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I just hate so so so much the Netflix of nowadays, they manage to keep me because of a few good movies/series and releasing new seasons of shows that I watched previously. But otherwise, this interface is so much bat shit! Incredible t
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2y ago
It is so so much market manipulation in plain sight, without consequence... such a shame.
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Great time to buy ': How Trump's 'buy' tip on social media before tariffs pause
(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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2y ago
All around the "developed world", the shop/retailer/supermarket/distribution part of the price of a product is around 50%. Whatever the product or its price. I'm wondering if part of our issue with crazy inflat
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2y ago
A few years ago, when US ESTA and visa process started to require that you declare your social network accounts, a lot of people were in a mind like "who cares? I have nothing to hide so I don't see the problem" And now we ca
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Anaconda Inc has entered litigation against non-paying user: Intel, Dell, Airbus
(thehftguy.com)
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2y ago
Is the top link just an advertisement for a book to be bought or is it something I'm missing with the link? There are countless of books and website with that kind of content, but Google is good enough to find them...
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2y ago
Because the organization of your struct is exactly how the memory have to be organized and that might be important for you. The compiler doesn't know your intended usage so it can't rework the structure at its will. For example, y
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2y ago
Here is the article I was referring to: https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/07/secure-boot-is-comp...
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2y ago
Basically a little bit yes. Especially for an entity located in US and with strong links to the basic government. But in the case of secure boot, this is worse, because Microsoft is just a "software" editor. But its root certifica
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2y ago
To start with, security of "secure boot" there is a joke because anyway all os have to be signed by Microsoft itself. So anyone with they certificate key can do whatever they want. And btw, not that long ago it was released by res
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2y ago
Decorators in the usage example looks useless, and more to show off than being a real convenience. In real life program, I don't think that you will have hundreds of calls to LLM or agent in your app so much that you have any code gain
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2y ago
And in the meantime, this shitty Roblox still doesn't run on Linux...
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2y ago
And for the one that will shout conspiracy, the main part of the sentence is jail time even if she will do it at home... And losing your citizen rights (voting and be elected) is actually quite common with some crimes, and not specific to h
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2y ago
Village Roadshow put into development 99 feature films, 166 scripted television series and 67 unscripted series. Of those, six movies and seven television series went into production. I don't know if it is standard practice, b
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2y ago
So fun (when you don't have this shitty tv) to read this FAQ. A wtf at each paragraph: - question1: video starting alone to "provide you a relaxing experience". I'm totally so relaxed by that unexpected kind of things...
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2y ago
As said in another comment, first there are particular filters builtin or that you can setup. To the point that you can even customize with css the way that results are displayed. Not having half page of the results with ads is also great.
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2y ago
I had a very very hard time to make the jump to Kagi passing the steps of "paying", and "setting kagi as my default browser" because of inertia, and also Fear Uncertainty and Doubt of change. But once I did it, that was
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2y ago
150$ for 1GB of memory. 250$ for one hour of professional service. I guess the public sector is very well ripped off
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2y ago
I have the feeling that UK is almost inexistant in the field of AI despite it's previous position on the tech sector line in neobanking and cryptos. It probably doesn't help that software engineer salaries (and I guess researchers
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2y ago
I can't leave the feeling that there is a global secret conspiracy against against privacy worldwide. Like how a country like that suddenly decide to attack core rights of their citizens, out of the blue. That I could easily imagine is
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2y ago
I think that the point is that it is quite bad to use your personal phone and personal chat app for discussing classified subjects, and that you can randomly add random people to these conversations by accident. But it is even worse when an
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2y ago
Good news, c++ and brainfuck languages will soon be able to merge in a single language :-)
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2y ago
For me the following one is insane: constexpr void operator>>(F fnc) const { (fnc.template operator()<Elts>(), ...); }
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2y ago
If i'm not wrong, Chatgpt states clearly that they don't use user data anymore by default. Also, maybe some services are doing "machine learning" training with user data, but it is the first time I see recent LLM service
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2y ago
And even worse: Conversations that have been reviewed or annotated by human reviewers (and related data like your language, device type, location info, or feedback) are not deleted when you delete your Gemini Apps activity because they
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2y ago
If you plan to use Gemini, be warned, here are the usual Big Tech dragons: Please don’t enter ...confidential info or any data... you wouldn’t want a reviewer to see or Google to use ... The full extract of the terms of usage:
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2y ago
What is the context of this exactly? Why Google was forced to do an update that would degrade so much the performances? And would have a new battery solved that or just rendered the situation a little bit less bad?
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2y ago
I have to see the usual "rant" shit post of Musk on X where he defames "judges" for such a case... Curiously it is just limited to decision going against his choices and his russian friends choices...
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2y ago
What I found the most funny is the official executable to be downloaded from the official website that is named: ping_installer (1).exe You clearly know that someone downloaded a file (having already a copy) and just uploaded that directly
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