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by dmingod666 4y ago
For one side it's an existential question, the other side its just a rounding error.. There is no explicit loss of value for Google, they save money + get more chrome users.. Now if MS comes into play or are already playing in the back
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by dmingod666 4y ago
I don't have specific views on what they've written.. but 90% of donations to Firefox come from Google. The 3 year contract ends in 2023.. If Google decides to not fund it next year it's bad management on FFs part. Putting al
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by dmingod666 4y ago
What George is saying makes total sense. Why I had commented on your post was I couldn't understand your reasoning that somehow relativity and the 2 bombs couldn't have happened without each other I found that quite bizarre..
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by dmingod666 4y ago
How much are you going to regulate and stop? Game engines currently give photorealistic realtime content.. stop unreal and metahumans too? What about v6 of unreal? What if this same repo was owned by Nvidia and it had some commercial intere
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by dmingod666 4y ago
Your response doesn't make any sense. Care to elaborate?
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by dmingod666 4y ago
I bet he doesn't have the same enthusiasm to write about the top 2 religions this way.
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by dmingod666 4y ago
DDG is very nice -- I was pleasantly surprised, I wanted a few images in a python script a while back.. get the library, run all the searches you want, save images.. haven't looked but I just assume, Google won't let you do it and
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by dmingod666 4y ago
I get surprised by so many AI startups using discord as their product interface. First time I saw it used, I was like, don't you have enough funds to build your own interface? Still find it jarring to go from a slick looking site to a
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Fine tuning Stable Diffusion v2.0 with DreamBooth(dushyantmin.com)
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by dmingod666 4y ago
F222 does a little more coherent anatomy..not surprising given its background
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by dmingod666 4y ago
A100 costs 10-12k USD 40GB/80GB vram and it's not even targeted at the individual gamer (not effective at gaming) -- they don't even give these things to big YouTube reviewers(LTT). So 4k people will be hard to find. 3090, yo
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by dmingod666 4y ago
I pay for jetbrains and GitHub co-pilot from my pocket I find it totally worth it. I think they must have been hesitant in asking for money. Copilot was free for 3 months and then paid.
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by dmingod666 4y ago
I remember watching a few videos where He's done comparisons as well.
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by dmingod666 4y ago
I mean he could have watched 2 videos of the LPL channel as research and he'd know better that not all locks can be just opened by a rake tool..
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by dmingod666 4y ago
LockPickingLawyer is very skilled, but the tools he used in this video were basic, a wave rake only - definitely a low skill attack. He did it 4 times in a span of 3 mins, while still reviewing the lock..
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by dmingod666 4y ago
What I meant to say was, there needs to be a cut-off point for company responsibility. Agree, there should be other alternatives to SMS incase a user get locked out.
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by dmingod666 4y ago
Fair enough, but, you then have the problem of not being able to cater to people with feature phones. I think a combined email or SMS based options solve most problem cases. I don't understand the hate for SMS, like "how are these
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by dmingod666 4y ago
I don't doubt your claim, I think it's more common to have ID verification across the world. That aside, I think at one point if people make dumb choices, they're screwed, can't do anything about it..
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by dmingod666 4y ago
"People losing access to their phone is a scenario and puts users at significant risk of losing access to key accounts" You'd go to your network provider, show ID and in hours you have your SIM back. What is this hyperbole..?
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by dmingod666 4y ago
The new owner knows this, that the whole company is itching to self sabotage and crash twitter if they can..
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by dmingod666 4y ago
I don't they're doing code reviews to understand the quality of the code. I think he's getting a few people he can trust to know their way around the architecture, so tomorrow if some employee decides it's a righteous ca
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by dmingod666 4y ago
I don't disagree, but, I mean, the moment you start serving fake google pages from your server -- you are straight 'scammer' in my book.
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by dmingod666 4y ago
'Docker + WASM' definitely gave me the impression that docker is now leveraging wasm to be able to run your normal container workloads directly on the browser. Like if you have any docker container, you can now take that, with som
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by dmingod666 4y ago
I am trying to head around this. what are the limitations of this? ok, for example can you deploy postgres on the browser with this? can you have a full OS container running on the browser with this, say ubuntu shell frontend with some java
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by dmingod666 4y ago
I always ctrl click and open multiple tabs, back button doesn't come into play. I assume a lot of people do this.
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by dmingod666 4y ago
The moment you are impersonating Google and your competitors, it's very clearly in fraud/criminal behaviour territory. No serious business will even consider doing something like this.
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by dmingod666 4y ago
I'd prefer just go with hyperv at that point and build containers in a Linux environment.. IDEs can still access your VMs so you can have all the nice syntax highlighting etc from Windows but you are building inside Linux. You have rea
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by dmingod666 4y ago
thanks! this looks really good, will give it a try. love that they have maps! :)
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by dmingod666 4y ago
Oh not to forget the beautiful syntax highlighting for the correct language with the ability to paste images .. text files just cannot compete. Of course they have a place but notion as a tool is quite useful.
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by dmingod666 4y ago
I do Dev and manage servers and databases -- I need one place where I can find all my stuff. Googling and going through 15 links for the same issue every 7 months all over again is a chore -- as a knowledge worker. I need to have a base of

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