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by froh42 1y ago
I stopped reading, right there.
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by froh42 1y ago
Aaaaaargh a fucking AI did translate this from English to German when I look at it. Horrible translation. Eine freundliche Distribution. Ok, fuck yes, if it is friendly, does it say good morning and good night? And ask me how I am? "Es
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by froh42 1y ago
Wow, I just got GPT-5. Tried to continue the discussion of my 3D print problems with it (which I started with 4o). In comparison GPT-5 is an entitled prick trying to gaslight me into following what it wants. Can I have 4o back?
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by froh42 1y ago
What a horrible video is this, with the robotic translated AI voiceover? Update: Ah, weird, if I watch the non-embedded one on youtube it is the original in English with normal sound. It's the one embedded on his web site which has AI
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by froh42 1y ago
Years ago, I was maintaining a huge XML->XML transformation in XSLT. The input format was the XML based config file of the system, that was created by the configuration tool. Output was a XML that has the same information in a way that i
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by froh42 1y ago
It's too funny. I tried the voice chat and it was the typical frustrating shit, misunderstanding words, then slowly answering to them - "das Ding" it understood as "Singen" etc. You could film a comedy with that, bu
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by froh42 1y ago
Coming from Commodore Amiga, my first PC was a 486dx with 4MB to run Linux. I did set it up the same day I bought it - noticed 4MB was not enough to run XFree86 on top of Linux 0.99.6 or whatever, so I grumbled, checked my wallet and bank a
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by froh42 4y ago
Oh yeah, if there was a way to send markup to the browser and have the browser render a UI for that. I wonder why nobody thought of that as of now ... oh. wait. ... ah we want "native" components. Yea. html only had "native c
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by froh42 4y ago
Yep. WSL and WSL2 are great. I used Windows with WSL, upgrade to WSL2 then noticed I don't need the "Windows" part of the system anymore and WSL2 cross-boundary file access is slow, so I deleted Windows and finally installed
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by froh42 4y ago
That's an abomination. I love it.
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by froh42 5y ago
Haha, the old Java GUI builders in the 90s did something like this. You could either drag around the window (and the code would be updated) or modify the code (within limits) and it would parse it into the GUI builder. Who's old enough
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by froh42 5y ago
When connecting to it, does it return http status 418?
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by froh42 5y ago
I grew up in Germany in the cold war, around 80 km west of the iron curtain. Prime target for nukes from both sides as it would be the place where Nato and Warshaw Pact would collide. In fact there were even nuclear "landmines" ne
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by froh42 5y ago
Interesting thing about "clean code" I just read today: https://www.steveonstuff.com/2022/01/27/no-such-thing-as-cle... The article says we need to use more precise words. In this case, the macro ca
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by froh42 5y ago
Nah. This is people who are being harrassed making fun of the idiots. It won't solve any problem, but it helps with a mindset to deal with it.
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by froh42 5y ago
Nah. My home internet is originally Dual-Stack lite IPv6 mainly with IPv4 being tunneled over an Enterprise-like NAS (so my outgoing IPv4 connections share the address with other users). I just switched to full dual stack (by leasing a stat
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by froh42 5y ago
Wow, someone invented another verbal description for level 5 autonomy. Including his own name as a hashtag. Wooooo! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-driving_car#Levels_of_dri... Edit: Sorry. Level 4.
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by froh42 5y ago
I wonder how it would compare to the floor plan my vacuum robot creates every time it is working. Or whether my Neato's floor plans are anywhere near realistic. Or what Neato does with all these floor plans on their servers ...
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by froh42 5y ago
It's managers all the way down.
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by froh42 6y ago
No, it will just post your filthy thoughts to your facebook timelime.
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by froh42 6y ago
As "cat cowsay" tells me that cowsay is an executable, I wouldn't expect "sh cowsay" to work in any event.
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by froh42 6y ago
I wonder why such devices have such a "meh" processor. This thing has a worse one than my several year old OnePlus 5. Don't know if it can do HDMI or DisplayPort output, but assuming that (and using a bluetooth keyboard and m
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by froh42 6y ago
So I send them money now and they promise as soon as they received $360B by this way to purchase Facebook? Sounds legit.
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by froh42 6y ago
Heh, my father was a Lawyer. He kept using Word (the MS-DOS Version!) for a very very long time, because he had most of the everyday stuff he needed as predefined "Textbausteine" (text modules? text blocks?) - he would just press
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by froh42 6y ago
No, just in the first level. I'm running on Firefox on Linux. By coincidence I read up on WebRender on Firefox today and decided to force it turned on - suddenly the game looks nice (only glitch when looking down below the candle one o
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by froh42 6y ago
Looks quite buggy, depending how I move I can see through walls, get bad textures etc.
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by froh42 7y ago
And being US-centric means a lot of the choices a quite gross and really unappealing for people in other countries. Buttered toast? Peanut butter and honey? Yuck, I'd rather not eat at all.
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by froh42 7y ago
Is the quality of a place only dictated by instagrammability, today?
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by froh42 7y ago
That might be true for you. For me just that - sharing a workspace over video - sounds great, as I've got the most problems with "emotionally challenging" tasks. (Like doing those things piling up for some time now). In the p
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by froh42 7y ago
So if it annoys you, why do you still surf their site? I shift my attenton to sites which treat me fairly (and so I do with them. tit for tat).

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