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811.
by greatgib 2y ago
In my opinion, this article doesn't really have a real argument but is more trying to capitalize on FUD on open source.
812.
by greatgib 2y ago
No, this is not fine. The is again another barrier to ensure that things are more difficult and scary when you don't use the official play store. It's an anticompetitive behavior again. You are already logged on your phone interfa
813.
by greatgib 2y ago
That is the mitigation for the new CQ features. But still does not prove that sudden shutdown in the middle of a write or another command will not still kill or corrupt your sdcard like it used to do.
814.
by greatgib 2y ago
Not easy to understand if you are not into military acronyms but indeed there a very good leadership advices near the end. Btw, there is a button available in the page to have YouTube generate transcripts.
815.
by greatgib 2y ago
I saw on the wikipedia page the following totally stupid reason for the ban in some schools: In 2004, several schools banned conkers due to fear of causing anaphylactic shock in pupils with nut allergies. Health advisers said that ther
816.
by greatgib 2y ago
In my experience, sdcard support was a really black spot for rpi. With sdcards easily getting corrupted surprisingly contrary to when using alternative embedded boards like beaglebone. So I'm not sure that I would trust them with an up
817.
by greatgib 2y ago
Regarding how commonly are used wifi and Bluetooth in our everyday life. I don't understand why we haven't more frequency bands available for it. It is more in the public interest than a lot of useless private initiatives like WiM
818.
by greatgib 2y ago
I mean that it is totally not something going in the way to do a general public desktop environment.
819.
by greatgib 2y ago
They really lost they way... The addition of kdump-tools to relevant Ubuntu desktop and server images enables kernel crash dumps by default. This proactive approach streamlines troubleshooting by automatically capturing critical data af
820.
by greatgib 2y ago
It is really crazy that we are taken hostage/blackmail by whatever harmful decision Google takes in their own interest.
821.
by greatgib 2y ago
With this, my feeling is that nowadays people are doing "research papers" with nothing as content. Like something that would be a basic blog article or a small implementation project of anything.
822.
by greatgib 2y ago
I might be wrong, but I think that it might even be illegal in some countries like France. Except for banks, business are not allowed to discriminate customers and refuse to serve equally everyone. Imagine like saying you are not allowed to
823.
by greatgib 2y ago
I don't agree with the predicate, but I have to admit that the rest of the article is well written to list the different ways to give types to dicts when it is needed.
824.
by greatgib 2y ago
A prompt is like an idea, it is not copyrightable. Imagine giving a copyright to a discussion? But nothing force you to reveal the prompt you used assuming you are using the right tool for protecting your secrets.
825.
by greatgib 2y ago
Indeed, in my opinion it is the best way to finish in a cluster mess like the nodejs/npm ecosystem... And a very real issue is that young developers don't know anymore how to develop by limiting dependencies to the strict minimum.
826.
by greatgib 2y ago
I agree also that news report are missing to report on what is the most interesting part to understand the problem: What was intended with this shipment in the first place? who is responsible for it? Regarding current international sanction
827.
by greatgib 2y ago
I'm not surprised that you can pretend to do that in a trademark office, but I'm more surprised that it does not trigger an antitrust investigation by authorities as it is clearly the 2 dominant players colluding to prevent having
828.
by greatgib 2y ago
That is unrelated. If you develop new kind of weapons, both sides will use it in the end. And in addition, from all sides, if official military agencies want to use a tech, no one will be able to prevent them. But it is another thing to hav
829.
by greatgib 2y ago
Now it will be a "for-profit", so not interest for the public interest or don't care for any possible hurt to the human life if that allows more "profit" to flow in...
830.
by greatgib 2y ago
Quite disturbing that a project can be ranked top 2 in HN without even being functional!
831.
by greatgib 2y ago
I did scroll ten minutes on the webpage without still any idea of what it is. Is there any tldr somewhere?
832.
by greatgib 2y ago
On my side, the not really free open weight license is what is preventing me to use Llama for prototype and small projects for companies.
833.
by greatgib 2y ago
For the AI indexation I didn't mean to help third parties read messages, more that for Musk own AI agent to be usable by the Public and able to use or reference tweets, he wouldn't need a shit storm where you use Groq to browse co
834.
by greatgib 2y ago
Honestly I don't think that the few "blocked" tweets where you still can't interact with is making a real difference in term of ad monetizable engagement. You will see what will come next and it will be clear. If not for
835.
by greatgib 2y ago
Now the question is, to which government Telegram will comply to share your info. If I live in Germany, and I do a channel with offensive content against the government of an Arabian shitty country, let's say UAE for example. The conte
836.
by greatgib 2y ago
With that kind of decisions, always assume that there is a hidden agenda. In that case, i could imagine for example that this can be something done to ease a further AI feature. it is almost impossible to train an AI for content with indivi
837.
by greatgib 2y ago
I find the glue thing nice but my sceptic mind let me think that it could be another great trick to fight competition with generic battery manufacturers. The glue goes with the battery, and there is probably a few patents on this magic glue
838.
by greatgib 2y ago
Kind of spam I think because it is not even a new or interesting info. More kind of the usual opinion piece that waste thousands of words for a content that should fit in a single paragraph.
839.
by greatgib 2y ago
Everything old is new again! They are so excited to just have reinvented last decade desktop envs that were working well before fullscreen apps were imposed to us.
840.
by greatgib 2y ago
I cross fingers very for that not to happen. Intel used to be a shitty company in term of open sourcing and freely available specifications and they are now kind of leaders as much as you can be in the sector. Qualcomm is probably the worst

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