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   by guerrilla 9mo ago

   It's definitely not the best we have though. People have created all kinds of metrics which measured things in better ways more relevant to our human goals. It's an entire genre of publication in economics and some of them are ver
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   by guerrilla 9mo ago

   How big are TTS models like this usually? .kkrieger looks like an amazing game for the mid-90s. It's incomprehensible that it's only 96kb.
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   The No Fakes Act has a “fingerprinting” trap that kills open source?(old.reddit.com)

   185 points by guerrilla 9mo ago|98 comments
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   by guerrilla 9mo ago

   Thank you for commenting. I wonder if this could be another situation like "the dress" (2015) or maybe something is wrong with our codecs...
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   by guerrilla 9mo ago

   No shade on you. It's definitely impressive. I just didn't understand people's reactions.
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   by guerrilla 9mo ago

   I mean I'm talking about the mp4. How could people possibly be worried about scammers after listening to that?
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   by guerrilla 9mo ago

   I don't understand the comments here at all. I played the audio and it sounds absolutely horrible, far worse than computer voices sounded fifteen years ago. Not even the most feeble minded person would mistake that as a human. Am I not
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   by guerrilla 9mo ago

   The map is just grey. The controls are there though. cdn.tailwindcss.com should not be used in production. To use Tailwind CSS in production, install it as a PostCSS plugin or use the Tailwind CLI: https://tailwindcss.com/do
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   by guerrilla 9mo ago

   146.0.1 on Arch Linux here. Disabled uBlock Origin; no difference. I don't have any other relevant extensions. DoH disabled. No difference in private window.
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    This didn't work in Firefox.
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    Never seen it before today...
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    > * Let’s assume the US is going to stabilise Venezuela quickly enough, that the Venezuelan oil will soon flow around, but only to “selected” countries (basically, …. Anyone but China) This is a bad assumption. Trump has already promised
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    I'm not even going to finish the article. I never want to see these kinds of icons again. You win. Good news is, I'm not seeing a lot of these in GNOME and Gtk+ apps, so I'm already okay. There's only a couple in Firefox
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    What did Afghanistan have to do with Israel?
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    I wish more people understood this.
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    > After the Iraq war we(US allies that were dragged into this war by a bunch of lies) felt like this was very bad, but it was a blunder of one administration and the trust in the US as a whole was going to be restored. I don't under
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    Don't expect the administration to make any sense on this topic. The same time they were signing executive orders and blabbing about the US oil industry, they were telling OPEC to lower prices. There's no coherency to be had with
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    You're way worse than that. You invade everyone all the time and all of it is illegal and wrong. https://github.com/dessalines/essays/blob/main/us_atrocities...
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    Yeah, it's a long list. https://github.com/dessalines/essays/blob/main/us_atrocities...
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    This is pretty standard for America, nothing new. https://github.com/dessalines/essays/blob/main/us_atrocities...
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    Hardly. Besides so much packaging (which isn't relevant), my qualifications are the same as yours. Don't be rude.
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    > Video cards have been a nightmare on Linux for decades, famously the reason Torvalds gave Nvidia the finger. What are you talking about... The situation is the same as on Windows, an officially supported and maintained proprietary driv
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    > but Linux hardware support is still crap What are you talking about? Everything for desktops work out of the box unless you have something weird and proprietary, and even then most distros have support anyway.
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    I think that's exactly what it was.
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    I've been running GNOME. I've never had breakage from upgrading. Of course there's the fact that GNOME neutered itself, removing many of its own features, but that's a different story and has nothing to do with ABIs or u
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    Whatever, at least it can be a desktop alternative to GNOME and KDE where you can also run exes.
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    What cool stuff do you run?
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    > If they use a rolling distro, they hate the constant brokenness that comes with it. Never happens for me on Arch, which I've run as my primary desktop for 15 years.
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    I absolutely love this. I need a live CD/USB ASAP please!
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    by guerrilla 9mo ago

    > The only power non-origin nations/entities have is via leveraging their ability to do business in the region and/or their local holdings. Which is absolutely enormous, so this distinction is splitting hairs.