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imglorp
2y ago
FF Reader mode seems to work.
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imglorp
2y ago
We need a new word for funny voice typing homophone selection.
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imglorp
2y ago
I keep wanting to get into Raku. It has such a rich pedigree of everything learned from decades of Perl, in a clean slate. It seems to suffer from lack of adoption but it seems better than *sh in every way except for ubiquity.
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imglorp
2y ago
It’s not DNS There’s no way it’s DNS It was DNS
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imglorp
2y ago
It's also fundamental tech and a research pipeline supporting new ones. There are numerous examples of whole competencies were transferred to a foreign partner, leaving only sales and marketing in the US. TV's for example, gone by
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imglorp
2y ago
Yes - it's going into the air. The water isn't removed from the water cycle, but the problem is that fresh water was removed from the upstream part of the cycle before it could be used by the land. The term is water diversion, whe
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imglorp
2y ago
I would like to see a scraper tarpit that provides an endless stream of sub pages all filled with model training poison. Enough inaccurate or inappropriate material from enough tarpits will make this practice less profitable.
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imglorp
2y ago
These guys had a competition way back and settled on python. https://www.scons.org/
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imglorp
2y ago
Looks like someone tweaked the leaderboard: there's a score of 1234.5 today.
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2y ago
I view Cyc's role there as a RAG for common sense reasoning. It might prevent models from advising glue on pizza. (is-a 'pizza 'food) (not (is-a 'glue 'food)) (for-all i ingredients (assert-is-a
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imglorp
2y ago
Another vote for FF plus UBO. No ads, no issues with the app.
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imglorp
2y ago
Isn't that super unlikely? It seems like there are planets in most star systems. Even given what's been called a "gross underestimation" of 10^24 stars in the (observable) universe, even if you define some habitable zone
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imglorp
2y ago
Why do orgs like this bank sometimes also ban GPL3 for internal use, even if it's not part of the product?
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2y ago
An alternative might be to write or find a gate level simulator, then write a library for each IC like hex inverter, quad nand, etc. Then you could pick up where Ben starts at the pin level, without messing with wires and breadboards, and g
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2y ago
Faith what now? Yes, it's decent product but... It's a $3T company. It got there by extracting the maximum possible from customers, app developers, and labor. They are well known for exploiting offshore workers [1] many times over
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2y ago
Apple didn't learn those lessons with Apple Script either: there is a rigid sequence of characters that represents a valid program and if you're off by one character, tough. If you're lucky, the tool will guide you to what it
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imglorp
2y ago
Practical details about the types of desiccant beads and how to dry them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tHInlFfMcM
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2y ago
So there's three revenue streams, all of which are incompatible with offline usage: locking and upsell on cloud services, exfiltrating and selling your data, and showing you ads. In an ideal world, that would be a triple decker antitru
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2y ago
Attempting to admit something to key customers but they don't do it on letterhead! https://arstechnica.com/security/2025/03/oracle-is-mum-on-re... Look for them to sue any messengers shortly.
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2y ago
The last thing I want is extremely private or sensitive documents being given to some cloud service for training data. No thanks. Just authenticate the parties and record their agreement.
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2y ago
Yes and the legislature after that. These are all smart people, so it boggles the mind to wonder how they can install a totalitarian regime without knowing the next two steps in the playbook.
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2y ago
It appears they think their shitty info/nav/tainment is a key distinguisher and that CP/AP threatens what's maybe the only way for them to stand out among a field of boring, undistinguished boxes. In reality the only car
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+1 Also: After you guess one, a button to jump to Wikipedia to learn more. Today I learned Lesotho is the largest sovereign enclave; there are two smaller on the Italian peninsula.
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Citizens United v FEC is probably the fattest root cause of it. Of course, no one on the gravy train will vote to limit their own bribery.
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2y ago
DOGE saving effectiveness has been questioned. https://www.npr.org/2025/02/19/nx-s1-5302705/doge-overstates... Of the $6.8T budget, $55B (or whatever is the truth) would amount to less than 0.9% of spend
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2y ago
I also had a poor experience with Canonical hiring process. I applied for an EM role in May 2020, crickets for NINE months, then they invited me to begin the process in Feb 2021. Of course I had signed up elsewhere long before that. Yep, hi
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2y ago
This looks like it's three years old but it's a start. https://github.com/actions-marketplace-validations/tj-action...
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imglorp
2y ago
Anybody have a snapshot of the good one, or maybe a drop in replacement? The repo is gone now.
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2y ago
The article cites end-to-end efficiency as 60%. Plus the costs of maintaining steam generators and the pipe network. Electrical transmission systems are roughly 85% efficient to the consumer; together with boring old resistive electric radi
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2y ago
Or at least SSNSS
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