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dheera
1y ago
Meanwhile, I do a lot of photography and haven't posted anything in the past 2 years on Instagram because the AI garbage and influencer garbage now gets more attention than real photos of places on Earth you can actually go to. It feel
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Sure, but I see a lot of devs who have MacOS as their personal laptop and then complain about something in MacOS that is a non-issue in Linux.
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1y ago
There are cruel practices in almost every country, including the US or [wherever you are from]. Society evolves over time. Different countries overcome different problems at different points in time, and the time differences are just noise
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1y ago
I was there 8 weeks ago! I'll be posting pictures soon (stay tuned on IG @dheeranet) as well but quite a magical place, you see multiple seasons a day. Super place for introverts, you can book a place in Torshavn for a week and daytrip
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1y ago
And if it doesn't perform as expected in the world, all human efforts should be on fixing the actual code. Anything else, especially non-technical conversations, is a waste of human time.
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1y ago
Just switch to Linux ... In Gnome just hit Windows+Right or Windows+Left it does exactly what you want. Install some Gnome plugins if you want 2x2 or 3x2 or other custom tiling. I genuinely don't get why so many devs use MacOS when Lin
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1y ago
They should call in a bunch of robotics and PyTorch experts to investigate the code, actually, and preferably also submit a pull request to Amazon. Amazon should be required to pay this "squat team". The FAA does not have the expe
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1y ago
"The Tolleson Police Department is investigating" The police is not qualified to investigate this. The only people that should be investigating is people who understand the code that the drones run. Accidents will happen as long a
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1y ago
The real AI startups are those who are using AI to make profits on day 0. They will outlive a crash. They don't need Y Combinator.
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On the flipside, if I'm attending a meeting, I should have a right to my choice of disability assistance. I have glasses to deal with vision impairment, and notetaking assistance to deal with short term memory impairment. The AI is a p
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1y ago
Maybe it can be an advanced keyboard that does more than just a keyboard. Like maybe it calls an LLM and types shit for you, and you plug it into something else as a USB device, and implement USB 1.0 by bit-banging the GPIO or some shit
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1y ago
> MacOS If you want to target privacy nerds, please consider supporting Linux off the bat.
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1y ago
> Wanting to finish school is a negative signal No. This sounds like VC trash advice and very bad career advice. Startup chances of success are <5%, and many of the factors are beyond your control. A degree is still relevant in being
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1y ago
I want to create a GenAI fork of this where you do one character and it tries to mimic the style for all of the others.
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1y ago
I'm fine with paying the fee but (a) It should be automatic -- if they have the tech to enforce parking like a witch hunt, they should have the tech to just charge people for parking automatically just like Fastrak and everything else.
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1y ago
> dormant 402 HTTP status code Just use 403 until payments are made. This seems like an unnecessary marketing focus on an error instead of the actual technology. API payments don't need to happen on the fly, and it will probably be
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1y ago
Need to pair this with an API for Tesla FSD so that cars just move themselves automatically
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1y ago
Even if AI doesn't use more electricity, electric cars and clean energy flight will need it.
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1y ago
My Framework has the same battery issues as OP. My previous two Xiaomi laptops also held charge for a long time on suspend, though not weeks.
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1y ago
The point is that Linux allows you to customize it to your liking, almost infinitely. There is almost nothing you cannot do. People are comparing them to vanilla Mac setups because Macs don't really let you have a non-vanilla experienc
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1y ago
Not really, some of them will serve the plaintext if you are Google
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1y ago
I tried this but I found a lot of vile websites these days load the actual article with JS
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1y ago
I didn't even see that, I guess because I have both popups and cookies blocked (with exceptions for cookies on a few websites I actually log in to) so it's not like they could store data even if they wanted to. I don't need t
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1y ago
Beginner Spanish question: Shouldn't it be Família Sagrada?
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1y ago
When every goddamn webpage presents itself to me like this: https://i.imgur.com/mMi8an3.png I do need machines to do the browsing for me.
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I change it after install, but let's be realistic: I'm not Linus Torvalds or Guido von Rustum, it's not like they would listen to me or take my patch.
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1y ago
Because it works? Why wouldn't you?
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1y ago
I do this on all my workstations, phones, wall clocks, Google calendar, and everything. After a lot of frustration I found it the lesser of evils to just think in UTC regardless of where I am in the world, and convert for local people on th
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1y ago
> You can choose that. Set your timezone to Etc/GMT-8. In the Debian installer yes, but the stupid Ubuntu installer forces you to pick from a map.
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I run all my clocks and computers in UTC. I hate that I have to select "Reykjavik" in the Ubuntu installer instead of just "UTC".
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