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hobo_mark
2y ago
Yes, but... Depends how you use it too. I have trained mine to only show me standup comedy skits. There is no live standup shows in my neck of the woods, but once or twice a month I do get entertainment value out of it that I would not get
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hobo_mark
2y ago
But you are not actually learning anything while doomscrolling.
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hobo_mark
2y ago
Are you some sort of writer/reporter or is this all for entertainment?
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hobo_mark
2y ago
NotebookLM is currently US only, limited to 20 documents (sorry, 'sources') per notebook, and only works with Google Drive.
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hobo_mark
2y ago
Or Pigo? it's written in go after all :D
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2y ago
If western demand goes away, you think African demand can compensate for that? Domestic would be more realistic, and even there China has nowhere near enough domestic consumption to keep the system running, let alone sustain historical grow
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hobo_mark
2y ago
> spaying foreign citizens now that would be a bridge too far...
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hobo_mark
2y ago
Wait you think flying a plane is a more relaxed experience than going on a trip?
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hobo_mark
2y ago
If you ever turn the radio on or hear the spotify weekly top playlist, it's not like contemporary cookie cutter pop music is any better. At least with this anyone can quickly experiment quirky new ideas!
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hobo_mark
2y ago
He didn't discover the Higgs, but he formulated it (along with other people) in 1964. Its discovery was not until 2012.
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3y ago
We just deployed RHEL9 and had to quickly revert gnome because users (and me!) had no effing idea how to use it. For instance, no button to minimize and maximize a window, no taskbar to switch between windows, what the actual...
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hobo_mark
3y ago
An FPGA is a blank slate, more so than a CPU is, the programming interface is whatever the user wants to implement (including ring buffers and DMA or whatever).
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3y ago
I found no way of calling KWin functions other than piping javascript into dbus and parsing the reply via journalctl, which... lol? https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/706477/is-there-a-w...
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hobo_mark
3y ago
Yes.
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3y ago
I accidentally got this, and now it defaults to Wayland which completely broke my workflow. That is because, in Wayland, there is no API to list what windows are on your desktop! [1] Managed to get back to X11, for some reason the logoff bu
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3y ago
Does it do sleep tracking? How long does the battery last? I still daily drive a Pebble 2HR with over a week of battery life but am looking for a replacement compatible with Gadgetbridge, and there really aren't any that can track slee
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3y ago
Not that I would know first-hand, but several other videos of the AVP in action look the same.
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3y ago
Firefox detected a potential security threat and did not continue to univerbal.app because this website requires a secure connection. Same with Chrome...
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3y ago
Of course.
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3y ago
Of course. But now do a blind taste with someone off the streets, and ask which one is the "oaky Rioja".
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3y ago
> taste about as different as raspberry, cherry, blackcurrant (cassis) and blackberry juices I can trivially tell these apart, and I did not have to "study" any of that. From other comments it sounds like doing the same for win
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3y ago
> I'm no connoisseur at all... Then proceeds to speak in completely alien language, thank you for proving my point :) I am saying learning such language takes years of practice, and such a hobby is only available to (relatively) few
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3y ago
> Unless you have a problem with your tasting sense. I mean, there's two comments proposing that already, but why would that be the case only for high-ceremony drinks (coffee, wine...).
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3y ago
Of course not, but I often have colleagues qualify some coffee as "excellent" and some other as "terrible" and I cannot ever tell the two apart.
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3y ago
All coffee and all wine tastes the same to me, can people really tell the difference or is it mostly an upper class pantomime?
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3y ago
I think I suddenly understand those "fake email job" memes.
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3y ago
Not the op but I don't think it's a request, it's semantics. You are calling wiki something that is really not a wiki, because wikis are editable.
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3y ago
Reread, this is with moderation on. And I only followed a bunch of other electronics nerds.
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3y ago
Thanks, impressive full-stack work. I'm sure this was named long before Musk decided to set 44B and change on fire but at first I confused it with Twitter's own LLM thing.
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3y ago
Complaining about porn (mostly gay/trans/furry stuff, although even the straight kind is NOT something I want on my phone when idly scrolling on a bus or a train in public, or ever really) routinely ending in the default timeline,
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