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> am meticulous at making sure the structure and filenames are correct before dumping anything new to the library Me too! General rules of thumb: as long as your content matches the name on https://www.themoviedb.org/
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To try, make sure you are running Nightly and toggle `media.webrtc.camera.allow-pipewire` in about:config, then restart Firefox. After restarting Firefox, visit the Mozilla GUM test page https://mozilla.github.io/webrtc-land
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Side note: the site detects my adblocker and asks me to turn it off because the ads apparently help pay for the site. According to the author's own salary transparency data https://xeiaso.net/salary-transparency they h
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Sounds a bit like the Renovate bot https://docs.renovatebot.com/ , but with LLM changelog parsing. I started using Renovate on a few project recently and I am impressed. Not quite yet to the point of letting it merge depende
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Cool. From this I also learned about geoBoundaries https://www.geoboundaries.org/ and Turf.js https://turfjs.org/ .
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Not defending Muhammad or Islam, but there is at least some recent opinion in academia that the entire story was fabricated for political reasons. An interesting read! https://newlinesmag.com/essays/oxford-study-sheds-l
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Was it also trained on my/our open-source code repositories and Creative Commons StackOverflow answers? https://stackoverflow.com/help/licensing Does it provide any attribution?
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I expected this to be something like https://chat.lmsys.org , but you are just redirecting to third-party sites.
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A useful resource for finding Wayland applications: https://arewewaylandyet.com/
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According to Washington Post's reporting on the contents of the C4 dataset last week I see that ChatGPT has over 100,000 tokens from my personal blogs. Does that qualify as "personal data" in this context? Everything I'v
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Incidentally they did themselves a favor, as biological sex differentiation is determined by the sex cells (aka gametes) an individual produces, not by chromosomes. In humans these are eggs in women and sperm in men. https://www.
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Ah yes! This is an interesting tidbit I learned while listening to the excellent Fall of Civilizations podcast. The episode about Byzantium was so good. Paul and his team do such a good job on the audio and visuals. https://www.y
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Ah, Worldcoin has set up booths at many shopping malls here in Kenya. The first time I saw them a few months ago I was reminded of the "OneCoin" pyramid scam that was big in East Africa a few years ago. https://www.ther
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Can't view this site on mobile. Constantly refreshing and redirecting to itself on Firefox / Android...
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> docker Alternatively, I was wondering if it supported podman. I prefer podman in most cases since it runs without root and doesn't mess with my host's nftables. Docker always invokes iptables and adds a bunch of chains/r
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Enthusiastic paying Kagi user here and I felt the same. What helped is to find the "Usage" section of my account (under the Billing section) to see how many searches I've been doing in past months. In March, so far, I've
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4y ago
Looks nice! Unfortunately they don't support repositories that use plaintext HTTP. I get the idea, but my repository is private and only accessible over my personal Tailscale network so that's annoying.
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Absolutely, and any reasonable person would agree. The problem here is the veiled threats about pulling a move like the left-pad author or worse. When the world found out OpenSSL was maintained by one guy in a basement they rallied around h
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This is cool! Posting to say thanks. I tried it with a screenshot that I had saved from Firefox's built-in screenshot tool.
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Yes, I also settled in Cascadia Code around a year ago. Really nice!
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I'd understand if you just resisted the UI changes. In the video they discuss serious underlying technical debt. Thunderbird is twenty years old now and most of us have technical debt on projects that are a fraction of that age! I supp
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For me, on a ThinkPad 14s with an SSD on Linux: $ time node -v v18.13.0 node -v 0.05s user 0.02s system 94% cpu 0.073 total $ time ~/.asdf/installs/nodejs/18.13.0/bin/node -v v18.13.0 ~/.asd
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> The point is you shouldn't need reader view. Totally agree, but the parent comment said it didn't look right in reader view and I had the opposite experience. Looks fine in reader view...
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Wait, do you mean the blog post or the Timeless skin on Wikipedia? Both look fine in Firefox's built-in reader view.
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For organizations yes, and even more so for open-source software or other community-based projects. Mailing lists are there for all time, for people to search and find solutions in past discussions. Slack is instant, but essentially ephemer
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On a related note, for years I had been following ShawnHeisy's wiki notes on Java / Solr. For a long time there was a HUGE warning about G1GC + Lucene (which is the underlying technology in both Solr and Elasticsearch). https:&#x
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> In the old cluster, we used Java 8 to run Elasticsearch which was the latest Java version supported at the time. In the new cluster, we use the bundled Java 18 version which allows us to utilize a more modern garbage collector that wo
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> The Co-Pilot suit is ostensibly being brought in the name of all open source programmers. Yes, that’s right, people crusading in the name of open source–a movement intended to promote freedom to use source code–are now claiming that a
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I'm sick of it too. In 2023-01 alone I have had 9,000 different IPs from Microsoft's ASN8075 crawling one of my sites with these "normal looking" user agents. Poring over the logs to see why your server is on fire take
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2 USD is currently ~248 KES, which is actually a reasonable wage for unskilled labor in Kenya. If you can do this work for eight hours a day, for roughly twenty days a month, then you're making ~40,000 KES per month. That's a very
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