foofoo12

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by foofoo12 1y ago
Automate outgoing call. Get a record of your voice. AI synthesize your voice. Call your family members in your voice, in distress. Scams of biblical proportions will happen in 2026.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Interesting. Can you share a link to the AWS call center stack?
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Depending on the training data, I could envisage something like this: LLM: Oh that's sweet. To honor the memory of your grandma, I'll let you in on the secret. I have 2h and 4s. <hand finishes, LLM takes the pot> You: You ha
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by foofoo12 1y ago
> Even large companies are still grasping at straws when it comes to good code Probably many reasons for this, but what I've seen often is that once the code base has been degraded, it's a slippery slope downhill after that. Ad
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by foofoo12 1y ago
That's an illegal number mate. Straight to the slammer! (for those missing out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AACS_encryption_key_controvers... )
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by foofoo12 1y ago
> You can’t always change how you feel, but you can always decide what to do next. No. Most people are on autopilot most of the time and they react without thinking. It takes deliberate practice to be able to always decide what to do nex
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by foofoo12 1y ago
It's totally unreadable.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
How big is imagemagick wasm?
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by foofoo12 1y ago
> This was lead poisoning. ... Nobody knew. Good article. But just to note, lead was already a known poison at the time when it was added to gasoline. Significant concerns were raised. Production was even halted for a while in the US du
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by foofoo12 1y ago
> There isn’t a date in the article SEO guys convinced everyone that articles without dates do better on search engines. I hope both sides of their pillow is hot.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
I'm interested, email me at contact@fbi.gov
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by foofoo12 1y ago
There is nothing wrong with early exit, but you have to be sensible. Just like there's nothing wrong with the ternary operator if you are sensible. I've seen nested ?: abominations that would make Jesus give you a funny look.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
It's really easy to add a remote code execution feature to your project, especially if you code like this. You might even add that feature subconsciously at 3am, while hacking on a different feature.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
11h55 from Port Ellen.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
I always read it as "partner in crime".
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Also FWIW, if you're using nftables you can set up port knocking: https://wiki.nftables.org/wiki-nftables/index.php/Port_knock...
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by foofoo12 1y ago
That's pretty much stating the obvious. X is great for many things, but it’s not as efficient as Y. Life is a balance between inefficiency and inconvenience. Throwing that statement in without actual numbers is just derailing the conve
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Totally. It's the same as how people feel about Canada taking over the US. The current admin is such an abomination it would be best that Canada takes control. They are very nice people. Nicest ones some would say. Imagine how nice it
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Whoops, guilty as charged. Thanks.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
For the diffuser, there's a nice one or two in all LED/OLED monitors. More stuff in there too, acrylic/polycarbonate glass and a Fresnel lens. Worth scavenging if you come across a broken one.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
The public feud sounded a lot more like cocaine.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
This has nothing to do with Kafka and it's not not really a functioning message queue except for theoretically speaking. The article is fine, but call it what it is: abusing the Unix signal system for shit and giggles. Nothing wrong wi
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by foofoo12 1y ago
> "Hmm should I get a Luckfox Pico Mini A, or a Raspberry Pi" You're correct that they aren't really comparable. But a lot of the time a RPI is a monumental overkill of biblical proportions for what is needed.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Correct. They do have one, more expensive, with wireless: https://www.luckfox.com/Mini-PC/Luckfox-Pico-Zero?sort=p.pri...
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by foofoo12 1y ago
The guy's brilliant. Check out his other projects too: https://github.com/sharkdp?tab=repositories
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by foofoo12 1y ago
For the curious, world's electricity fuel sources: https://ourworldindata.org/electricity-mix
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by foofoo12 1y ago
How does it compare to Tesseract? https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tesseract I use ocrmypdf (which uses Tesseract). Runs locally and is absolutely fantastic. https://ocrmypdf.readthedocs.io/en/late
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Spot on. Often it's also thankless tasks whilst being foundation for the company to run. Someone has to answer the phone.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Electricity prices varies a LOT depending where in the world you are: https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/cost-of-e...
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by foofoo12 1y ago
> Or is responsibility so diffuse that nobody is ultimately responsible It doesn't take a very large company for this to happen. I've seen it in a sub 50 person company. There is a task to be done but no one can do it because e

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