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91.
by greatgib 3mo ago
1. Sampling parameter deprecation (temperature, top_p, top_k) temperature, top_p, and top_k are deprecated and ignored. In future model generations, supplying these parameters returns an HTTP 400 error. Remove these parameters from all requ
92.
by greatgib 3mo ago
And somehow, the most annoying is not even the price hike, but it is that is you expect to build a product on any of theirs models, they spend their time being deprecated and you have like to be on the lookup to start from scratch selecting
93.
by greatgib 3mo ago
First it could be something depending on you enrolling like airport fastpass and second it would be a feature that it is complicated for both side to record and process the info so that they have the incentive to do the minimum possible. Bu
94.
by greatgib 3mo ago
We should remember the name of the rats that are working on this thing to ensure to never hire them or block them from everything we can for being the proud killer of our freedom in Europe...
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by greatgib 3mo ago
If you had time to spend, I'm wondering if you couldn't sue LG or Microsoft in some countries for something equivalent of "hacking". Like intrusion in a computer network. As it is unsolicited installation of something th
96.
by greatgib 3mo ago
Totally insane. Repeating the same errors as in the past and hoping for a better outcome... Only corruption can explain that...
97.
by greatgib 3mo ago
They always talk about transparency and all but it never was as opaque as it is going on now. There is no possible audit trail. No possible way to review what happened to validate the result. But even worse, no you will be billed somehow ra
98.
by greatgib 3mo ago
Probably because it is a kind of autogenerated article betting it all on the clickbait title to generate ad dollars.
99.
by greatgib 3mo ago
Let's be honest, like for national assemblies, lots of members of the parliament are quite dumb. I think most of them will not even look at the biggest part of the laws they are supposed to vote. They will vote for whatever they are to
100.
by greatgib 3mo ago
Just to be clear, here you see the EU, but behind this there are a few corrupt national government officials that are pushing hard for this.
101.
by greatgib 3mo ago
I would like such justice to be applied to a few European and French officials... Democracy could be a lot different if corruption and selling his votes was not a career goal for our officials.
102.
by greatgib 3mo ago
Maybe would be the good time to create a company to sell webcam covers for cars...
103.
by greatgib 3mo ago
They don't realized that it is their business decisions that ruined the experience of the console gaming and they probably still double down on that. Before, you would buy and play a console to be able to play in a minute, eventually w
104.
by greatgib 3mo ago
I'm reading that probably too fast to have a deep thinking about it, but this J-Space isn't it just the basic of embedding vectors. If you think about getting from a place to another place, using wheels, no gas, to reply to the qu
105.
by greatgib 3mo ago
I totally agree, even not going as far as a Parkinson case, if you already so old and not too old persons use phones and touch screens, you will see that very often it is complicated for them to click on the small button at the right place
106.
by greatgib 4mo ago
There will be no real consequence, as always, just more paperwork, so how to expect that anything will change?
107.
by greatgib 4mo ago
SSR is a huge pain in the ass. Now it starts to be hard to have all of that do the frontend properly and let good appropriate languages take care of the backend. Instead of a stupid, broken and leaky node equivalent backend totally interloc
108.
by greatgib 4mo ago
I might be wrong, but I have a very very big suspicion that this website is fake and probably a scam of some way. If you look at it, all "feeds" that are without any moving part or human are "live", and when there is any
109.
by greatgib 4mo ago
When you see the following sentence: "She said parents should not be blamed for a problem they did not create." associated with the deceptive title, you can know for sure that this article has a hidden objective, and that there is
110.
by greatgib 4mo ago
It is well known that nowadays politics and companies are often waiting for other terrible news to release their own that they would like to be buried but are forced to publish.
111.
by greatgib 4mo ago
For the prison it might be true because opponents in Russia are already dead... Like Navalny and the mission in his underwear.
112.
by greatgib 4mo ago
What scary me a lot, is the amount of people here or in real life that are not concerned about that, and that are like "it is to protect the children, so whatever it is, it worth it. And what else we can do?". And often it goes on
113.
by greatgib 4mo ago
To me, this response shows that there is a great opportunity to convince them with things that will bring them good publicity. Things like "drivers" with their name, etc...
114.
by greatgib 4mo ago
"Our response protocols were deployed immediately" -> We had a full team of marketers deployed to try to cover our incompetence with bullshit in the medias.
115.
by greatgib 4mo ago
So convenient so that the day that you go to visit USA or Trump has a grief against you, we can immediately identify your accounts and inspect all your life!
116.
by greatgib 4mo ago
Totally random numbers picked up to be a catching name for trying to get celebrity. Could have been 200 meters or 500 meters or 4 trees or 2 or flowers. This is the kind of ideology that is ruining public policies instead of being grounded
117.
by greatgib 4mo ago
Looks nice but does it support "oauth2" authentication for the final smtp server that will be used? It is a need because it is a cancer that propagated to all big mail domain providers like gmail and microsoft 365. They are suppos
118.
by greatgib 4mo ago
They claim "Degraded Performance", but 400 and 500 error responses is a non fully working service and not a performance that is just "less good". > Some clients may encounter 400 and 500 error responses.
119.
by greatgib 4mo ago
My personal experience of the multiple operators in Tokyo while traveling there only once for tourism was that it is a mess and not very convenient for users. Like having a station with almost a same name but different operator, a few hund
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by greatgib 4mo ago
I guess that they forgot to put a big "Protect the children" title on top of their proposal to have it accepted blindly.

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