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No. There is an interview/documentary about South Park where they talk about celebrity appearances in the show. They said that they never request celebrities to play themselves in the show. If the person declines the offer, they can ge
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I had a similar, frustrating experience last weekend trying to copy data from a phone to a windows machine. Windows is trying to hide all "technical" stuff so hard that it becomes impossible to do anything.
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Losing the Imitation Game
(jenniferplusplus.com)
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Timescale hypertables automatically have an index on the timestamp. To make this more comparable you could create the same index on the normal table and test the ingestion rate.
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2y ago
I'm a total trading noob. Can you explain why a low latency is worth so much? And how these traders "exploit" that advantage to make a profit?
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3y ago
This is an ad and it reads as if written by ChatGPT. Some surface level bullet points about Access Control, link to their product and the most basic SQL statements.
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Fedi-Games: Games Played via ActivityPub
(games.rerere.org)
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To learn more about ActivityPub I've started to create a small ActivityPub server which hosts services to play games. The games can be played by mentioning the service and your opponent.
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3y ago
The US (and Germany where I'm from) seem to be the exception. Most countries have virtually complete coverage.
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It's still a mystery to me how building a mega constellation of satellites is more achievable than burrowing some fibers and building cell towers. The only application I see where Starlink is preferred to "traditional" commun
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This isn't stealing, you are just training a model on references which isn't a copyright infringement.
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Thanks for sharing this. Didn't know this and just tried it. Works amazing!
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3y ago
https://yourdatafitsinram.net/
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2 decades now. He was the best teacher I had. Sadly only for 2 years as he came temporarily out of retirement when our math teacher at the time died.
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I had a math teacher who trolled the entire class. We (the class) wanted to go outside instead of having a regular lecture. He made a deal that if we win his game we go outside, otherwise we had to be extra focused for the rest of the perio
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3y ago
Rust feels like a game to me. You play against the compiler to create a valid program.
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Building custom maps in WarCraft3 also involved a lot of invisible units to create unique spells. Creators generally used toads or sheep for these effects. I've created a custom map turning the system a round, where you played the invi
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> The string “syncthing” with the folder ID concatenated make up the salt Meaning its not fixed but every folder has its own salt
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3y ago
Not yet unionized, but IG Metall is making progress. They have representation in the factory and there recently was an action where thousands of workers wore union pins.
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Yes you do have to work on your queries to keep them fast with growing complexity. Django also has a usable intermediate API to construct your queries, instead of writing raw SQL. Nice feature to have if you don't want to commit to a s
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I'd rather have a slow page because of lazy loading, than a wrong page because the related objects are not loaded (i.e. typeorm)
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3y ago
I briefly used Ecto when trying out Phoenix framework but have not worked enough with it to form an opinion.
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Sadly I don't use Django anymore at work but it still has a special place in my heart. The ORM model is the best I've ever worked with and any other always feels clunky with sharp edges to cut you when you hold it wrong. In recent
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I've started to build an application with GTK (and rust). I think one major reason the web "won" the GUI wars is the sheer amount of documentation and example code. For me the biggest struggle in building a GTK app is to find
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Crypto scam run by the korean monarchy?
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What purpose did the moon landing have? It didn't benefit anyone! But the surrounding research and advancements in all scientific fields did!
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A question for people researching LLMs and their capabilities: Is there any reason to believe that the interaction of multiple agents (using the same model) will yield some emergent property that is beyond the capabilities of the agent mode
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There are ways to do that, but I don't know how many pod catchers support these. The most common solution I can see is to provide multiple RSS feeds, one for each audio format.
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I've build an analysis of audio usage in podcasts. Currently 93% are using MP3 and 7% AAC. Ogg and Opus have virtually no usage at all. https://podcast-standard.org/audio/ "Spotify for Podcasters" is the
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have you heard of txt files? If you want to proof you didn't temper with the historic data, publish a daily hash in some newspapers.
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