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by cfn 3y ago
I don't know if anyone mentionned it yet, but a big thing is that, while woodworking, you spend most of the time standing up AND moving around.
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by cfn 3y ago
It seems so, I have been looking into AvaloniaUI for a product and read several articles about people having success porting fairly complex WPF apps that use third-party components like grids.
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by cfn 3y ago
It is a few thousand USD/EUR. It is pricey but inline with most commercial WPF components.
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by cfn 3y ago
I see what you mean, yes correct.
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by cfn 3y ago
I asked it to create an icon for an app and there are two Tool entries: 1. DALL-E generation metadata: 1. A stylized chat bubble integrated with an abstract brain design, representing AI and chat. 2. A sleek, modern avatar that looks like a
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by cfn 3y ago
Look for TOOL in the conversation.js The system prompts are empty but the tools aren't. Ask ChatGPT something like "What is the price of IBM stock", then download the history and you will find a bunch of TOOL sections there.
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by cfn 3y ago
True, there's an easier way to get that information. Download your chat history and look in the conversations.json file. It's all there.
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by cfn 3y ago
I suspect this a reference to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5qxZm_JqM&t=4s
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by cfn 3y ago
This is spot on. I have had to do KYC for me and my company on a couple of financial sites and I hate to think where that data is saved and what will it actually be used for. And this is mandated by law which is crazy.
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by cfn 3y ago
I've been running Linux on a workstation for a year and NVIDIA drivers kill it every other update. I'm seriously considering moving it to the server room and getting something else for my desktop.
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by cfn 3y ago
Thirty years I was a subscriber and it was actually decent. After a few years of subscribing I noticed a pattern of recurring articles and stopped. I considered subscribing again a couple of years ago but it was so obviously not serious sci
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by cfn 3y ago
I suppose gas and coal are sourced from different places and that may give some resilience to the system. They also serve very different functions in the grid. Coal is for baseline and gas is for peak.
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by cfn 3y ago
It means "anything goes" in portuguese but maybe it is a coincidence.
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by cfn 3y ago
Your client will ask you for a document (can't remember the details) and to get it you have to register with the IRS. If you pay taxes or not, I'm not sure, the sale was too small and I just dropped the client.
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by cfn 3y ago
I have been in this situation but selling to the States. Nothing happens if you sell to end users who pay with credit card but as soon as you have a large sale to a company or institution they will ask for all kinds of documents that force
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by cfn 3y ago
Yes (Graphics Processing Unit).
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by cfn 3y ago
Would you mind giving examples where you use parametric masking? I read the docs* and it is not very clear to me the practical side (I'm a Lightroom user). * https://docs.darktable.org/usermanual/3.8/en/d
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by cfn 3y ago
And yet, nobody has regulated stackoverflow...
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by cfn 3y ago
Probably includes taxes, social security, health insurance, etc
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by cfn 3y ago
The latest Hasselblad already ships with an internal 1Tb SSD so there's hope.
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by cfn 3y ago
I see several personal accounts and I could also share mine but given that colonoscopies "rarely — but not that rarely — have serious side effects" and that there was only an overall 1% difference of all cause mortality between th
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by cfn 3y ago
That may already be a thing (garbage weighing) somewhere. There was a trial where residents were be billed by the weight of their garbage. The trial involved adding QR codes to the bins and an adapted garbage truck that weighed the bin and
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by cfn 3y ago
Current OLED desk monitors are terrible in the eye strain department. I got one thinking it would help and it is now relegated to YouTube detail. Nice image but it self dims after a few minutes when the image is static. Usually, I don'
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by cfn 3y ago
Cutler: ...Microsoft had DOS which was pathetic... Dave: .. I wrote some of that! That was hilarious. I still remember how good NT even though it struggled in my 486 with 4Mb of RAM, Dave Cutler is a legend.
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by cfn 3y ago
I think it is a big loss they don't get Scarlett Johansson's voice (watch the movie Her if you don't get the reference).
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by cfn 3y ago
It may be just an impression but ChatGPT used to give me very dry answers bordering on being dismissive and it got better and even enthusiastic when I started using Please... And this has been for technical questions, documentation, etc. I
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by cfn 3y ago
I haven't tried the AirPods yet and the shops around here (remote Atlantic islands) don't have an unboxed pair for me to try. From my experience the Pro models would work fine but the other models will probably fall when I am doin
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by cfn 3y ago
I was a teacher for a while and the main fustration we had was class size. Large classes (maybe more than 20 pupils but 15 was really nice size) were really hard to control and engage whereas smaller classes were always a pleasure.
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by cfn 3y ago
Not quite, in my limited experience, just one hour tutoring per week makes a huge difference. If this generalizes well we could have more of a 1 to 30 ratio.
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by cfn 3y ago
That is a bit too harsh, his ears may not be the right size or shape. I have had a lot of problems with AirPod like headphones and had to try several models before I found ones that don't fall off.

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