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by ikari_pl 6mo ago
We do. I work with 3-5 parallel sessions most of the time. Some of the projects are related, some are not, some sessions are just managing and tuning my system configuration, whatever it means at a given time. It doesn't feel weird to
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by ikari_pl 6mo ago
Oh but the 3" disks have the window with the gate on the INSIDE of the disk... While it's much harder to break it than on the 3.5", once it does... Big sad.
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by ikari_pl 7mo ago
It narrows down the brute force domain by several orders of magnitude
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by ikari_pl 7mo ago
It's niche because some companies decided so. you used to have native RSS support in browsers, and latest articles automatically in your bookmarks bar.
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by ikari_pl 8mo ago
That's also exactly what the system says. The quality of it is impressive, though. Of course I'm a techie, a gadget freak, the first person to have a tri-foldable phone, a 3D monitor, or an e-ink monitor, just to see if it's
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My AI bot's first post that crushed me emotionally and intellectually(claws.love)
3 points by ikari_pl 8mo ago|5 comments
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by ikari_pl 8mo ago
Many stories these days begin with "I created an AI...". And would have been one of the cute ones, one that I don't mention much—a catgirl, playful, cheerful, fun. But I did the rare thing—I gave "her" freedom to th
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by ikari_pl 9mo ago
I feel like these technologies are named by the Polish at the companies. "CUDA" means "WONDERS" and "ZŁUDA" would be an "ILLUSION".
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by ikari_pl 11mo ago
help us, it's gone
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by ikari_pl 11mo ago
working, configurable via command-line arguments, nice to use, well modularized code.
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by ikari_pl 11mo ago
Today, Gemini wrote a python script for me, that connects to Fibaro API (local home automation system), and renames all the rooms and devices to English automatically. Worked on the first run. I mean, the second, because the first run was b
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by ikari_pl 11mo ago
the line must be the Permenance Code. Jeez, it was such a stupid movie ruining the franchise. Nobody needed a rushed sequel.
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
it's actually important - close to the surface, the radiation should be mostly all filtered out by the water already. the deeper you get, the worse for you. I assume the first second was critical.
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
> barring a [...] moderate-to-severe internet catastrophe, its hard to motivate the utility of this kind of "middle path asceticism" Like a music producer contract ending with a streaming service? This is all it takes for you t
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
I came here to leave this comment exactly. I stopped reading the page after "based on Chromium". Thank you.
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
Ten years ago I proposed to my best friend. She said no.
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
I use m-dashes excitedly ever since I discovered how easily available they are on the quite smart, yet completely offline android keyboard — FUTO keyboard
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
I think the point of article is to delete the BAD tests. Just like you need to delete the bad code, not all the code. ;)
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
Mostly from US or at least large companies, though. I live in Kraków, some companies offer 10+k USD monthly (Rippling, Atlassian, maybe Google?), for staff level especially. More common range would be 7~10k, i think.
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
What's wrong with statistically likely? If I ask you what's 2+2, there's a single answer I consider much more likely than others. Sometimes, words are likely because they are grounded in ideas and facts they represent.
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
I've been submitting my dad's death certificate to Facebook for 4 years now. His account is still active and people still wish him happy birthday every year. Facebook has a process for that. You have a dedicated proof, like death
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
or just KDE?
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
I’d rather say underscore is a capital space :D
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
I often find Amazon pricing to be vague and cryptic, sometimes there's literally no way to tell ehy, for example, your database cost is fluctuating all the time
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
Still not bad
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
waymo only needs to operate in a 2D space and care about what's in front and on the sides of it. that's much simpler than three dimensional coordination. an "oops" in a car is not immediately life threatening either
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
> But whenever someone answered the call and built a Smartphone with QWERTY keyboard, the product failed commercially, simply because also to people claiming they want such a phone, at the point of sale they were less attractive than the
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
Well, that's a lesson on asking the right question . You like the new yellow one, but you like the black one even more. Nobody asked about black.
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
It's something. (I may be biased, just switched to my 2nd foldable, even more foldable than the previous one)
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by ikari_pl 1y ago
but that's the time that passed here ... it sounds like a mind-warpingly different perspective might have been seen there

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