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by b112 2mo ago
I have no idea why the community didn't take one look at their proposal and flatly ignore them. At the time, RedHat basically controlled Gnome via paid devs and donations. And the same for this Wayland nonsense. Oh, and systemd too
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by b112 2mo ago
Myst was impressive on multiple fronts, the story line, the graphics, thr music. It was also super easy to port to other platforms. And it was also seen as a new genre, or at least sub-genre. Nothing was quite like it. This was back when
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by b112 2mo ago
If you think about it, your gut bacteria are ingesting food and breaking it down and excreting waste, which we then either eat or pass ourselves.
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by b112 2mo ago
Haven't read the blog, but I can think of a good reason to sell. HQ moves to Norway, no more direct US government interference. (they can still interfere, just not anywhere near the same scope) You may think "but government owner
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by b112 2mo ago
It's so strange. Sad even. Microsoft has never been the most competent, but the fact that people are just incapable of stabalizing github is just bizarre. At a certain point, just working there will become a death knell for anyone&#x
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by b112 2mo ago
You just said they didn't fail, by using a double negative. Did you mean that? It's a bit confusing.
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by b112 2mo ago
What you linked was to peanuts. I have no issue with peanuts. Nor will I eat random bacteria because some dudes on a forum or tiktok say so. I'm fine eating meat. It's healthy for me. I merely described the situation as a FYI.
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by b112 2mo ago
Of course, the start of the thread really had nothing to do with the concept you're espousing here. At all. It was more about "Some guy writes instructions into an LLM, and gets a blog entry", which is entirely on a differe
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by b112 2mo ago
Stop watching TikTok.
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by b112 2mo ago
I wasn't logged in, and it was just my Android phone. I was testing. I know what the delay was for, I mentioned it in my original reply. My point is, there's no visual indicator of what's happening. You click the button, a
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by b112 2mo ago
Yes, but this study isn't replacing the entire biome. What I was citing, was a case of people having lost their gut bacteria completely. They use a relative, as using a random person in such cases, which isn't a match for that p
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by b112 2mo ago
You're precluding the possibility that the other party instructed the LLM to write what he intended to say. That is not currently possible. At best, you could train on millions of personal examples of style, eg historical emails, re
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by b112 2mo ago
This is somewhat, what happened to me. I found I lost all energy, and my strength was about half what it was. We all have unique biomes in our gut, and they're tailored to us. If you lose it, eg something kills all your gut bacteria,
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by b112 2mo ago
The boogyman is just what you described, and every democracy in the world absolutely does not trace electronic transactions. Some have a more hands off approach, including size of transactions and flagged behaviour as indicators of when pay
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by b112 2mo ago
Exactly, like what happened to me when I tried to be a vegetarian.
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by b112 2mo ago
We could all work 5 day/2day off, 4 weeks, and whatever was left at the end of the month? Time off. The variability would be fun. Sometimes it would be a 5 day weekend even.
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by b112 2mo ago
It's a neat idea. I think it needs some feedback wheb you click to choose. I asked for an article in mobi as a test, and it was 30 seconds for it to give it to me. I thought it was borked. Maybe a "queuing" or something?
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by b112 2mo ago
There's literally millions of people driving newfangled EVs where the car manufacturer has full remote access to their vehicle and can upload software however and whenever they like. This part has been beyond baffling to me. The las
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by b112 2mo ago
No, it's the difference between management and direct work. None would claim they chiseled anything, if it was 3D printed. They may claim they designed something.
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by b112 2mo ago
For this comment to have value, you should indicate whether or not you applied for cybersecurity approval, and were approved or not.
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by b112 2mo ago
It's always worth thinking about, and the only true "protection" is logging, logging, logging. If you're not reading system logs, you'll never know your daemon was segfaulting for a while, nor will you see that SSH
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by b112 2mo ago
Re-read the post. He converted the sites to static html.
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by b112 2mo ago
Man alive! You sure want to remove these before taking a leak!
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by b112 2mo ago
Everyone need be aware, bash uses emac extensions by default. As I refuse to use emacs, I therefore refuse to use these extensions in bash! In as most sensible people use vi, don't taint yourself by touching this foul and evil emacs m
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by b112 2mo ago
Hmm, this does seem to be a very nuanced map, and I guess it's more aimed at statisticians, than average people. But one thing I kept noting, was Alberta using land up north, right to the territories, and the Saskatchewan and Manitoba
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by b112 2mo ago
QEMU/kvm does this as a default, because keeping a more generic CPU / etc makes moving VMs between machines with different hardware possible. If you try to move a VM it won't work, of course, if the new machine doesn't
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by b112 2mo ago
Don't post generated text or AI-edited text. HN is for conversation between humans. Because it is not allowed here, that's why. See the guidelines.
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by b112 2mo ago
Backslid? What on Earth are you talking about? If you read carefully, when pulled into deeper nuance, I'm consistently discussing what is legal behaviour for that military. Yes, there is a difference between "that military itsel
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by b112 2mo ago
You're becoming abusive. But I guess if people don't agree with you, that makes it OK to step out of bounds. Sort of like when military units go out of bounds, or the police? Back to the point, have you yet made the comparisons I
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by b112 2mo ago
The large majority of the population in Vietnam, in both the North and the South, didn't want a foreign power controlling their country and determining their fate. They wanted to run their own country, and have peace. And yet, the po

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