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by gessha 1y ago
I wonder how useful smartphones are without cellular service. Can you use GPS without it? Maybe meshtastic for local area communication. Are there alternatives to high speed Internet that’s not based on cellular service?
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by gessha 1y ago
Innovative monopolies are supposed to be temporary because IP and trade secrets only get you so far. They’re not supposed to be state-backed, sponsored and protected, at least not in a country with functional antitrust laws. The US is also
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by gessha 1y ago
Yeah, let’s wait for that tech to mature just like we waited on building high speed rail because hyperloop was around the corner… \s
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by gessha 1y ago
It’s amusing to me that whenever I see a submission about Linux phones, I start looking for the obligatory @fsflover comment. No bad feelings, fsflover, keep up the good work. I also can’t wait to post on here from a libre phone.
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by gessha 1y ago
But good luck with Nvidia not turning it into abandoware.
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by gessha 1y ago
You still believe anything that comes out of his mouth?
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by gessha 1y ago
Teslas will start crashing like there’s no tomorrow.
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by gessha 1y ago
This made me look up if you can disable iOS photo scanning and you can’t. Hmm.
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by gessha 1y ago
Great, now even crime groups are following consultancy advice. \s
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Dora 2025: State of AI-assisted software development [pdf](services.google.com)
1 points by gessha 1y ago|0 comments
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by gessha 1y ago
The approach doesn’t matter as much. The halting problem does :)
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Construct an image from a projector's PoV (and more tricks with light transport) [video](youtube.com)
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by gessha 1y ago
LLMs have probably trawled through ArchWiki+StackOverflow and can enough content to help you debug your system. That plus a few “are you sure” responses to LLM hallucinations have gotten me far.
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by gessha 1y ago
Whenever I see someone say AI without specifying what branch of AI it is(CV, NLP, etc), I can’t take anything they say seriously. Also, It’s sad to see GOFAI being called “rules” :)
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by gessha 1y ago
Wait, isn’t this similar to Microsoft+Explorer bundling from eons ago?
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by gessha 1y ago
The Henry Kissinger argument.
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by gessha 1y ago
Soon we will have to carry an EMP everywhere.
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by gessha 1y ago
Wait until the moment (far future) when they are mandatory for insurance reasons. (Plot point to the Murderbot series by Martha Wells)
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by gessha 1y ago
All 4s for some reason. [1] [1] https://xkcd.com/221/
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by gessha 1y ago
I feel like data center deployments is the new metric that companies choose to show growth vs the old headcount growth.
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by gessha 1y ago
“Working” on quests in video games can feel very rewarding. Quitting EVE might be a good idea but I think should be complemented with something equally rewarding because otherwise they might feel empty and slide back into it. Developing tha
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by gessha 1y ago
It’s funny that reading the following quote “more honey than a bee would ever see in its lifetime just all sitting around” made me remember the painting “It has come to pass” by Sergei Lukin.
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by gessha 1y ago
I make a GET request and I get a response back. It’s the server’s choice/logic how to respond. What I do with the string response is my own business.
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by gessha 1y ago
This feels like an airplane bullet hole example.
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by gessha 1y ago
> We want to make sure that if you download an app from a developer, regardless of where you get it, it's actually from them. That's it. In what scenario is this a serious threat because I can't think of any.
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by gessha 1y ago
Contract is an agreement between two or more parties. It can be broken, you just need to bear the consequences - either get sued or find employment somewhere else. It’s not a governor module that kills you if you don’t comply.
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by gessha 1y ago
Apple should improve the UI of this photo selection because it’s very cumbersome to scroll and select the same photos twice.
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by gessha 1y ago
I have my jellyfin and obsidian couchdb sync on my Tailscale and they don’t see any public traffic.
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Gurps Cyberpunk(en.wikipedia.org)
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by gessha 1y ago
> I think the idea would be that you can train people to move up the ladder In an ideal world, yes, this would help/solve the problem. In reality, government and the private sector have done little about this.

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