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drtgh
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This parameter, at first glance, appears to be used as numeric weights for automatic translations served by default, what turns browsing very uncomfortable (wrong translations, distorted texts). Ie. Google, Youtube, Reddit. Automatic transl
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1y ago
It does not sound extreme, unfortunately. Meanwhile the malicious traffic would keep their activity with spoofed-and-so-on certs, from the very beginning.
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1y ago
This is not a new paradigm. It is a limitation in the design of the borrow checker, which causes you to go around until the borrowing takes on mainly a tree structure.
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1y ago
I use instead the bookmarks toolbar, where you create a folder by topic, select the open tabs with Ctrl, and do a drag&drop into the folder to store such urls. You can then press "Open all tabs" from within the folder when you
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2y ago
As long as such 50kB image doesn’t get replaced with 700kB of javascript bundles for coloring code. I mean, if such coloring it's going to be done, it should be done with HTML/CSS. For the OP article, for screenreaders perhaps you
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2y ago
If this were the case, then the existence of the Enigma machine, and also the existence of those Nazi communications which so kindly provided the daily seed for deciphering the codes, should have been published in the newspapers along the W
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2y ago
Softbank doesn't have enough cash reserves for such a huge inversion. There are no details of how will they do, but one can guess that loans will be taken from Japanese banks and companies around the country, which -depending on how am
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2y ago
I hope the Japanese government demands seismic isolation for Softbank, otherwise it will be the Japanese citizens who have to foot the bill when this hype hits the ground and shakes hard the Japanese economy :/ Softbank should not be a
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2y ago
SEO is also damaging the search engines, and IMHO should be considered as a viral activity. It is not uncommon to find a legitimate software site on the second page of a search, while all the hits on the first page are crap, often with malw
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2y ago
HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35469632
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2y ago
> [...] And asking US to protect Europe To protect Europe from who... Let's look at where we are with cold eyes (I'm European). Russian direct energy supplies to the EU have been cut, raising energy costs, all EU industries are
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2y ago
> The good thing is that the EU has improved since then It was indeed a big backdoor attack to the Euro, exploited by GS [1], at least. > Greece would have absolutely collapsed outside the EU. Meat for the IMF, BlackRock and so on; A
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2y ago
If the video we all are seeing is from this accident, then it is not the fencing around the airport. It is some kind of mound, apparently hardened earth with antennas from the instrument landing system on it ( the fence seems to be further
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2y ago
Left, right, does such a dichotomy even matter? An influential person admitted that he had interfered the development of the high-speed railway at US with a vaporware project, which reported to him juicy economic revenues generated by inves
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2y ago
https://jalopnik.com/did-musk-propose-hyperloop-to-stop-cali... At the time, it seemed that Musk had dished out the Hyperloop proposal just to make the public and legislators rethink the high-speed train. He
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2y ago
By "we are facing a shortage of engineers and technicians" they really mean "we want to pay less to engineers and technicians" . With the first type of statement, the industries are pursuing a call effect, an excess o
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2y ago
By people comments it seems that rockets loaded with fragmentation warheads leave the same traces that can be seen in the photos of the tail of the plane, high velocity impacts, a damage very similar to what happened with MH17 flight as som
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2y ago
https://turan.az/en/politics/three-explosions-occurred-near-... Asadov Zulfuqar, a flight attendant who survived the crash of the Embraer plane on December 25 belonging to AZAL airline, shared what happened w
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2y ago
The use of biometrics as a password sounds like a bad idea. Angela Merkel and Ursula von der Leyen are examples of this, fingerprints and iris scans lifted from mere photos. In some countries even it is mandatory to store the fingerprints a
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2y ago
you own the copyright!
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2y ago
oh, my apologies executive chef, now I understand, you appears to insinuate the data is not stored, they are a handful of unaligned logic gates spontaneously generating data.
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2y ago
Those are the most likely. Another factor, less common, is when you want or have to speak a non-native language you're not used to pronounce, in which case you're usually afraid of not being understood. PS: I think all the Text To
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2y ago
*Where is read > Nevertheless, the above does not exclude what one can see, should be read as > Nevertheless, the above (unknown format of the data conforming the dump file) doesn't mean that one can't see how the pattern wo
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2y ago
Nobody said it is simple. Sure, the algorithmic complexity of the models are high, filters over filters, and in the same way the resulting dump file it is not editable (without unbalancing the rest of the data, i.e. tracking and modifying t
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2y ago
The marketing guys are selling to people this tech under the "AI" acronym to deceive people, and they are doing the same calling this errors hallucinations. LLM -and current ML in general- is about generate statistically compresse
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2y ago
> I am also a bit annoyed by cache-like uses not being first-class. Since what happened recently with Redis[1] the first thing I thought about was Postgre, but the performance[2] difference is too noticeable, so one have to look for othe
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2y ago
With Unicode the same grapheme can be written with a sequence of one or more code points, and each code point can be a sequence of one or more code units. For example "å" can be written with U+00E5, and the same visual glyph "
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2y ago
I've seen in a friend how a few gray hairs suddenly started to grow with color again; colored from the root to the middle (no idea what triggered it) and grey from the middle to the tip, due they grow as such on the past. So I'm s
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> Blowing up of Nord Stream made Russia go ballistic Russia started invading Ukraine six months before Nord Stream blow up. Previously Russia invaded Crimea in 2014. The next invaded country, will be also an escalation? All of this is ab
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2y ago
No one will launch nukes without previously being attacked with nukes, because that is a kind of no return "fuck you all" button that would throw humanity back to the middle age. Why? after the isotopes comes the destabilization o
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