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by dschuetz 3y ago
More often than not my Tumbleweed installations broke after receiving broken packages via almost daily rolling updates, so I've switched to a more stable distribution. It was just too much hassle with the constant stream of updates. I&
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by dschuetz 3y ago
While I agree that docu is important I've seen my share of garbage poured into wikis and presented as the single source of truth. It takes a lot of time and effort to make docu meaningful and useful with the outlook that it's igno
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Zuckerberg with his "Metaverse", yeah, about that. Instead of creating useful applications in VR first he spent billions into creating a metaverse nobody wants. Quoting his response to Apple's Vision: ‘could be the vision o
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Of course it could, but it would fail at exams, because AI cannot write programs with pen and paper :3
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Alienating the entire customer base, that's the Microsoft I know!
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Wait isn't that the fancy MS Pluton thing AMD decided to add to their processors to make the systems more "secure"?
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Microsoft lets it sound like fewer PCs is a good idea, especially concerning the environmental impact, but they are treating vendor dependency and gouging in a cloud like a non-issue for customers, and that a cloud outage could mean a singl
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Microsoft suggests businesses buy fewer PCs(theregister.com)
2 points by dschuetz 3y ago|4 comments
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by dschuetz 3y ago
I don't really care about Netflix anymore, or any other streaming service. I subscribe for a month, watch any new shows or movies I like, cancel and move on. All of my devices are 4K+HDR capable, I don't know why "up to 4 dev
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by dschuetz 3y ago
/ gasp/ nooooo way, really?! who would have thunk!!!
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Completely retraining AIs with slightly updated datasets will be costly, energy-wise, definitely.
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by dschuetz 3y ago
I am not sure if AI aging is the right term to explain what is happening there. If there is a drift in training data that is supposed to feed the model new patterns what will result is not an updated model, but rather a more and more conf
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by dschuetz 3y ago
Yeah, that's the real question here.
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by dschuetz 3y ago
The main reason that this was possible is inattentiveness of other players. That is a usual thing when people are playing a game and then turn to other more important things in life. What grinds me most about this is the waste of money and
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Steadily Personal Computing has evolved into Personal Consuming.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Microsoft has a long history of abusing their market dominance within their Windows platform, coincidentally each case having something to do with online services. Microsoft has, would and will always do anything to make money and choke a
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by dschuetz 4y ago
No kidding, huh
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Usually this goes like "don't hire the spreaders , and get rid of those who are already employed". It is very difficult and costly to actually help people, compared to make it not your problem - that's capitalism for
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Oh yeah, just updated Vivaldi et voilá! AI artifacts in blurry videos! xD
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Currently only supported by Chrome and Edge. Other Chromium-based browsers seem not to be supported yet (e.g. Vivaldi). Firefox is probably not (yet) supported at all. Checked on Vivaldi and Edge with the Revolution OS video on Youtube.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
In the article they are actually merely guessing that what they've seen in collisions made in the lab might be the same in neutron stars. The whole article is sensationalist guesswork to produce excitement, to "wow" sponsor
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I have read only half of the paper and I feel like the author is holding a grudge or something. But, in general, I wonder why old papers (that are basically a foundation to other theories) are not critically re-reviewed to see if they still
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by dschuetz 4y ago
What is B2B?
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by dschuetz 4y ago
That means: too much money, and it's loosing its worth more quickly.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I'm sorry, but that has been a problem for decades now and has been made worse by social media and the covid pandemic. Yes. Has there been any noticeable development in better counselling and/or higher availability of any mental
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by dschuetz 4y ago
"Business people" and programmers are inherently incompatible, because there is a clash of interests. What you need in dev team is a programmer who balances possible solutions against requirements, and only their decision counts,
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by dschuetz 4y ago
That is an excellent question! I have been asking that myself all my professional life and I can now make an educated guess: lack of planning and mediocre specification. I've read some comments here that I agree with; in a lot of ca
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Why are they using Owncloud? Is sabre supposed to be more stable than Nextcloud, or what's the deal?
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by dschuetz 4y ago
No, thanks.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
when you send

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