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by dschuetz 2y ago
That's essentially the point, it's ironic that they've put an article that already criticizes paywalls in the headline behind a paywall.
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Democracy Dies Behind Paywalls – Paywalled(theatlantic.com)
79 points by dschuetz 2y ago|57 comments
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by dschuetz 3y ago
I have flagged this, as the linked website appears as if empty. Rather use this link: https://ci.rocm.debian.net/packages/r/ And, much more surprising to me: https://salsa.debian.org/ci-team/d
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by dschuetz 3y ago
ROCm is AMDs AI framework/platform for its RX7900 cards, I think?
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by dschuetz 3y ago
There are age restrictions similar to alcohol consumption, and there are areal restrictions around schools and similar facilities, sporting sites etc, where minors gather. Unlike moonshining, in Germany it will be legal to grow your own pot
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by dschuetz 3y ago
"They’re not even connected to anything, but their perpetual swinging action is what keeps the internet safe(r) from hackers and protects your online transactions from fraudsters." That sentence triggers me on so many levels. Down
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Can we please stop submitting click-baity titles?
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by dschuetz 3y ago
VirtualBox, as absurd as it is, needs a proprietary, licensed "extension pack" for basic things like today standard USB2/3 drivers, encryption and webcam. I don't care about backends as long VirtualBox frontend has &quot
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Cern makes physicists look bad.
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Good luck with living and surviving after cancer. Might outright rather die than having 200k in debt for getting sick once.
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Ubisoft Wants You to Be Comfortable Not Owning Your Games(kotaku.com)
1 points by dschuetz 3y ago|0 comments
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Who else is hearing the legendary soundtrack seeing those screengrabs?
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by dschuetz 3y ago
What the hell are "quantum particles"?
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Dependency Hell(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by dschuetz 3y ago|0 comments
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by dschuetz 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dependency_hell Seems like I am not alone. If the problem does not affect you much, does not mean it does not exist. Yeah, the usual "works for me" attitude has had never helped
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Why? Because of Dependency Hell. Apt sometimes even tries to solve "circular dependencies". Ridiculous.
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by dschuetz 3y ago
If I was a stakeholder in YT I would be worried about users and creators leaving the platform, because YT has become increasingly and more aggressively anti-consumer. I do not mind if the creators incorporate sponsor ads into their content,
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by dschuetz 3y ago
I do not understand what the heck is going on there anymore. Everyone is acting irrationally, like kids playing monopoly, but with real money and with real jobs at stake. WTF
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by dschuetz 3y ago
There: https://www.wired.com/story/openai-staff-walk-protest-sam-al...
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Who needs to buy out a 80bln dollars worth AI startup when talent is jumping ship in their direction already. OpenAI is dead.
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by dschuetz 3y ago
The board of directors trying to get Altman back after firing him effective immediately, failing, and giving the job to their second choice underscores the level of incompetence and lack of professionalism at OpenAI. They seem to be in a bi
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by dschuetz 3y ago
to be fair, it's a bit out of context - however, it shows that they are somewhat overwhelmed with the whole situation
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Oh yes, it's called WEI as in Web Environment Integrity - https://www.theregister.com/2023/07/25/google_web_environmen... some of its code landed in production Chrome, leading to an outcry. V3 Manifest an
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by dschuetz 3y ago
For now. Google is working on making a premium internet based on their services that permeate the whole web which they plan to serve only to "trusted devices" running Chrome - I do not think this is going to work out well for them
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by dschuetz 3y ago
I agree AI is useful, but not to that extent to what it is valued on the market. I do not think that AI companies can deliver as much as they promise. With the driving core at OpenAI basically gone, I bet they will soon implode under the we
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Are those the first cracks in the AI market bubble?
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by dschuetz 3y ago
I wonder when Microsoft start selling ad pop-ins on Windows and Xbox. You know, for better and enhanced user experience.
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by dschuetz 3y ago
I'm also kinda amazed that in order to avoid YT's anti-adblocker you just have to logout from Google's account and you're golden. Basically, Google is indirectly destroying their own userbase that way. "Oh Google, y
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Bye-bye bandcamp.
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by dschuetz 3y ago
The article (or Intel) do not disclose up to how many cores that new architecture is designed for, and I am certain Intel would say something like "With our P-, E-, LE-cores designed architecture(tm) the core count does matter anymore&

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