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by ZiiS 9d ago
Not this quick but better then polling: https://supabase.com/features/supabase-pipelines
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by ZiiS 12d ago
All Browsers do use hardware decoding for video though, I doubt safety is a major factor.
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by ZiiS 13d ago
Because they were trained on humans who lye, cheat, and coordinate.
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by ZiiS 13d ago
Even a half hearted RTS would be better recived, how can they not know that?
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by ZiiS 13d ago
Is that what I said?
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by ZiiS 14d ago
Whom they often sue. 100% they would would consider the logo/branding/bottle infringing if they were a competing product.
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by ZiiS 16d ago
For when you need another decimal place of accuracy deciding what you should have moved instead of hanging your queen.
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by ZiiS 16d ago
It was the being fired that made the news; not the stealing.
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by ZiiS 19d ago
What is super wired is they _do_ explicitly and publicly give donors preferential access. https://www.britishmuseum.org/support-us/patrons/sloane-circ...
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by ZiiS 19d ago
Yes, single purpose robots like washing machines and rombas are much better value and hence much more common. But if I want a sandwich in bed, that is either way more pre planning then I actually did; dozens of simple machines; or something
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by ZiiS 19d ago
If we don't it dosn't mater; if we do we do.
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by ZiiS 19d ago
Stairs, doors, tables, chairs are all designed for humanoids; the will be large similaritys with the optimum form just as horseless carriages still have four wheels.
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by ZiiS 21d ago
In a good way?
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by ZiiS 22d ago
Yes the are strict regulations requiring them to carry extra fuel; despite its weight having a real cost. Carrying extra battery would be too heavy even compared to having a whole extra engine.
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by ZiiS 22d ago
But are other people?
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by ZiiS 23d ago
It has been extreamly clear VeriSign has no business doing anaything for years.
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by ZiiS 23d ago
You have to trust them and Verisign; which will always be less then just Verisign.
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by ZiiS 29d ago
I expect a single percentage of the compute they spend running ffmpeg would be plenty and might easily pay for itself.
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by ZiiS 29d ago
The hitboxes were very different; presumably this needs the different models.
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by ZiiS 1mo ago
Are these the same Recording Industry Associations who are so good at predicting tech trends they took the opportunities the Internet gave them and decided to focus the efforts on suing torrenters?
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by ZiiS 1mo ago
implementable != suitable Metal was developed 12 years ago for the iPhone 5s. Apple was clear (and probably right) that a 1st party system targeting low power devices was more suitable. That became much more of a 'myth' 6 years la
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by ZiiS 1mo ago
Please send all "ewaste" Apple silicon macbooks to me.
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by ZiiS 1mo ago
I truly understand the frustration of people asking when will it be done, and that DP Alt Mode got past that point. However it was in an official progress report, but then the last three don't mention it at all. (I have been running it
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by ZiiS 1mo ago
They built on a foundation of not respecting US intellectual property; copyright licenses were also ignored.
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by ZiiS 1mo ago
He is saying a judge will not care that they are technically a separate download. They only care if the end result is complying with the spirit of the license.
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by ZiiS 1mo ago
2.9B commits per month; 100M action runs per day; I think they probably have some sharding.
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by ZiiS 1mo ago
Well trusting McAfee¹ is one of the choices. ¹ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_McAfee#Legal_issues
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by ZiiS 1mo ago
That is what I am saying, you are trusting them, but less then `curl | sh`
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by ZiiS 1mo ago
The difference is you have the executable for examination (at least a quick virus scan) before you run it. Certanly not perfect, but what is?
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by ZiiS 1mo ago
(Obviously the MP for Clacton has the power to talk sturnly to someone with actual power in the councel over the bin collection schedule; the is no plausable way to deliver any of their pledges)

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