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Zetobal
3y ago
Somebody got their information about unions from the wrong news outlets...
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3y ago
If you go for a dedicated GPU go for AMD the headaches that Optimus gives you with proxmox is just not worth it. IOMMUs are also usually all over the place in laptops.
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3y ago
@dang can we fix the title? Scammers can exploit email forwarding flaws to impersonate badly configured high-profile domains.
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3y ago
Why should they?
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3y ago
"4nm" I hate that they diluted a perfectly fine naming scheme because of fucking marketing.
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3y ago
The problem is not only them fucking up their business strategy but as soon as a platform like medium gets known for high quality the low quality grifters and scammers will come trying to abuse the reputation of the platform.
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Zetobal
3y ago
After 999 threads about unpaid severance,cloud bills and rent everyone should think twice about going into business with them.
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Zetobal
3y ago
It's because you are a returning visitor... the first look is free.
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3y ago
Einstein Team? : 0 I hate the trend of people's name getting associated with companies they have no connection with. Tesla is bad enough but are you saying the ml department of salesforce is called Einstein? Hilarious.
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3y ago
As I said talk with them.
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3y ago
"now" it's on life support for years.
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3y ago
There are pages about in their docs they increased the limits in hours everytime we talked with a rep. You are building a product on top of theirs it's time that you get in contact with them. Everything else is just negligence and it&#
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3y ago
It's a competitor for electron.
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3y ago
Crazy that people have their browser in fullscreen if 90% of the pages use a max viewport of 1280...
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3y ago
I always thought bookmarking services like delicious or springboard should have done it. Seemed like a natural evolution.
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3y ago
If it's not against the ToS and they paid for the service he is a hypocrite.
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3y ago
It's true.
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3y ago
I wrote a custom RSS reader nearly 20 years ago still runs fine.
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3y ago
It's your prompts they are way to casual also starting your system prompt with "You are a lazy..." will make sure you get crappy output. Tell the AI what you want to do ie. annotate PRs on github and then maybe break it furth
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3y ago
The title irks me a lot is it suggested that every game now runs on unreal engine just because it's the only engine people know by name? But what irks me more is the attitude of the interviewed Redfall dev. >> Redfall is no diffe
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3y ago
Based in the USA ≠ paying for your ADs from an US account.
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3y ago
All the scam and crypto/AI-hustler ads are usually booked from outside the US.
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Translated: 1928 book about four centuries of typefounding history in Augsburg
(typeoff.de)
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3y ago
I am just going with a Fairphone 5 and if the need arises pull out the module. Cheaper, more performance, repairable and if you really wanted you could probably even fit microswitches.
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3y ago
The problem is not robots killing people but robots making the decision to kill or not. Freak accidents like in the article happened with purely mechanical machinery as well.
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3y ago
Makes absolutely no sense... it's hosting the phishing page for the phishing page. You got someone to click a link in the first place why would you go the extra mile to roundtrip them to the chatgpt page. Most people don't even kn
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1. The issue is not just about improving privacy; it's about the method involved. Using browsing history, personal data by nature, still raises significant privacy concerns, regardless of Google's intentions. 2. Trading privacy fo
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1. The argument that "it's been happening for the last ten years" is not a valid justification for the continuation of a practice that infringes on user privacy. Progress in digital privacy rights should aim at enhancing user
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3y ago
So google has their campuses in Bizarro World, got it.
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3y ago
It's getting to the point were I am really questioning the characters of people that still work at Google. I mean some of the people implementing and designing this shit must be right here. Is it really just the money?
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