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by chillfox 4y ago
They won't unless someone who know specifics actually reports it.
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by chillfox 4y ago
If you are that unique then obviously you will need to develop your own unique operating system to perfectly get what you want... For me, either Mac or Linux works just fine, no fighting required. I am just not that special.
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by chillfox 4y ago
The developer, obviously.
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by chillfox 4y ago
So how many of those 100 trillion synapses are actually in the part of the brain that does the thinking? Because the brain has different regions (subsystems) responsible for different things.
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ChatGPT data leak has Italian lawmakers scrambling to regulate data collection(arstechnica.com)
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by chillfox 4y ago
Or you know, you could stop fighting with your computer/OS/vendor and pick a different OS. No OS brings enough of a difference these days that it’s worth suffering an adversarial relationship with.
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by chillfox 4y ago
It’s hoping to catch you off guard one day so you miss click or wear you down.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Yeah they do. It started with Windows 10. It’s one of the reasons I moved over to Linux for gaming last year (I have been using Linux for work for years)
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by chillfox 4y ago
That calculators will take most of the math jobs and companies wont have math departments anymore...
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by chillfox 4y ago
Minecraft redstone is a terrible example. The idea of it is great, the implementation, not so much. It's super non obvious for a lot of thing, have got behaviour that changes based on location in the world, etc... It' not uncommon
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by chillfox 4y ago
I don't have a single computer that takes over 9 seconds to boot...
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by chillfox 4y ago
PROTON_HIDE_NVIDIA_GPU=0 PROTON_ENABLE_NVAPI=1 gamemoderun %command% That the main thing I add for most games in Steam.
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by chillfox 4y ago
I was seriously considering abandoning gaming on PC and just using a Nintendo Switch. These days there are so many great indie games that don't require much hardware.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Oh, I am sure I could wrestle Windows into submission if I wanted to. I just don't want to fight with my computer. If Steam was not available on Linux then I would likely still have abandoned Windows and just limited my gaming to whate
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by chillfox 4y ago
I have always used Windows for my gaming PC, but last year when I got a new one I went for Linux. I was just tired of having to constantly reset my settings, remove ads/candy crush from the start menu.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Why wold you use daylight savings on a server, let alone a hypervisor?
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by chillfox 4y ago
Presumably the same as always. They are rich and we are not.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Eh... I used to think they were just a normal marketing department. I have since learned that they were good and most places have bad ones.
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by chillfox 4y ago
I am guessing that a lot of people who entered the industry since big cloud was a thing never learnt the basics of how to deploy on servers, so these 2000 lines of code are absolutely magic to them. Personally I use a ~200 line shell script
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by chillfox 4y ago
OK, if you don't want to get good at planning as a company, that's fine. It's OK, just please don't pretend that it's impossible. I worked at a startup that did the crazy scaling with physical servers just fine. No
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by chillfox 4y ago
It's easier to massively over provision or use the cloud than it is to get good at capacity planning. Same as how it's easier to use a GC than it is to do manual memory management. They are all valid strategies, the key is picking
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by chillfox 4y ago
Pretty sure "just having a checkbox" is a massively difficult problem when it comes to AI tech and baking it in is much easier.
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by chillfox 4y ago
I think the entire scaling thing is a bit like "manual memory management vs GC", both have advantages and disadvantages.
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by chillfox 4y ago
I started my career at a company that was excellent at capacity management and prediction. Using physical hardware they never hit a capacity problem, ever, despite growing like crazy. This did require the Marketing department being in close
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by chillfox 4y ago
There is a very big difference from being a user of K8s and being someone maintaining a K8s cluster. If you are a user of K8s, then yeah, deploying apps is pretty simple most of the time. Maintaining a K8s cluster on the other hand becomes
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by chillfox 4y ago
If you control the --chaos --stylize and --seed then you can get more consistent results.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Same, This is seriously tempting me to subscribe to creative cloud if it's possible to run Photoshop on Linux.
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by chillfox 4y ago
With that approach you risk ending up in a very frustrating loop of copyrighted works... A bit like picking a name in an MMORPG that's been out for a few months ends up being a hell of constantly getting your name requests rejected ove
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by chillfox 4y ago
Isn’t the embed api meant to solve the issue of providing the model with access to a knowledge base?
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by chillfox 4y ago
Interesting… so finally a tech advantage to being in Australia. I still get the 100 messages/4h during the day here. Late at night (it’s about 1am now) it’s hard to get logged in due to congestion.

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