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by crumpled 4y ago
I think you described the difference pretty well. If you just want to look at an image of a thing, finding one is good. You might even find a real picture of something. ( In the future, this isn't a given. ) Plus you'll have to fi
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by crumpled 4y ago
I've been dabbling with text-to-image generation quite a bit lately. I also do graphic design, drafting, and occasionally doodle with a pen or pencil. I really enjoy generating images, and I really enjoy drawing even though I'm no
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by crumpled 4y ago
Knowing Chinese Kanji gives a lot of insight into Japanese Kanji, which is borrowed from Chinese. Some of the meanings are exactly the same
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by crumpled 4y ago
Losing protection from what?
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by crumpled 4y ago
I think "One China" is about a lot of things beyond commerce. States do have an interest in protecting their trading partners, insofar as it's still a good deal. And the poorer the country, the lower the fruit for a hungry in
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by crumpled 4y ago
What sounds like that?
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by crumpled 4y ago
The index thinks that a widely- adopted package looks like a tempting target for hackers to inject malware. They need to help avoid that, for ethical, legal, and business reasons. Signing the release sounds perfectly reasonable too. HOWEVER
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by crumpled 4y ago
Episode 119 of Darkness Diaries (podcast) is about North Korean crypto hackers, and it touches on that. Basically, if you have the freedom to wander the internet, it's because the government provides your connection for their own gover
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by crumpled 4y ago
From the screenshots, the interface doesn't look similar at all. Thanks for pointing out dbgate though, I am downloading it. ;-) I really like Ultorg's grasp of how to display 3-dimensional+ data. That form generator shown in the
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by crumpled 5y ago
Depends on what you mean by "have them made" You can definitely do it yourself on-demand for less than a couple bucks. I think you could have a semi-pro looking package, and still do it yourself for less than $10
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by crumpled 5y ago
Yes, Black Hats know about security.
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by crumpled 5y ago
It's all adding up to a pretty good guerilla marketing campaign. Get an iPhone, or else. Every Android user needs Airguard, which will scan constantly for airtags. It's open source
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by crumpled 5y ago
I think most people have the same feeling. People are doing a lot of social calculus right now.
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by crumpled 5y ago
I know this is off-topic, but date pickers that don't let you type the date are so infuriating to me.
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by crumpled 5y ago
Big money is playing a long game. The tech industry is way ahead of any hint of regulations with regards to things like privacy, security or safety. New generations of people are brought unwillingly onto social media by parents. Some proble
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by crumpled 5y ago
I used to forward all my hotmail to sms in 1997. I felt so techy doing email on my little flip phone.
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by crumpled 5y ago
Honestly, how much of a hinderance is that? A person could just supply a recording of another person, couldn't they?
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by crumpled 5y ago
The quote in the article says "... historically been beyond our expertise."
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by crumpled 5y ago
If you look up into the corner of a website and it shows the Union Jack, that usually indicates the site is in English. It's not really ambiguous. Personally, I like the flags. After choosing this format of résumé, they can't just
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by crumpled 5y ago
The new Meta site doesn't make me think they are at all considering removing that forced integration.
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by crumpled 5y ago
Now they can say that hackers only made off with "Meta data". (Sorry)
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by crumpled 5y ago
Yes
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by crumpled 5y ago
You're the only person I've heard of using HDMI out of their cell phone USB port. So, I can definitely see a vendor deciding not to provide it and not pay a license for that technology on every handset they sell.
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by crumpled 5y ago
This comment has a sexist smell. I wonder if the same criticism would be leveled at an identical story written by a man. Obviously, I have no idea what goes on in other peoples heads.
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by crumpled 5y ago
The Arduino IDE was originally based on the Processing IDE, so that's the main connection there. I rarely, if ever, see a Processing/Arduino project. I do a lot with Arduinos, including interactive art, but maybe I'm hanging
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by crumpled 5y ago
Why would someone want to curate their data if they want to build a good model? Are they worried that a scientist is going to be exposed to a bad word? Are they imposing some cultural brand of morality upon the AI?
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by crumpled 5y ago
Keep in mind that Bitcoin is vulnerable to cracking by quantum computers some time in the next couple decades.
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by crumpled 5y ago
Have you searched your inbox for emails related to your GitHub account so you could see which address they were sent to?
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by crumpled 5y ago
I see Spring saying that using "zeta" in the future would result in content removal . I don't see the evidence of them saying the user would be banned. I think this issue is well out of proportion and doesn't warrant
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by crumpled 5y ago
This is good to know. The takeaway for me is to go claim my login.gov ID (if possible) before someone else does.

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