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by dom96 3y ago
Did Mr Beast not realise that creating thousands of ghost restaurants would be a bad idea?
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by dom96 3y ago
Wow, +500ms latency under upload load for me with Hyperoptic. Incredibly poor. https://www.waveform.com/tools/bufferbloat?test-id=8205ec7e-...
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by dom96 3y ago
That's all fair, though there is one clear advantage that commuting has (via certain modes of transport) and that is exercise. I say this as someone that loves working from home, but before I did so I would get thousands of steps in ev
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by dom96 3y ago
> because of Korean's overlapping surnames This is why you list the full name, rather than just the surnames. As you've listed them they are quite helpful.
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by dom96 3y ago
I feel like I am out of the loop on this one. But everything I am seeing makes me skeptical, can anyone explain why I should be excited about this being anything more than just a fake paper?
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by dom96 3y ago
How is Toonami Aftermath able to air this? Do they have an agreement with Cartoon Network? How did they manage this? Anyone have any insights?
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by dom96 3y ago
Looks like it's also not possible to register xn--971h.com (I tried both Namecheap and Cloudflare).
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by dom96 3y ago
So not even the script was written by the AI?
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by dom96 3y ago
I skimmed the paper and didn't see an answer to this: how much of the video did the AI actually generate? how much of it was touched up by humans and how much of it was actually drawn/animated solely by humans?
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by dom96 3y ago
It does include a screenshot though?
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by dom96 3y ago
> though I think Brave is probably still a good recommendation for users that don't want to go through the effort of installing an ad blocker Is that really the only reason to install Brave? Starting to wonder if I should just set u
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by dom96 3y ago
I probably wouldn't go as far as saying "extremely dangerous" but I do agree. For the most popular use case (i.e. web services) a thread per core with an event loop in each thread is the best model.
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by dom96 3y ago
https://blog.picheta.me/ Been off and on with blogs over my journey in tech (from blogspot to rolling my own custom static blog generator). Recently I decided to give it another go and this time using HashNode (I considered
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by dom96 3y ago
citation needed
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by dom96 3y ago
They “permanently suspended” it. It appears I have read-only access to my comments/subreddits but cannot comment/upvote/access my subreddits moderator tools.
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by dom96 3y ago
I think so. Though it’s not nearly as sophisticated as you might think. Are you interested in hosting an instance of it?
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by dom96 3y ago
I am still somewhat shocked that they went through with this. I built a Reddit API[1] alternative as a form of protest, they responded by blocking my personal Reddit account. Very sad what Reddit has become. 1 - https://api.reddi
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by dom96 3y ago
Are you not concerned about the Chromecast being a spybox?
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by dom96 3y ago
How can people work together when one person insults the other? It's not sustainable, especially in a volunteer-based project (which most open source projects are).
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by dom96 3y ago
Like with many things, the devil is in the details. Many people seem to have had some bad experience with a moderator and are blaming it on a CoC. Whether a CoC exists or not, it's down to the moderators to be fair and professional. So
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Can ChatGPT Help My Non-Coder Partner Build Software?(blog.picheta.me)
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by dom96 3y ago
No idea I'm afraid
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by dom96 3y ago
I built a programmable one a while back[1] with the primary use case being TfL departures. I have hooked it up to a smart plug with energy consumption metrics and the max it uses is around 0.53Wh every 10 minutes. At one point I considered
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by dom96 3y ago
Mastodon is more of a Twitter replacement, no?
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by dom96 3y ago
Today while I was searching it was a double whammy because Stackoverflow was down. So Reddit content was gone and StackOverflow too. That's basically the two resources for coding knowledge gone.
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by dom96 3y ago
I'm beginning to think that these kinds of "public utility" websites should be run by non-profits. Why is Wikipedia the only success story here?
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by dom96 3y ago
> Unfortunately, discussions of Reddit-like fediverse services Lemmy and Kbin on Reddit were colored by paranoia after the company banned users and subreddits related to these projects (reportedly due to “spam”). While these accounts and
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by dom96 3y ago
How does Google use Reddit's data in its models? You can access most (all?) Reddit pages without hitting Reddit at all via the "Cached" link in the search results. Does Google have a special agreement with Reddit (and all oth
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by dom96 3y ago
> as long as you're not building an application that acts as a proxy to Reddit. Presumably you mean an app which displays Reddit.com as-is (i.e. with their logos/icons/UX). But what about a service which acts as a proxy to
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by dom96 3y ago
Personally I'm most interested in the United Kingdom (since that is where I reside). But I would guess HN would be mostly interested in California (and I would be too since that is where Reddit is based).

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