, thanks for the heads up.
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Check https://www.onlyoffice.com/ honestly it's pretty good, open source, multiplatform and it opens everything I've thrown at it so far. I like libre in general but one too many times it just didn't play bal
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Yes, sorry I should not have abbreviated that... Professional deformation...
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by Wololooo 1y ago
Reminds me of that concept that I saw pop up in HEP in recent years between "users" and "experts". This distinction in that case is so dumb I cannot wrap my head around it: You first encounter the code, are unfamiliar wi
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by Wololooo 1y ago
The same as matter basically. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10533407/ The interesting idea behind it is basically that for antimatter a potential wall, imagine a step function which is 0 for negative an

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