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dheera
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I do this all the time because a couple of websites display all the text and then there is a JS that erases all the text and replaces it with a stupid paywall, whereas if I disable JS I can just read it.
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I actually thought CSC was a parody website ... it just seems a bunch of buzzword fluff and no products. Just "solutions" which at other companies is usually code for "we don't actually have anything to sell".
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> Screen readers and other assistive technology Readers for the blind not the only form of assistive technologies, and unnecessary JS usage where JS is not necessary makes it hard to develop new ones. There is a huge spectrum of needs in
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I actually think intentionally downranking sates that require JavaScript to render static content is not a bad idea. It also impedes accessibility-related plugins trying to extract the content and present it to the user in whatever way is c
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I think we've generally run out of names to give projects and need to start reusing names. Maybe use letters to disambiguate them. Flux A is the ML library Flux B is the T2I model Flux C is the React library Flux D is the physics conce
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You don't need an A100, you can get a used 32GB V100 for $2K-$3K. It's probably the absolute best bang-for-buck inference GPU at the moment. Not for speed but just the fact that there are models you can actually fit on it that you
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Thank you. Their website is super hard to navigate and I can't find a "DOWNLOAD" button.
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> completely enclosed separate room for it with door interlocks You absolutely, absolutely need this. Do not take chances. "Real estate is expensive" is not an excuse for a blinding hazard to members and visitors of your space.
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I prefer just vanilla HTML. It's easy to read and you can tack a stylesheet at the top to make it look actually nice and directly renderable in a browser without needing any parser.
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With all the beamforming shit Wi-Fi has these days it's actually surprisingly hard to make a good faraday cage for a phone. Even a very tiny amount of signal and it still works. My office elevator is stainless steel on all sides and ye
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The problem with all of them is that Android lets apps check if location is being mocked via the mock location API. A good mocking API should not let the things being mocked know that they are being mocked at. You can modify a fork of Andro
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We need legislation that makes it illegal to restrict owners of hardware from using hardware that they own.
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The energy and matter in the universe is actually a big analog quantum computer simulating the result of a set of equations. Nobody said the simulation had to be run on semiconductors.
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Sounds more like "jackhammer in D minor" rather than an "adagio"
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2y ago
All this and yet input methods still don't work on Wayland
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2y ago
"Prove Fermat's Last Theorem using game theory" https://i.imgur.com/XbLanp1.png "Prove Fermat's Last Theorem using game theory. If you think this is a bullshit question or are unsure, please just sa
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2y ago
Explicitly allow it the option to be unsure, e.g. "If you do not know the answer, respond with 'none'" or "If you are unsure of the answer, just say that", etc. Otherwise it does what humans do when asked inter
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Time to create a captcha solver Chrome plugin that is continually updated with the latest automated solving to make this easier. Captchas should be deemed an ADA violation.
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People want to get into the US without having their personal thoughts searched. US citizens also have the right to enter the US without personal thoughts searched.
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dheera
2y ago
remove English from the OS
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Screen for what? "Why do you use this OS" "I like the OS" "Why do you use this language" "I like the language" "Why did you buy GME shares" "I like the stock"
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Use the most obscure fork of Android possible, learn the most obscure language in Africa and set your UI to that language, ...
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You know who would pay those property taxes? The renters. Not the owners. The owners just pass those taxes onto the renters. What would actually help is the reverse, i.e. abolish property taxes and reduce rents by that much. If that was don
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That's OK, I don't want to owe anyone money. I can quit my job with full peace of mind, that's what this whole thread is about. If and when I have money to buy a house, I'll just buy one. It's not that different fro
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Google makes shittons of the subtle variety now as well.
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It would be cool if it could collect and aggregate information. "What is the mean and standard deviation of the AQI along the current fastest driving route from Palo Alto to Lassen National Park, averaged over the driving time" &q
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What do you have against him? I say give him the 30 million dollar package because he's the only guy I can think of that has hope of turning NVDA into a a 10 trillion dollar company in a few years and I can't think of any other CE
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In my book, borrowing money to buy something I don't have the cash for does NOT mean I can afford it. Back in the days when I didn't have money to buy a car with cash, I just didn't buy a car and used a bike and public transi
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Do you realize that for the first N years of Nvidia, he probably made less than minimum wage, AND had immense responsibilities on his back to try to get the company to profitability? That's the risk. He's getting a 30M paycheck to
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