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by dingdingdang 11mo ago
I'm mildly confused as to the value over, say RustDesk. The latter allows remote control of external machines and has ip hole punching .. no hardware involved! Any takes here?
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Exactly this - vaccinate even a small town and cardiovascular issues will start popping amongst the neighbors, there is very good reason why there has been, and is, a public backlash on the MRNA vaccine usage among those who have eyes to se
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Blood Money was a good game - way too hard for me as a child but it had an atmosphere and soundtrack that gave it it's own following at the time and place in my memory banks as an extremely well crafted game. Thanks to OP for the artic
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
I think someone is missing a massive marketing/product-improvement opportunity by not selling a scaffold for the bike to allow it to be used as an exercise bike - this is turn would make significant savings on people's electricity
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Additionally it would be excellent to have a "community support estimate" score so that one might factor in how much of a support bus-factor is at play.
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
I started out with WinGet but found the coverage lacking and ended up sideloading stuff which then soured the whole thing for me.. Choco basically has better coverage in my experience.
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
>> to perform up to Apple's typical standards of polish and control. >i no longer believe they have kept on to the standards in general. One 100% agree with this, if I compare AI's ability to speed up the baseline for me
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
The only, as per personal exp, way to properly setup a Win11 machine these days is strictly via LTSC release and WinUtil from Chris Titus + local account - clean and no "feature" updates for almost 10 yrs. Add to that Chocolatey f
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Even if you do ALL the techinical work you can still find yourself banned/ignored as I learned years ago the hard way.. even big providers outside MS/Goog duopoly finds themselves partially unable to deliver business emails at tim
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Also better and faster though!! It's close to a Daft Punk type situation.
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
The legendary status is also enhanced by the absolute nightmare that pointers enable if used with indiscretion or high level proficiency - a triple pointer is a good example for me but there's many many more, and arguably worse, exampl
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
This is literally amazing research, just because we are getting closer to rejuvenating tissue does not imply that suddenly we will stop dying - it just means vastly increased health span which means less health care cost and more joy in lif
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
All centralized services will eventually present a variant of this disease and indeed almost all are already. Actual baseline improvement in technology requires fully decentralized software similar to bittorrent and it's ilk imho.
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Honestly nice move on CF's part, have to say; there's more real energy moving in the open source world since Lunduke started commenting.
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Not only can you configure it to never stat; it has also been on by default since PHP 5.5 afaicr
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
I find some of the language around FrankenPHP difficult to parse - is FrankenPHP always in loop mode (ala ReactPHP) or is it simply an option? I can't tell.. my gut reaction upon reading the intro material is that they "simply&quo
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
The point made in the article: * resource leaks are non-existent Can not be emphasized enough imo. The amount of absolute ridiculous levels of pain instigated by expecting a core code loop to run -forever- and doing so well while being writ
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
No no, not at all, see: https://openai.com/index/why-language-models-hallucinate/ which was recently featured on the frontpage - excellent clean take on how to fix the issue (they already got a long way with gpt-5
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Very impressive numbers.. wonder how this would scale on 4 relatively modern desktop PCs, like say something akin to a i5 8th Gen Lenovo ThinkCentre, these can be had for very cheap. But like @geerlingguy indicates - we need model compatibi
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Bet you don't miss Python's massively lackluster performance when compared to PHP though! Nb. I use both for diff things (good luck instrumenting ai stuff with PHP!) but the fact that I have to reach for C extensions for python to
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Well, in a sense it's the Milgram experiment ratio (roughly 2/3rds will go along with whatever those in authority say). I have personally gone from being discouraged about that factoid to simply being intrigued.. A very early exam
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
I'm thinking it's time for a 2nd phone (in my case old one from cupboard) to become the regular daily GrapheneOS enabled driver and then keep a modern Google(tm) updated one at home for all the "official crap" whenever n
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Yes, pre-empt the opposition Rumsfeld style and you ain't gotta worry about anyone taking that position any time soon #chat-with-ai
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
This so many times over, using/introducing AI in an already managerially dysfunctional organisation is like giving automatic weapons to a band of vikings - it will with utmost certitude result in a quickening of their demise. A demise
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
I mean, yes. And also; it's the age old problem that arises every time a new technology arrives in full: it requires a steadier-than-priorly hand in order to not have ballistic effects on society. This goes for books over what-my-bette
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Well, as a fellow parent I agree; but in my experience it only works when the trainer presents a perpetually lived example of said empathy (which at times can be hard!)
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Once heard a good sermon from a reverend who clearly outlined that any attempt to embed "spirit" into a service, whether through willful emoting, or songs being overly performary, would amount to self-deception since aforementione
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Good work dude! It's way more functional to integrate the overall ecosystem rather than re-forking vscode ad infinitum!
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
The frontpage needs technical details, you are not selling these retro machines to regular consumers but to nerds and the children of nerds*. *including myself. edit: pish-posh, I'm just not looking properly, found the specs and happy
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by dingdingdang 1y ago
Sounds good, but also sounds odd that a dicey internet situation caused you to move to the cloud as opposed to local (I guess could be dicey uplink for remote team or similar)

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