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   by hawski 3y ago

   For make there is much better option than googling: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html and hit Ctrl+F. You can even easily search for things like $<. Nothing else is really needed. And for
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   by hawski 3y ago

   Everything is something. It is helpful to know what this particular something is - regardless if it is sold or not.
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   by hawski 3y ago

   It goes like that: I thought that the question "Why?" asked about this particular fragment of GP's comment: > I don’t think I have ever starred anything on Github. (...) Not to the particular situation of fixes for likes.
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   by hawski 3y ago

   Yes, but this particular sub-thread started with GP saying: > I don’t think I have ever starred anything on Github. (...)
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   by hawski 3y ago

   You can give genuine ones.
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   by hawski 3y ago

   Off-topic: Is this only my perception or many things lately that come in single digit tiers (with some mostly irrelevant prefixes)? It is not a bad trend really (number big -> thing pricey), but funny to see.
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   by hawski 3y ago

   I think to avoid ambiguity it should be always written as social media platform called "X" (formerly known as Twitter). I don't think I will ever be able to get used to the name.
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   by hawski 3y ago

   Other than cars with mufflers cut out most car noise (above a certain speed) is the tire noise. At least that's how I understand it. Not to say it wouldn't be nice if cars would be otherwise silent, but i.e. highway noise wouldn&#
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   by hawski 3y ago

   I think you could get away with just printing a status page once every few months.
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    by hawski 3y ago

    I wonder if Renault is on the same level as Nissan. I understand they share a lot, but are not present on the American market.
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    by hawski 3y ago

    Isn't it fun, that ChatGPT's success poisoned the well for everyone else? :)
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    by hawski 3y ago

    There was a discussion here lately about how the budget is fulfilled at the end of a year by spending all the rest of the money on some bullshit. Now I wonder if it could be spent on OpenSource projects the company is using either directly
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    by hawski 3y ago

    I have a DCP-J725DW for around 12 or more years. I used non-official ink cartridges for it for most of its life. Quality of print declined a bit, but it was mostly, because we did not print as much in some years. Now we print more as my dau
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    by hawski 3y ago

    I worry about corporations and/or authoritarians getting even more edge. Personally I am not worried about a Terminator/Skynet scenario, more about greed and people holier than thou using this technology to cement their position.
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    by hawski 3y ago

    I meant "know" in the sense you used "heard".
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    by hawski 3y ago

    I often hear that about the OpenAI board, but in general are people here know most board members of some big/darling tech companies? Outside of some of the co-founders I don't know anyone.
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    by hawski 3y ago

    If I understand correctly those are just somewhat cheaper per unit and some of them do run on lines that are not electrified. So it happens that a diesel train runs entirely (or often partially) on electrified lines like in the photo I gave
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    by hawski 3y ago

    Scarcity depends on the amount of openly published writing. You can publish only parts of your work or publish it to limited audience.
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    by hawski 3y ago

    This one is diesel even if it is under overhead lines: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plik:SA132-008_Pozna%C5%84_RB8... Some more: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lista_spalinowych_zespo%C5%82%... Th
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    by hawski 3y ago

    I do not share your view, but partly understand it. I would worry that the "decline of human exceptionalism" will be used by corporations to widen their stance even more. After all corporations are also people (wink).
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    by hawski 3y ago

    AFAIU not every app can be a driver and most probably no app you installed without administrator rights. There could also be an easy restriction that there can be only one lid open driver or limited to the manufacturer. There are lots of th
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    by hawski 3y ago

    I would argue it is still a problem with the sleep state if it is allowed to be changed by software without restrictions. If the user decided to put his machine in the S0ix state there should be no way other than opening the lid or pushing
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    by hawski 3y ago

    IMHO if Microsoft wanted this it is clearly them to blame. It is a bit like going back to the MS-DOS era where applications should behave as there was no memory protection. The simple/partial solution is: if the system is in S0ix (mode
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    by hawski 3y ago

    One thing that would go a long way would be the return of S3.
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    by hawski 3y ago

    Nothing captcha farming can't do ;)
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    by hawski 3y ago

    I am also sure that prompt injection will be used to break out to be able to use a company's support chat for example as a free and reasonably fast LLM, so someone else would cover OpenAI expense for the attacker.
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    by hawski 3y ago

    It is impressive and interesting, but I would suggest just using proportional fonts and stop caring about alignment.
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    by hawski 3y ago

    https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/app/xkill/-/blob/master/... It literally is using XKillClient - https://linux.die.net/man/3/xkillclient You can kill the connectio
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    by hawski 3y ago

    What are the limits to what can be a new TLD nowadays? Because this seems a bit disappoint.ing and disgust.ing.
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    by hawski 3y ago

    For the first one here's a video about it: https://youtu.be/aniguxnz9ik?t=9 It jumped around 7m high and 64m far.