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Donald Trump's cuts to renewables risk US energy crisis, warn executives(ft.com)
6 points by evolve2k 1y ago|1 comments
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As Trump turns his back on renewables, China is building the future(abc.net.au)
20 points by evolve2k 1y ago|10 comments
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by evolve2k 1y ago
I’d like to posit a scenario that I’ve often thought on. Imagine you and 100 people all working together to say build a road. These are your friends, some family and other local community members many of whom you also care for and have know
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by evolve2k 1y ago
“Firefox is now the first and the only browser to deploy fast and comprehensive certificate revocation checking that does not reveal your browsing activity to anyone (not even to Mozilla).” Yes, these are the sort of features we want to see
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by evolve2k 1y ago
For those of us that use vs code for coding but don’t do data science, could u tell us a bit about core extensions or things you do with vs code that goes beyond what an average day webdev would be doing with vs code. Eg what extensions to
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by evolve2k 1y ago
“Turn images and diagrams into detailed text descriptions.” I’d just prefer that any images and diagrams are copied over, and rendered into a popular format like markdown.
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by evolve2k 1y ago
As in Torment Nexus? Wow.
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by evolve2k 1y ago
Is this an option to get creative cloud apps like photoshop running on Linux. I have a friend for whom this is the cough bottleneck to switching over.
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by evolve2k 1y ago
Im interested in others views around mentioning the installation of tools in project README's. Coming from Mac centric ruby teams, we commonly mention installing things with 'brew' as part of how to get a local environment se
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by evolve2k 1y ago
End of article makes the case: Homebrew can be useful for installing packages that aren't easily available on your distro. For many software programs, you may need to use Flatpak, Snap, or install from source. Using Homebrew can make i
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I Tried Homebrew on Linux(howtogeek.com)
3 points by evolve2k 1y ago|2 comments
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by evolve2k 1y ago
What a stupid comment at the end of the article. The vindication is of having the company exist in the market in such a way as to encourage competition.
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CC Signals: A New Social Contract for the Age of AI(creativecommons.org)
1 points by evolve2k 1y ago|0 comments
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by evolve2k 1y ago
If I was shopping for a near flawless diamond engagement ring and someone was offering me the lab-made version. I think I’d be quite swayed towards the lab ones knowing that there were engineers who used them for industrial use and found th
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by evolve2k 1y ago
Quick, what else can we announce?
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by evolve2k 1y ago
Pretty cool tool, I used it to lookup system ruby. https://macosbin.com/bin/ruby Younger me loved that Apple used Ruby and that Ruby was “pre installed” on the Mac. This of course was because macOS relies on Ruby for c
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by evolve2k 1y ago
Would u be open to adding SMS also. I’ve never worked out an affordable way to do SMS.
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by evolve2k 1y ago
The sci-fi movie Brazil (nothing much to do with the country), is set in a beauracratic dystopic future and at the start of the movie a literal real world bug falls into “the machine that never makes mistakes”. The error plays out over the
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by evolve2k 1y ago
We’re joking right?
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by evolve2k 1y ago
> All competitors, including OpenAI, were limited to identical hardware provided by AtCoder, ensuring a level playing field between human and AI contestants. The power of this chosen hardware will very much determine how well the AI perf
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by evolve2k 1y ago
I can’t find the quote right now; but it’s along the lines. LLM’s can help with the first 80% of coding which is introducing bugs, but terrible at the other 80% of the time which is removing said bugs. Lean and agile theory says that qualit
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by evolve2k 1y ago
This being to mind the open source game 0AD ( https://play0ad.com ). I could be misremembering but I’m pretty sure the lighthouse is one of the wonders you can build in the game. Check it out if you’ve never given it a go. Bui
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by evolve2k 1y ago
I agree. Max, strongly encourage you to remove the AI images. Not everyone is bothered but a significant number of people are. You 100% didn’t vibe code this, but the AI images give that sort of impression.
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by evolve2k 1y ago
The cost of obtaining the alternative; Creative Commons use images or even just inserting emojis is already free. Your argument doesn’t hold up.
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by evolve2k 1y ago
Sort of not much to say. This was an obvious issue right from the start.
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by evolve2k 1y ago
I’d recommend you look at Fedora Atomic Kinote. It’s running KDE plasma but has a very robust upgrade path with fallback if things fail that make for a good daily driver, still running KDE plasma. https://fedoraproject.org/a
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South Australian Parliment Enacts World-First Political Donations Ban(abc.net.au)
6 points by evolve2k 1y ago|1 comments
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by evolve2k 1y ago
How are UK’s free speech laws?
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by evolve2k 1y ago
Logically you don’t want the tool to be sending on harsh or nasty messages or even just disregukatung and retaumatising participants. As such you want the tool to filter what is said and not pass everything on by design. This seems to be th
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by evolve2k 1y ago
Best activity I saw was say 10 front on pics of dogs faces. Print them out and for each image slice the image into vertical slices. (The 10 original images are the training data) Then you can make up dog faces by taking slices from each ima

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