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by cocoto 1y ago
There could easily be a web standard to allow/disallow NSFW content and the web browsers could broadcast this flag based on settings at OS level similarly to the light/dark theme setting at OS level that can be used by websites an
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by cocoto 1y ago
The problem is that you can not ban eugenic tech long term, because the other countries will use this to get better IQ and dominate you.
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by cocoto 1y ago
The problem here is that you are seeking perfection. Simply play with a non-optimal configuration and enjoy!
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by cocoto 1y ago
Connecting an LLM to the web or database is something cheap, not something expensive.
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by cocoto 2y ago
As seen in the comments here, better to use a term like “source available”. It’s also more clear because the word “open” is way too abstract.
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by cocoto 2y ago
Simply rename the device “malware” at this point.
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by cocoto 2y ago
I think you now have to pay for education if you come from outside the EU, at least in France. It is still cheaper than the US because it is massively subsidized by the working class. A person coming to EU only for free /cheap educatio
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by cocoto 2y ago
The backdoor was not targeting Nix but it had to not raise any suspicion during a build in Nix to not be exposed.
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by cocoto 2y ago
No, restaurateur is often used here in France, simply for someone owning a business and working in “restauration”. When using restaurateur instead of propriétaire we are emphasizing the work, because someone can be the owner without actuall
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by cocoto 2y ago
It is political of course, because the left would like to provide to the financially illiterates, such that they don’t have to manage their own money. If everyone is saving/investing, the socialist system is mostly redundant (except fo
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by cocoto 2y ago
Not every programmer can be a good manager, but no non-programmer can be a good manager on a programming project.
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by cocoto 2y ago
It is specified previously in the text that support for references would be nice for optionals.
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by cocoto 2y ago
Is there any noticeable latency in graphics using a VM? As far as I remember VMs were a disaster for latency some years ago (Windows or Linux host).
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by cocoto 2y ago
Of course data matters but the routing engine is also very important, with the calibration of the weights on the edges of the graph. For cycling it feels like Organic Maps is so much better than Google Maps and Apple Maps, consistently off
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by cocoto 2y ago
Small question to anyone with this workflow. Do you (re)run CI on every affected commit? If no, what is the point of small commits if you lose any guarantees? I much prefer the honest linear non-modified history.
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by cocoto 2y ago
You can click on the three dot menu at the right of the path, there is an option to open a terminal. You can also switch to icon view and right-click between icons to open a terminal. You can also go to parent folder, right click the folder
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by cocoto 2y ago
You also decrease entropy by having a minimum length rule. The point of these rules is only to forbid weak passwords.
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by cocoto 2y ago
In my opinion squashing is all you need. You keep the organic history on the original branch and the clean and easy to follow history on the master branch. Ideal would be to have a “collapsing” commit instead of squashing for ergonomy.
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by cocoto 2y ago
Too bad their 24 inches monitor for programmers has such low resolution. I’m keeping my 4k 24”.
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by cocoto 3y ago
It might run but support and packaging is missing, compared to gtk oficially supported for other languages and packaged on distributions that matter (e.g. Debian).
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by cocoto 4y ago
There is a before/after toggle for the second street. Pretty dishonest to compare summer photos with green trees with winter photos and trees without leaves, they should fix it.
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by cocoto 4y ago
I'm not an expert but the water pressure from drops can be quite high. Same idea when putting your watch under the tap.
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by cocoto 4y ago
These 1mb are only for the daemon and not taking into account the dependencies. Although I’m pretty sure the linux version is more lightweight in general because the gtk dependency is very likely to already be installed.
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by cocoto 4y ago
Serious question, why would you write the increment function differently than this simple one below? void vector8_inc(std::vector<uint8_t> &v) { for (uint8_t &x : v) { ++x; } } No need to deal with indices or p
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by cocoto 4y ago
I find them extremely unnatural and spoiling any natural landscape. I live in a beautiful place on earth with very little human activities (nearly no agriculture or buildings) and would never accept if some were installed there.
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by cocoto 4y ago
In France, crossing red lights by bike is allowed when there is a special sign. It’s extremely convenient but dangerous when you are used to it and rarely driving a car.
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by cocoto 4y ago
There is definitely a gradient in safety and almost everybody agree with that. What is controversial is how much safety you actually need.
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by cocoto 6y ago
I was in the exact same situation when I was a kid, I could stay awake in my bed for hours. It was extremely frustrating waking my mother at 3am to tell her that I can’t fall asleep. Nowadays, in my early 20s I can basically fall asleep in
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by cocoto 7y ago
I don't think browsing a website named Hacker NEWS is really "quitting the news (on every medium)".