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by copperx 10mo ago
Isn't this considered to be "shadow IT"? and some enterprise networking devices have automated detection for such setups, I believe (?)
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by copperx 10mo ago
Do you mind expounding on how it has saved you? I'd love to know the practical use cases.
273.
by copperx 10mo ago
I remember using mina and it was much faster than Capistrano. Sadly, it seems it's now unmaintained.
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by copperx 10mo ago
Great, but is it free of DEI? can it be used in official documents?
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by copperx 10mo ago
I wish I could tell honest comments from satire apart. It's especially hard after reading the future HN created by Gemini that was posted yesterday.
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by copperx 10mo ago
Is this why depressed people often end up making the best predictions? In personal situations there's clearly a self fulfilling prophecy going on, but when it comes to the external world, the predictions come out pretty accurate.
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by copperx 10mo ago
Inkjets are a no go if you're printing any significant amount of pages or if you're only printing sporadically. That's like 99% of their use case. The other 1% is photo printing, which I see a bit pointless when you can get a
278.
by copperx 10mo ago
It was a different time, too. I remember being starstruck after seeing the UI. Windows looked overwhelmingly grey in comparison.
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by copperx 11mo ago
Tangential: My eyesight is bad in the dark, and the tendency of darkening the video to show the controls that started with the YouTube player enrages me to no end!!! There is no need to make the video disappear!
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by copperx 1y ago
But we said the same about GenAI.
281.
by copperx 1y ago
One must live a very privileged life to mind a 2x a year inconvenience in exchange for a working brain. I wouldn't mind 10x a day injections if it keeps Alzheimer's at bay. Actually, I wouldn't mind a continuous IV drip.
282.
by copperx 1y ago
The concept is straightforward. The syntax isn't. That's why cdecl.org exists.
283.
by copperx 1y ago
Why that specific model, tho? I'm looking for something like that. Are there other worthy models?
284.
by copperx 1y ago
Why would it have to be GaN? a 40W charger wouldn't suffice at a hotel?
285.
by copperx 1y ago
Would a CT scanner work better for your use case? (ignoring cost)
286.
by copperx 1y ago
Why? It's brilliant.
287.
by copperx 1y ago
The Walgreens pharmacist scolded my 35 year old girlfriend for getting it, saying that it was useless at her age. She insisted and he reluctantly administered the first dose (and later got the rest at another location). He even questioned h
288.
by copperx 1y ago
I hate AI CS with a passion. It has neither the information or the authority to be effective.
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by copperx 1y ago
Spending R&D in something like this is much more important that building fancier hearing aids. Universal subtitles would be a life changer.
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by copperx 1y ago
There's some hoping that some maladies of aging such as vertigo are more treatable in the coming decades, for those fortunate to be alive by then.
291.
by copperx 1y ago
If I've learned something about humans in my 40+ years of being alive is that in the long term, convenience trumps all other considerations.
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by copperx 1y ago
Positive or negative quality?
293.
by copperx 1y ago
That's crazy. Is the eyeball a special place where antibiotics can't travel? Maybe I'm missing part of the story, but going from infection to enucleation seems crazy. But I have no idea what's involved.
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by copperx 1y ago
Current GenAI is nothing but a proof of concept. The seed is there. What AI can do at the moment is irrelevant. This is like the discovery of DNA. It changed absolutely everything in biology. The fact that something simple like the Transfor
295.
by copperx 1y ago
Yeah, if there's overwhelming superiority, why not? But a lot of surgeries are special corner cases. How do you train for those?
296.
by copperx 1y ago
But why is condescension tolerable when the person is right?
297.
by copperx 1y ago
Classical and jazz just stopped trying and standardized the instruments. Other types of music are more open to incorporating new instruments. At least that's how I feel.
298.
by copperx 1y ago
Way too much, in fact, if we go by daily Spotify uploads.
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by copperx 1y ago
Regarding your trip to hell, I'm interested to know if you have a lifelong belief in heaven and hell, or if it came by itself during the trip. As an atheist with no supernatural beliefs (that I know of), I wonder if a trip on LSD for m
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by copperx 1y ago
I like the potential healing value of Ketamine. But that doesn't make replacing every instance of ketamine with "horse tranquilizer" any less funny.

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