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3mo ago
Don't need to click the link to know who this will be.
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3mo ago
The color change of the button shows you succeeded in pushing it. If you don't do this instantly most people are conditioned to try again. This is especially valuable for people with reduced motor control. It is completely independent
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3mo ago
ROFL this has not been my experience. Many more people stop paying because of some featuritis request you snubed to keep the bugs under control.
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3mo ago
They are very reflective; a light from near the camera could look like that, but could be seen as a misleading choice.
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3mo ago
Whilst the price is disappointing ; it is also sold-out.
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3mo ago
Full fat VMs with GPU passthough I trust a lot less then CPU ones.
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3mo ago
As with everything it depends what you class. If you went on raw number of games you only really count Mobile/Steam slop. If you correct for most played games then Roblox, Candy Crush, Minecraft, PUBG, LoL, Fortnite these are all games
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3mo ago
Be aware that many (most) new games with physical disks can also be taken away (see Concord).
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3mo ago
Are you asking for the president to make a snap decision undermining the authority of the Academic Code Committee? How to teach and test students who have to start work under the current AI frenzy let alone who will still be working alongsi
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4mo ago
However clever/stupid you believe LLMs are they are extremely capable of working around these sorts of restrictions. The ask is for .env files for whatever code you are writing so if the code it writes dosn't have access (i.e. fil
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4mo ago
AWS do exactly this. An example use-case is IAM can grant permission to update a Lambda to a Github action running in a given repository.
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4mo ago
Yes, I wasn't criticising just saying a large company who will also be taking a 30% rake on most software run on it is not passing on any bulk purchasing discounts. For some it will be well work the convenience, for me it is not (but t
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4mo ago
Be interested to know which country. In USA and UK for the price it is fairly easily match the specs with new parts. And if you leave them on their default power profile in a larger case you get better performance.
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4mo ago
I read that as "languages under-represented in the training set".
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4mo ago
Intresting, I have a weak eye so rely less on stereo; these pop as much more 3d then a photo.
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4mo ago
If it can be silently removed was it a security feature? Whilst I hate companies paying engineers to make things worse just to segment their market; I am not really seeing this as an important feature outside the data-center? If an evil-mai
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4mo ago
If it takes $60B to respond to the prompt 'clone Cursor' I am not convinced it is worth $60B.
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4mo ago
Mostly HBM; uses more or less the same production lines so has displaced most DDR5 production.
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4mo ago
Is anyone making DDR5?
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4mo ago
The was a lawsuit that they only allowed favoured castes to use Python.
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4mo ago
Both are more reliant on V8 derivatives hence Google which they very much compete with.
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4mo ago
I think Nuxt would be the comparison to Next. I.e. a Framework and a build tool (this bit is Vite)
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4mo ago
Vite is now common for everything not Next (even can do Next).
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4mo ago
Reading hacker-news is work; and never tell my Boss otherwise.
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4mo ago
Only if it is inside a specially designed radio field and with no independent IO. Feels like a battery and IO justify the 'fully working' differentiation.
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4mo ago
Less well maybe but yes. Security researchers still proactively test them, and the maintainer has a much better chance of catching it themselves.
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4mo ago
We should not dismiss that it is slightly better. Production servers vary rarely have creds to the source repository nor to other production servers running possibly more sensitive code where investing in a smaller supply chain was justifie
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4mo ago
@exitb it is much more desirable for security scanning companies to compete to find issues in a timely manor. If npm blessed one as a gatekeeper to the whole system they would be between a rock and a hard place. Unable to priorities high im
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5mo ago
If a “repairable” laptop is in any way comparable to a high-volume model from the most successful laptop maker in history; one that is currently upending the whole industry and backed by an extra-generous education discount funded by huge c
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5mo ago
NANDroid dose the exact flash image, but with modern hardware rooted encryption it stopped being useful.
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