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i80and
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i80and
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There is something seriously wrong with your tires if that's actually the case. I drive a pretty heavy EV myself (an AWD ID.4) and your wear is ludicrous.
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i80and
1y ago
I think Fedora Silverblue, Bazzite, et. al. is the right direction for linux on PCs. It still feels a little immature yet, but also I'm way more confident in the system's durability than I've ever been in the past.
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My experience is that distros with traditional package management can't be counted on to work over the long term without manual administrator intervention. Debian in particular would not be my first choice, or my second, for people who
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i80and
1y ago
Without defending this endeavor, is the immutable bit all that different from macOS's SIP?
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1y ago
I ended up with a PNC account as a result of a series of bank acquisitions, and they're so badly run it's almost a dark comedy. Branch staff are all perfectly lovely, but they're at the mercy of very funky systems above them.
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1y ago
Not their first time around the block! https://apricot.blender.org/ It's nice that the free game engine options are so much richer now than they were in 2008; if memory serves they had trouble implementing Go Frankie f
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1y ago
If that one sentence in the system prompt is all it takes to steer a model into a complete white supremacy meltdown at the drop of a hat, I think that's a problem with the model!
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1y ago
When I played Half-Life 2 for the first time as a teen, the dialogue of man 1: "They have no reason to come to our place." man 2: "Don't worry, they'll find one" felt so abstract
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1y ago
I think this is pretty clearly outside the context of the term of art, but whatever, "threats of applying dubious legal force that a reasonable person might gnaw their fingernails at".
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1y ago
It's not really relevant in a greater sense that they haven't been charged, if the DOJ is making credible threats . Which they are.
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I do think USA-flavored Juche does some explanatory power for the group as a whole, even if the individuals lack any specific philosophy beyond hill climbing. I do also need to read Postman, though.
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1y ago
GrapheneOS has a retort: https://bsky.app/profile/grapheneos.org/post/3lswujex4e22w
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1y ago
DeepSpeech shuttered in 2021. The repo was just made read-only the other day
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1y ago
They're opposites: DeepSpeech is speech to text, where Festival is TTS
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1y ago
Is this a bit?
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1y ago
I never met her, but I did get the opportunity to tour the rescue. Wonderful place, and wonderful people. I don't have much to add beyond that this is deeply heartbreaking.
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1y ago
We don't have a strategic referendum every four years and shut up otherwise.
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1y ago
This is The Omnibus Bill (tm) of the administration -- this provision could be stricken during reconciliation, but respectfully I think it's close enough to passing that it's a valid topic of discussion.
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1y ago
(not the parent) It's not half, but it's clear about 30% of the country is belligerently demanding a dictatorship and the blood of people like me. I don't truly hate anybody, but it would be downright foolish to try and prete
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1y ago
Checking the news every day and seeing whole new categories of open corruption, inane sabre-rattling, and petty shattering of anything that works well is just exhausting. Not sure how to fix this, but it's gotta happen somehow.
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I would be a little surprised -- Amazon already has their own custom electric delivery trucks, and FedEx and UPS could probably order these from Oshkosh directly if they wanted. These vehicles are also optimized for mail, less for parcels.
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Obviously this is extremely bad and dumb and performative, but putting that aside: who is going to buy them at the needed scale? They're custom purpose-built vehicles for mail delivery, not exactly something I see the marketplace abs
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1y ago
I really don't think you want to go down the "bombs hospitals and murders innocent people as their main goal" road if you're ride or die for Israel
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1y ago
Haiku is in genuinely good shape. I contributed some code to it years and years ago and even back then it ran nicely even on bare metal. About the only thing I think you miss out on is GPU acceleration and maybe wifi? I haven't kept up
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1y ago
Norway is not cold: its temperature is very heavily moderated by the ocean. Trondheim's lowest mean daily minimum is 24.6 degrees F. The coldest place I could find there is Lomen, which mininums out at around 20 degrees F. I am stron
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Counter-anecdote, my county banned disposable plastic bags some years back, effectively ending the former plague of feral plastic bags flapping in the wind everywhere, but I basically never see people buying the cheap bags by the checkout c
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1y ago
It's rather meaningless from a stranger on the internet, but I'm so so sorry :(
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1y ago
Your point is a perfectly good one -- you don't need to wrap it in that nasty sandwich.
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1y ago
Fedora does, fwiw: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fedora_Media_Writer
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1y ago
I think it would probably be good, though?
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