hunta2097

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by hunta2097 4y ago
You're using virtual environments, right? ML libraries are particularly bad, most other stuff works well. Friends don't let friends install pip into /usr/lib.
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by hunta2097 4y ago
I got a Windows Defender alert when downloading the Windows binary: Detected: Trojan:Script/Wacatac.H!ml Status: Removed Details: This program is dangerous and executes commands from an attacker.
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by hunta2097 4y ago
I was in an SME in the 90s where we bought 701Cs for the execs. I can confirm they were awesome, back then it was de rigueur to have a chunky docking station to mount your hugely expensive (and altogether hugely) CRT monitor. The 701C had a
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by hunta2097 4y ago
Wow, it's 5 years old.
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by hunta2097 4y ago
There is another video showing the making-of this video. They are very open about how much effort it took to stage, it isn't a completely dynamic interaction. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPVC4IyRTG8
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by hunta2097 4y ago
Similar experience in my town. I got a strong 5-bar signal but their backhaul must be running on 56k modems.
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by hunta2097 4y ago
If Musk actually buys Twitter I'll eat my hat. He made the offer as a flex, or to own his detractors. He has no intention of following through.
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by hunta2097 4y ago
Yeah, i'm glad someone else finds that as infuriating as I do! "it's a spectrum" is just a lazy out, there needs to be proper classification or we are never going to get further with diagnosis and treatment.
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by hunta2097 4y ago
My son has autism and through his schools and colleges I have known 100s of "autistic" kids and young adults. There is such variety in their traits and behaviours. I honestly don't find the label useful, I would say I am gett
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by hunta2097 4y ago
I live by a couple of (vaguely related) principles: a) Consciousness is just your brain trying to anticipate the future. b) Your brain compresses (normalises?) repetition in memories. So even if day to day events happen at normal speed, the
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by hunta2097 4y ago
- PSP retirement and trying to define a replacement with 100% coverage. Gatekeeper seems to be the heir-apparent. - Migration of all our customer workloads from PSP to gatekeeper.
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by hunta2097 4y ago
You are assuming that everything Musk says is genuine.
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by hunta2097 4y ago
I see this as a huge mistake (quelle surprise, this is Oracle after all). If they had just copied the RedHat model they might have been onto a winner. Free unstable, paid stable.
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by hunta2097 5y ago
Your stack looks a lot like my lab setup!! Mine is based around VMs using K3OS but I have also been looking at thinkstations and other cheap Intel-T CPU workstations. How do you find disk performance and reliability?
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by hunta2097 5y ago
Wow - that site so very 90s! Thank you for preserving it.
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by hunta2097 5y ago
Ultimate became Rare and was still owned by the Stamper Brothers until they sold it to Microsoft in 2002.
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by hunta2097 5y ago
It's free, financially. Windows 11 is Microsoft's attempt to hoover up Edge and Windows Passport evaders. It's a shame, I was just getting into Windows 10 as my personal dev desktop. I guess i'll give Ubuntu another shot
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by hunta2097 5y ago
Yep! I had an eyetest in primary school, I couldn't read anything. Looking back on it years later I assume she thought I was joking or else just royally cocked-up! It left me with some strange cognitive coping strategies - like I would
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by hunta2097 5y ago
I somehow slipped through the UK eye-test system with -5 astigmatism until the age of 12. I was 12 when I first saw a leaf on a tree.
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by hunta2097 5y ago
Shout out for Shorewall, i've been using it as my primary firewall-helper for nearly 20 years with 0 upgrade hassle. It's a perfect-balance of power and simplicity. It doesn't have a web interface but is just a nice way confi
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by hunta2097 5y ago
Apple solve this by making spares super expensive and only available from partners. The legislation needs to stipulate what a "component" or "part" is, i.e. not the entire motherboard.
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by hunta2097 5y ago
It's so refreshing to hear a moderate religious view.
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by hunta2097 5y ago
There is a really good scientific research presentation on the matter... https://youtu.be/sP2tUW0HDHA
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by hunta2097 5y ago
Yeah I consider myself atheist but if Jesus came down from heaven and started performing (scientifically tested) miracles then I guess I'd change my mind. That makes me, in the strictest sense, agnostic. Seeing as no miracle has ever b
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by hunta2097 5y ago
This is a bit of a leap. There is no link between belief and loneliness. I live in a largely secular country, people are choosing to not have kids due to the environment and the general satisfaction in their lives without kids. The same rea
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by hunta2097 5y ago
Religious people tend to have more children, it's got nothing to do with enlightenment. In the developed world religiosity is falling but so are birth rates.
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by hunta2097 5y ago
Anecdotally (but just as valid as your comment) i've found the polar opposite. I know loads of people who have left religion later in life and plenty of old atheists who never did.
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by hunta2097 6y ago
Now if we could get Australian politicians to stop taking that coal money...
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by hunta2097 6y ago
I went though around 4 crappy unreliable inkjets before getting myself a Brother HL-3150CDW. It's been ultra reliable and fast, even though I only print about 2-3 pages a month. It has a super low-power standby and is always ready.
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by hunta2097 6y ago
I don't even live in North America and even i've cancelled my long-standing Spotify family subscription over this. I came to Spotify for the music, not right-wing podcasts. Spotify should have kept to music.

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