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by frankohn 2y ago
> I particularly love iActive Directory, iExchange, iSQLserver, iDynamics ERP, iTeams. Apples office products are the reason noone uses Excel any more. I see your sarcasm backfire as most you are listing is just Microsoft dog-food with n
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by frankohn 2y ago
The Windows ecosystem typically deployed in corporate PCs or workstations is often insecure, slow, and poorly implemented, resulting in ongoing issues visible to everyone. Examples include problems with malware, ransomware, and Windows botn
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by frankohn 2y ago
I created a similar project for the book Madame Bovary , but in French using the ElevenLabs API. A sample of the first chapter is available here: https://fairpublishing.org/index.php/ebooks/sample-audiobook... Th
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by frankohn 2y ago
Interesting to know. For the moment, several months, I still have no login attempts but so that means my server didn't get picked up by any port scanner.
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by frankohn 2y ago
Some time ago I set up a server for a website and I was appalled, like many others, by the number of SSH connection attempts. I decided to open SSH only in a randomly chosen port number above 1024 and now I have essentially zero probing at
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by frankohn 2y ago
I agree with your analysis but Greek weren't merely conqueror, they are part of Sicily because they established themselves there and remained. Large part of Catania and Syracuse are of Greek ascent. About the arable land, I don't
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by frankohn 2y ago
I am from Sicily, near Palermo. In my humble opinion the main reason of emergency of Mafia was injustice and bad government, most prominently from Bourbon family but also from previous kingdoms. When there is injustice and bad government yo
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Israel has sped up settlement-building in East Jerusalem since Gaza war began(theguardian.com)
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by frankohn 3y ago
I see that my post was down voted because it was written by an LLM in a verbose and pretentious style. That's okay but the idea I expressed are my own, the LLM did only the wording. I regret also that the discussion derailed to discuss
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by frankohn 3y ago
I do not agree with your generalisation, the Meson build system is well thought, it has a clear declarative syntax that let you just express what you want in a direct way. The designer of Meson explicitly avoided making the language turing
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by frankohn 3y ago
Yes, I told ChatGPT4 what I wanted to say and I left him the wording. I don't really like the style he adopted but, in some way, it is better than my approximative, rough, English.
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by frankohn 3y ago
I have made my own tool to solve this problem: https://github.com/franko/lhelper It is currently used by nobody except me but it serves me well. Its strong points are: - it works on macOS, Linux and Windows - it is pos
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by frankohn 3y ago
Based on your comment, it appears to me that there may be a correlation between the number of X or Y chromosomes and an individual's height. Typically, individuals possess either XX or XY chromosomes. However, variations such as XXY (K
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by frankohn 3y ago
I tried with the following function that produce the power set, the set of all possible subset, in the similar spirit of the function that create all the possible permutations: Explain simply what this function does: ``` def func(ls):
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by frankohn 3y ago
You need to engineer a system when the AI state something it has to give a command that should support what it says and explain how the command shows that it is true. At this point the command should be really executed and its output or err
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by frankohn 3y ago
I agree that the best thing is to not give them smartphones but sometimes parents do not agree between them. Sometimes close friends and family will say you are too hard on your kids. Some parents just don't realise how bad this is or
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by frankohn 3y ago
I do not like when people take a shortcut and say that ChatGPT is from Microsoft. ChatGPT is from OpenAI. OpenAI is not part of Microsoft. They made an agreement of some sort but OpenAI is not part of Microsoft.
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by frankohn 3y ago
In the book the The game of Thrones what happens at Saltpans with Arya and Sandor Clegane ? Here the link with the answer of ChatGPT: https://chat.openai.com/share/7c46a3bd-efa8-49e9-8018-554e1e... and also a follow up
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by frankohn 3y ago
I don't know but I think google bard had access to the book's content as well because it mentioned correctly some characters and some places I didn't mention in my question.
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by frankohn 3y ago
Just tried out Google Bard, now available in Europe, and I have to say, my first experience was rather disconcerting. I threw at it a relatively obscure question about an event in the third book of A Song of Ice and Fire series, involving c
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by frankohn 3y ago
Lua can be run without using C or C++ just by running the interpreter. The shortcoming is that the standard library is intentionally very limited so there is very little you can do using Lua alone. The main path is to implement with C or C+
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by frankohn 4y ago
The author was struck by the fact that you don't really own the things you purchase on Google platforms and the fact that they can block your access for any reason directed by an algorithm with no way to get back to them to recover the
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by frankohn 4y ago
The fault is to the users that are not able to say "no" to these bad practices. The author of the post seems to use Windows which is the worst in term of crap software and abusive practices. Just use Linux, you will have less but
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by frankohn 4y ago
> Surely you can’t believe this anymore with the discovery of computer science, AI, type theory , etc? Well, I guess in some way we observe that now mathematics can be coupled, in addition to physics, to some new fields like AI, computer
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by frankohn 4y ago
I noticed this too but I found it distracting and not useful. At first I thought it was a particle of dirty on my screen and realized it was a ligature once I looked more carefully. I guess a good ligature is one that a reader hardly notice
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by frankohn 4y ago
Pretty agree with the post but it is funny he discovered that "truth" so late in his life. I generally consider mathematics and physics as being the higher achievements of human knowledge and it is normal to "worship" th
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by frankohn 4y ago
Thank you, that looks interesting too. In addition I like Lua because is much more light weighted than python and being embedded is nice to reduce dependencies. The only problem I see is fragmentation. People are already considering cmake a
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by frankohn 4y ago
Thank you, that looks interesting. I will check how it works with my projects.
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by frankohn 4y ago
My experience aligns well with your. For any moderately complex project makefiles are inadequate and trying to make them work is a frustrating experience even in GNU make is pretty capable. Ninja is a fine tool but it requires an higher lev
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by frankohn 4y ago
My idea is that Elon Musk is just leveraging it's wealth and public visibility to gain a lot of money easily tricking the markets. Especially those market where people are more easily gullible. I think he did it with bitcoins when it d

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