duttish

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by duttish 8mo ago
From my view a lot of the problems of current AI is that people assume others will review and catch any issues. The manual work is getting pushed around like a hot potato. "AI for me, not for thee" kind of thing.
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by duttish 8mo ago
The divergence of being many smaller countries with different regulations, primary languages, currencies etc have been a blocker, but progress is being made[1] and it seems like people are aware of the problem. It just takes a while when ev
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by duttish 9mo ago
I've been building a home library system mainly for personal use, I want to run it cheaply so a $4 black Friday sale OVH vps is perfect. But I wanted decent deployments. Hosting a image repository cost 3-4x of the server. Sending over
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by duttish 9mo ago
It's not unheard of here in Sweden, not common but I know a couple of people here and there.
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by duttish 9mo ago
For decades the discussion in schools have been around "this is how you avoid unwanted pregnancy", safe sex and all of that. With our(northern Europe) crashing fertility rate there's now also discussions about adding on &quot
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by duttish 9mo ago
I'm on bog standard Ubuntu (25.04 maybe?) because it's what I know and I don't really care about it as long as it works. Which... well, seems above :}
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by duttish 9mo ago
I've been on Linux desktop for ages, but it's not quite stable enough that I can recommend it to anyone. Space Marine 2 was the first game in quite a while than didn't just work out of the box, but... E.g three weeks ago nvid
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by duttish 9mo ago
You could let people post public inserts for specific games, start building up a library.
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by duttish 9mo ago
I'm not an economist so someone please correct me / expand on this; I'm guessing this is kind of a "It's not a problem until it's a crisis" situation? So far other central banks haven't begun selling
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by duttish 10mo ago
Huh, interesting. I hadn't considered that. Do many people in your area photograph their things?
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by duttish 10mo ago
Two things currently: 1) TrickTrapper. Backwards compatible verified phone calls. Android version is in testing with friends. 2) Katalib. We have about 1600 books or so at home, there's no chance I'm going to scan ISBN codes of al
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by duttish 10mo ago
Yea, my first association was stool -> poo. I've been trying to think of what other meaning they could have gone for but got nothing. Stoo lap? Sto olap?
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by duttish 10mo ago
Oh wow, thanks. I misremembered, thought it was like 1/3 and didn't have time to look it up again.
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by duttish 10mo ago
I'll throw the British South Sea Trading Company into the ring for that title of most overvalued company ever. It had the king himself on the board. The company value represented a decent fraction of the national gdp at the time. All w
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by duttish 10mo ago
This. We're using Google Meet at work and the automatic transcription is completely useless for me, it's not even remotely close. Works quite well for my colleagues.
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by duttish 10mo ago
Thanks, I'll take a look at it.
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by duttish 10mo ago
For me this is the GitHub moat.
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by duttish 10mo ago
What would be a good intermediate level book? It's okay if it's academic, doesn't have to be popular science.
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by duttish 11mo ago
Whenever ddg returns shit results for me and I try !g I still get shit results, but with more ads. I've stopped trying !g since a couple of years now. Wonder what's different, it seems people's experience differ quite a lot.
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by duttish 11mo ago
SEEKING FREELANCER Location: Sweden Remote: Yes, but EU only due to Apple restrictions. I'm looking for an iOS developer to help me develop the iOS app to my existing android app. It's going to be a default dialer app and developm
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by duttish 11mo ago
Do you have a profiler at hand? If you have a friend who is encountering the performance problems enable profiling report export and ask them to send that over to you. Hopefully that'll show you what is taking so many cycles.
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by duttish 1y ago
Cryptocurrency markets keep reinventing fraud and fraud mitigation one century at a time.
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by duttish 1y ago
Wait what. I thought half the point of usb c was to not rely on orientation. Is there any way to check this other than experiment? My "solution" so far has been to not buy cheap cables and just hope I get quality in return.
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by duttish 1y ago
I've been a software engineer for quite a number of years now. I bought a mac and iphone a few months back because I wanted to look into iphone development and there was a lot of cursing involved. First the forms were incredibly bad fo
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by duttish 1y ago
Hm, I haven't seen that. Perhaps it's worth reviewing your plugins
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by duttish 1y ago
Not for the gulf stream but I'm pondering a move from BigTech to the local defense industry. I can't do much, but I can do something.
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by duttish 1y ago
Personally I'm fine. Communally I'm worried. I'm worried the AI valuations bubble will collapse, pull the mag7 with it, that'll pull the us stock market with it considering they represent the vast majority of the value g
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by duttish 1y ago
Sorry, no :) I'm happy with it. There used to be people selling theirs on the supernote reddit, did that stop? I haven't been active for a few years.
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by duttish 1y ago
This is how I started working out regularly. "I can quit 5 min after warming up". Five minutes after warming up I've changed, in the gym and a couple of sets in. I quit maybe 1/20 sessions, and it's shrunk more over
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by duttish 1y ago
If people are looking for an alternative I have a ~3-4 year old Supernote a5 that's still going strong and still get updates once in a while. No subscription, cloud sync is included, mounts via usb if you want to, no faffery.

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