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by bilekas 1y ago
Maybe I'm wrong but in this case, couldn't you create your own middleware server that could consume the Weber stream feed and then stream out as a regular vlc consumable feed? I'm guessing there will be some transcoding on th
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by bilekas 1y ago
> You throw your computer out of the window, quit your regulatory job and vote "Yes" on Brexit. Talk about throwing the baby out with the bathwater. > Okay okay, yes, this is a bit of an apples-to-oranges comparison: The EUD
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by bilekas 1y ago
Given the OP just complained about reading 3 lines it's safe to assume they didn't get that far.
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by bilekas 1y ago
I don't know the finer details of this project that's being launched, but if I'm setting up a global DNS server, I want to make sure it stays up all the time, it's kind of the point. It's not a project that "We
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by bilekas 1y ago
> as any critique of the EU seems to be met with universal outrage. Absolutely not, in fact as an EU citizen, I am the first to call out issues and complain about things getting changed. That's why there are nicer privacy protection
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by bilekas 1y ago
To play devils advocate here, maybe the idea is that if the part is not eligible for third party sales by way of patents etc, then the manufacturer should not be allowed to simply charge more for a replacement part that that of a newer mode
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by bilekas 1y ago
I have resorted to rolling my own version of irccloud. It became embarrassing how much I spent over the years for such a simple service. Also learning then irc protocol in its bizarre entirety was pretty fun.
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by bilekas 1y ago
> Oh, wait, is Elon porting the venerable xchat to Rust? :) If this hasn't been done already, I have a new weekend project!
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by bilekas 1y ago
I think you missed the joke. As a fellow XChat user I can assure you, Elon is wrong.
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by bilekas 1y ago
I'm still not sure the question makes much sense, if it's a general: "I want to support the project and so I want to seed a large chunk" Okay, I guess it's your due diligence to check, but there is a reporting featu
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by bilekas 1y ago
This is a really strange question to be honest you could ask this literally about any download let alone simply torrents of documents.
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by bilekas 1y ago
Are you sure this data is correct ? There is a listing of the "Most Upvoted Story" at 390, but I feel like I have seen regularly items higher than that. One example I see today is : https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by bilekas 1y ago
This is actually something I've been looking for for a while, through some workarounds with jelkyfin and others I've been able to navigate something but this seems promising. I've got a few questions maybe later with the prot
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by bilekas 1y ago
Ooh this is fun actually will check this out. I have my Gamecube gathering dust somewhere, great excuse to bring it out. I'm half joking, but the cynic in me worries that a company line Nintento will have some patents on something here
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by bilekas 1y ago
This comment is so on point, reminds me of the old one about if you owe the bank 500k they own you, but if you owe then 2Billion you own them. Something along those lines, maybe I'm only noticing it more recently but it seems to me tha
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by bilekas 1y ago
In Spain LaLiga IS the government.
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by bilekas 1y ago
Well in the screenshot it clearly states : "Your phone number was Updated by Google." That doesn't really sound like it was any users input.
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by bilekas 1y ago
> Google Search head Liz Reid said during her testimony that allowing publishers to opt out of individual features would add “enormous complexity,” So instead they actively decided to consume without acredition. Say what you like about n
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by bilekas 1y ago
> We've gone on holiday by mistake.
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by bilekas 1y ago
One of my favourite movies. While being hysterical it has the melancholic undertone too. Surprised to see it listed on the front page here though.
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by bilekas 1y ago
That's actually super interesting and kinda great to hear, I guess my follow up question is obvious but would insurance companies cover that kind of procedure in the US? I get the impression it wouldn't be.. but if out of pocket..
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by bilekas 1y ago
It would be nice, but you know how politics can usually turn into a bit of a toxic environment online. That said, I personally don't see the DOGE thing as anything other than a way to reduce the power of regulatory enforcement. I'
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by bilekas 1y ago
I didn't want to bring up specifics but I'd be lying if it wasn't on my mind.
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by bilekas 1y ago
> But KJ’s treatment — which built on decades of federally funded research — offers a new path for companies to develop personalized treatments without going through years of expensive development and testing. Really incredible story and
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by bilekas 1y ago
I'd argue the opposite.. For example in this case of they roll it out without tearing and something catastrophic happens. The faith in the tech will not be restored for generations, regardless of how much testing is done. Better to hav
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by bilekas 1y ago
Nah, I can see a losing argument when I see one. In my eyes, the OP was asking about the LLM/AI side and not the editor. But okay, zed now has one built in. I know now.
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by bilekas 1y ago
Yes very observant, modified forks with their agents built in. Zed does not have any built in, sublime does not have agents built in but if you like you can continue this disingenuous discussion.
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by bilekas 1y ago
I don't dispite Zed is great, I actually am using it myself, but it's an editor first and foremost. The OP, to me at least seems to be asking more-so about the AI agent comparisons.
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by bilekas 1y ago
Zed is an editor firslty.. The Ops has mentioned options which are AI development "agents" basically.
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by bilekas 1y ago
The context changes when you see the OP devoted a lot of his life to it. God forbid we don't encourage that here.

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