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aeyes
2y ago
Better link: https://github.com/nickbild/c64_gen_ai
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aeyes
2y ago
Without memory of previous conversations an AI girlfriend is going to get boring really fast.
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2y ago
It has the same cost as a successful response which can quickly add up to a few hundred dollars per month with a couple of DNS enumeration scans. Google Cloud and Azure also bill DNS like this. Unless you need some of the advanced features
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2y ago
Does SQL Server run on IBM Power? I'd say one of the only options is a HPE Superdome Flex machine but as you said they might run into other bottlenecks at this scale. I can't fathom what a database is doing on the CPU so much, usu
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2y ago
Quake internet play only became acceptable when client side prediction was implemented, I'm sure it would be better to have real prediction instead of simple interpolation. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ESWAT/j
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2y ago
Honest question: What data do you store on an iPad Air? On a phone you might have some photos and videos but isn't a tablet just a media consumption device? Especially on iOS where they try to hide the filesystem as much as possible.
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2y ago
Exactly, that's why I wrote "the player" which is the most interesting tech. The rest of the system wasn't very interesting back in the day, just an off-the-shelf CMS and internal feeds to pull in all the content from th
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2y ago
Why was the original title changed? They aren't open sourcing anything today. They are planning to develop new tech which they might open source. But all this still has to be approved by the regulator and the government. That said, I h
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2y ago
What's missing from the existing API documentation? https://docs.pydantic.dev/latest/api/base_model/
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2y ago
They have have been buying back stock for a very long time
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2y ago
I don't think that they are inadequate, these devices are perfect for most of my family. They do some calls, messages, a couple of pictures here and there, basic word processing and web browsing but not much more on these devices. I ha
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3y ago
Norway is not in the EU
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3y ago
I guess they wanted to be crawled because the Google crawler is easy to identify/block/rate limit.
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3y ago
As a DBA I have a very hard time properly tuning parameters like random_page_cost and the default of 4.0 is no longer applicable for most database servers. I don't want to be tuning this, it takes a lot of time to do it properly and I
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3y ago
elon musk?
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3y ago
> Q. Has my device been compromised by this vulnerability? > Customers are able to open a case in the Customer Support Portal (CSP) and upload a technical support file (TSF) to determine if their device logs match known indicators of
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aeyes
3y ago
So use any of the ~10$ USB-C to headphone dongles with your favorite headphones. For example the Apple or Google adapters work fine.
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3y ago
It could be useful for test isolation, moving the Redis backend to FakeRedis in tests fixed quite a bit of noise in our test suite. With Postgres we use savepoints which is not very fast, even on a ramdisk.
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3y ago
They pull out some cars, last winter I got pulled out at the border when I entered Germany from Austria. They wanted to see our passports and asked where we were going.
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aeyes
3y ago
Short summary is that it allows auth bypass, not just RCE.
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3y ago
You can run whatever you want if you sideload it, even apps with a JIT compiler. This is about offering apps in the app store.
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3y ago
The author writes about the Python exception: "Note that for any sufficiently complex program that invokes many dependencies, this stack trace will be so far down the chain that you may not even see where you’re making the call that ca
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3y ago
I worked at several small businesses and we always preferred cash, we even accepted multiple currencies. The handling was no problem but I admit that it must be more difficult for larger businesses. Card payments made the price of the servi
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3y ago
The PDF makes looking at the prices much easier. But if you prefer, you can also see it on the website, for example: https://www.stackit.de/en/pricing/cloud-services/iaas/stacki...
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3y ago
A not quite so minor annoyance is that they also made the scrollbar invisible.
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3y ago
I'd never suspect this to be intentional if I'd spot it in a patch, even given the consequences in this particular case. I have written and committed things into code instead of writing it into some other window several times. Wit
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3y ago
If I had 1 Bitcoin in an FTX wallet, I'd like to have 1 Bitcoin back. Not whatever the value of Bitcoins is in Dollars.
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3y ago
150 years
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3y ago
R&D in accounting is very broad, even people who maintain existing systems can be expensed as R&D
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3y ago
If there is more than one dog then you are almost always in big trouble. I got bitten on a bike before, we have lots of aggressive stray dogs here. Even running routes have to be carefully planned to avoid the dogs.
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