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by greatgib 1y ago
From their point of view the issue is that automatic update happened without each update to be approved and tested. But the upstream issue not under their control is that the systemd update or behavior during update should not have broken t
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by greatgib 1y ago
I know for the summary. What I say is that the search results part of the page, with or without the summary should be the same in theory. So if the other person saw a difference in the result returned it might be only because of the impact
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by greatgib 1y ago
I don't think that you are right. It is the search result that influence the llm generated result and not the opposite. In your case, I think that it is just the interrogation point in itself at the end that somehow has an impact on th
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by greatgib 1y ago
For everyone here that doesn't understand the hate against Systemd. This is the usual kind of things with systemd, system randomly broken by bad opinionated code...
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ChatGPT outage for 3 hours – Ubuntu 22.04 had an automatic update to systemd(twitter.com)
4 points by greatgib 1y ago|3 comments
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by greatgib 1y ago
I the nice things like that, if someone gives you access to their Teams but you don't have a "storage" license on their domain, you will be able to exchange messages but a lot of things will not work without explicit clear er
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by greatgib 1y ago
The attack on privacy does kind of make sense when your remember that it is a freaking monarchy with all the inhabitants being subjects. Probably well deserved to them if it was not contagious in Europe at the moment. That being said, the c
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by greatgib 1y ago
When you dig it up, it is totally crazy and the total shit that we could expect. Nothing works really well nowadays with exchange (classic, new, web, ...) or Teams. It is a complex layer based on sharepoint, that was not designed for that,
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by greatgib 1y ago
You do Windows GUI development?
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by greatgib 1y ago
A good strawman argument like politician like it before trying to push some new shitty regulations. It's not like local business were not already selling wrong and counterfeiting products.
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by greatgib 1y ago
I agree with you on this but what I meant was more in the sense that even if not allowed to disclose the secrets of the thing you are working on, I'm quite sure that you still have plenty to talk about it with your family. If you don&#
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by greatgib 1y ago
I stand corrected: The Microsoft era (2007-2014) In Jan 2007 I joined Microsoft as an evangelist. Exactly at the time that Microsoft pushed for the XAML crap... So indeed not reinvented the wheel, just not having giving it up despite
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by greatgib 1y ago
The author is probably too young to have experienced the crap of XML based interface. Like XUL and co. But with another stack, I miss how good and easy it was to do great interfaces with Delphi in the good old time!
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by greatgib 1y ago
A lit bit ridiculous if you want my opinion. Nothing prevents you to speak about your work, especially with your own family without being too specific. It's not like working on an atomic bomb algorithm for months...
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by greatgib 1y ago
The kind of good news is that it looks like that eating a lot of fat is not an issue per-se if you manage to reduce your level of imidazole propionate!
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by greatgib 1y ago
Project Natick was a successful proof-of-concept, but now it's time for Microsoft to move on. Corp-speak for a failure. If it was good, you would not stop it (after only 2 years) or not go on with the project in a visible way.
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by greatgib 1y ago
What's the name of this? Social benefit washing? When throwing millions in communication to pretend that your company goal is the social advancement of the society.
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by greatgib 1y ago
All in all, despite the fact that it is not real meat, nothing proves that Beyond Meat production is better for the planet. If you factor production materials, energy,... Not sure what it gives. From what I understood why BM production was
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by greatgib 1y ago
It's a trojan horse, they try to do the same thing that is happening in the banking sector. By this they want AI model provider to have a strong grip on their users, so controling their usage to not risk issues with the regulator. The
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by greatgib 1y ago
Woah, based on the title I didn't expect to read one of the most elaborate corporate bullshit I have seen coming from HP. Basically, they just want to add constant and invasive useless telemetry, in the crappiest way possible to ensure
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by greatgib 1y ago
Just a reminder that when still using cash, you are allowed to buy whatever you want that is legal without asshole bankers or institutions deciding for you!
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by greatgib 1y ago
The author looks clueless about this structure also. But interesting to point out a trend that was maybe unnoticed. One of the reason for an acquihire or something like that might also be because of other costly factors that is not taken in
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by greatgib 1y ago
It's totally subjective that it is better. It's not like it can "execute code" inline like f-string. Just the replacement character is the same, end of the comparison. And any way the point is that more that it totally b
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by greatgib 1y ago
It's totally crazy that we have to go through Microsoft to sign things to be able to have our OS run on third parties computers, and that Microsoft manage to win about this so easily as it was never seriously challenged.
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by greatgib 1y ago
Loguru sucks very badly! I would advise you not to use it. It is like trying to not do like everyone else, but still doing in a terribly wrong way ... For example the backtrace try to be cooler for display but are awful, and totally not app
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by greatgib 1y ago
What is funny is that this guy looks like to be really thinking that they are working on AGI or that OpenAI is on the way to way despite that we all know that it is serious bullshit disconnected from reality. So it let me wonder if employee
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by greatgib 1y ago
Here they think that what is doing Bitvise is legal but I think that it might not be the case in the law of a number of countries and even possibly in domain names "regulation"? This is parasitism, or deceptive practice to hold th
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by greatgib 1y ago
Musk managed once again to steal public subventions... Am I the only one seeing a kind of bribery attempt with the expectation that Musk will stop publicly asking about the Epstein files?
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by greatgib 1y ago
Does anyone have an idea about why there is such a gap sometimes between valley and Redis? I would have expected only a marginal différence at this point.
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by greatgib 1y ago
Guys in Android are so disconnected from reality, it's no wonder that Android did not get anything interesting released in years. As an user it is more the opposite, you are kind of hope that no update to your phone will come to crappi

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