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3y ago
You get downvoted if you suggest that website is a Captcha farm scheme, but it's obvious that's exactly what it is. Apparently, because archive.is can't monetize the users (via tracking) when they use CloudFlare DNS they just
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I've recently deleted my Google Photos as well and found the interface extremely unintuitive. Turns out you can multi-select with Shift, though there are no UX affordances for that. FWIW, I've never had an Android phone but appare
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3y ago
I'm confused how this can exist. It's a blatant ripoff of Minecraft, including fonts, assets, color schemes, etc. Call it a re-implementation all you like (I doubt it given Minecraft is Java and easy to decompile, and this is also
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3y ago
I self host Trilium: https://github.com/zadam/trilium
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3y ago
I hope that lawsuit gets laughed right out of the court... what does that have to do with freedom of speech? I'm sure Truth Social, 4chan and other online porta-pottys are still allowed to exist and they're still allowed to show a
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3y ago
No
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3y ago
I wonder how Microsoft employees feel like now, after being paid the worst of all FAANG, no merit increases, tens of thousands of layoffs over the last year, they'll now be matching the outrageous comp packages for incoming OpenAI hire
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3y ago
I believe it's dangerous to build this cult of personality around Sam. Sure, he's a great businessman but Musk also seemed like a smart guy in the beginning but it turns out all this idolatry corrupts and brings out the worst in p
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3y ago
That website looks like a Captcha farm scheme.
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3y ago
Altman maybe, but not rank&file OpenAI engineers. They'd be leaving the millions in paper money for Microsoft's peanuts.
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3y ago
Well well how the turntables...
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3y ago
Didn't he say the same thing about suing Microsoft? LOL, who's going to take the little manbaby serious...
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3y ago
There were a bunch of flags popping up recently around Microsoft, including this: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/09/microsoft-restricts-employee... And possibly related the pause of ChatGPT Plus sign-ups due to
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3y ago
That's clearly the end game. Windows runs in their walled garden cloud, and you can stream it from any device. Zero customer control, zero ownership, you rent Windows and MS keeps all your files in their cloud, locking you in their pla
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3y ago
Now we just need a super cheap SBC with tons of PCIe lanes to chuck all those old M.2 drives into.
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3y ago
I moved off of AT&T when they stopped subsidizing phones (7-8 years back) and have been with Cricket Wireless since; works great, the only thing I'm missing is roaming in Europe (I usually pick up a cheap local SIM, but would prefe
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3y ago
Shh, don't say that part out loud... Apple can do no evil! /s
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3y ago
From their GitHub: >This integration allows running the pipeline with a batch size of 4 under 11 GBs of GPU VRAM. GPU VRAM consumption under 10 GB will soon be supported, too. Stay tuned.
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3y ago
> but Apple is ... keeping us more in control of our devices, by limiting which applications can be run on them Holy Stockholm syndrome level of cognitive dissonance batman!
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3y ago
Nice try, dog mafia. /s
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3y ago
Damn, I wish they did an APU upgrade as well (I mean generation upgrade, not just node)...
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3y ago
Interesting, curious what you're connecting to: a more powerful mac pro, a Windows box, or a Linux box (and is it in the cloud or in your office).
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3y ago
That reminds me of Strava leaking the workouts of military members, making it very easy to identify the location of secret military bases (this video mentions it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2WrDZnk33g&t=341s ).
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3y ago
That's... not a compiler. It's a small part of a compiler backend (code generator).
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3y ago
Is there an alternative to just download transactions from credit cards and banks? I'm fine with Excel even, just need a way to get the data. I tried getting ofxget working every now and then and it always breaks in mysterious ways :(
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Just embed the ads in the video stream at upload time. I might be inclined to not fast forward if they're short enough and entertaining. I will always use an ad blocker otherwise, because the main thing I'm protecting against is t
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3y ago
There is a recent anti-EV campaign, not sure who funded it or why (probably oil companies). I'm seeing a lot of negative press in the past couple of months.
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3y ago
Can you expand more on the hardware used? Specifically, which 4 way switches you used? I have a bunch of unused M.2 drives from decommissioned servers that I'd love to use as additional storage.
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That's an interesting juxtaposition to Microsoft's move to "cloud computer" which is a thin client with everything (including the OS) streaming from the cloud. Or maybe it'll be a curious unintended match instead, w
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3y ago
Not going to comment on the technical merits of this proposal because it's not my area of expertise but as a user I look at any proposal in this space with extreme caution (because most of the time "the man" really is out to
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