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by input_sh 8mo ago
> Do you mean reset as reopening? Yes, I have two vaults (one work-oriented, one completely personal) and frequently switch between them. Whenever I do so, I use a homepage plugin that always opens the same "root" note. You can
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by input_sh 8mo ago
I legitimately don't struggle with this. I have the "root" note which opens by default whenever I reset my Obsidian vault and it shows three lists: 1. most recently updated notes 2. most recently created notes 3. notes I&#x27
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by input_sh 8mo ago
> is that their spare cash is dwindling They're an NGO, you can just... look this up, it's public.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
I'm just guessing, but this: > and have posted my rough mixes [...] on my SoundCloud for more then ten years ...easily implies >3h of uploads, which is over the free plan limit. If you're over that limit and stop paying, yes
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by input_sh 8mo ago
I think it's more of a "how self-contained is the website?" test, which is a valid but a completely different question. I have two under my full control, one scored a 92, the other one scored a zero. They're both hosted
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by input_sh 9mo ago
A good first step would be to distrust each and every individual. This excludes every blog, every non-peer-reviewed paper, every self-published book, pretty much every YouTube channel and so on. This isn't to say you can't find a
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by input_sh 9mo ago
> and if those in power use violence against the non-violent it increases public sympathy for them. Even then there's like a fine balancing line where some level of state violence is "acceptable", as in it crushes the sp
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by input_sh 9mo ago
Depends on the country. People living in richer European countries buy more new cars on average, while people in poorer European countries give second life to those same cars once those "rich people" decide to sell them and fail t
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by input_sh 9mo ago
Oh trust me, it's not like their server offerings are any better at being bug-free. I can't go into the specifics, but here's how Microsoft truly makes their money: I'm currently stuck in some sort of an infinite loop wh
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by input_sh 9mo ago
According to their latest annual report, Windows earns them less than half as much as Office and less than a quarter of what they make by selling server products. They haven't made their money from selling Windows for a very long time,
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by input_sh 9mo ago
Purchase a domain and point the MX record(s) to any provider you'd like. If you end up not liking that provider, you simply point the domain to a different one. That's the main advantage of not using the provider's domain as
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by input_sh 9mo ago
Okay, what about three sentences above that one? > Before Haiket, Alex founded a number of technology start-ups and helped develop innovative voice solutions for Facebook and Google. At the very least, I think it's safe to say he ha
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by input_sh 9mo ago
Eh, there's no specific definition of interoperability written in the Digital Markets Act. It's decided on a case-by-case basis and I'm sure that the legislators in charge of this case will push back on this piss-poor impleme
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by input_sh 9mo ago
Correct! This is just Meta doing malicious compliance by being "compatible" with companies with no actual product, three-months old waitlist, no actual users within the EU, and nobody to push back on WhatsApp's definition of
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by input_sh 9mo ago
In the reality called the European Union, where phones already have to ask you to pick the default browser during device setup, and Android specifically has to also ask you to pick a default search engine (Apple doesn't have to becau
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by input_sh 9mo ago
> (which is the actual SotA for Claude) Cool, how much of it can I use with a $20/month subscription? I'd reach the monthly limit within hours while gaining nothing. It's not that I never tried it, it's that I did and
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by input_sh 9mo ago
I don't know whose thoughts you're trying to attribute to me, but I've been pretty up-to-date myself (while still keeping myself to a $20/month budget that I switch between providers every few months). Every generation h
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by input_sh 9mo ago
I've read this same comment for every model since GPT-3.
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by input_sh 9mo ago
They sold AI giants enterprise downloads in order for them not to hammer Wikimedia's infrastructure by downloading bulk data the usual way available to everyone else. You really have to twist the truth to turn it into something bad f
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by input_sh 9mo ago
> Those subreddits label content wrong all the time. Intentionally if I might add. Reddit users aren't particularly interested in providing feedback that will inevitably be used to make AI tools more convincing in the future, nobody
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by input_sh 9mo ago
Yes, /s, they're advocating for it to be more of a work-in-progress document, and not considered something final in its current state. The last pull request got accepted into main in 1992 after being stuck in the per review stage
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by input_sh 9mo ago
That 2021 event was very much not about EVs-in-general, but about supporting UAW as a union at a time when a lot of their jobs were about to be disrupted because Biden just signed an EO (14037) that pushed traditional automakers towards mak
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by input_sh 9mo ago
You were younger and more gullible, he still had a PR firm and didn't tweet his every "thought".
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by input_sh 9mo ago
Those two statements don't contradict each other.
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by input_sh 9mo ago
It's not that complicated, you just agree to give up 30% of your royalties and Spotify autoplays your track more than any other track (and includes it more in Release Radar / Discover Weekly / Daily Mix / Radio): https:
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by input_sh 9mo ago
If by "not even that long ago" you mean "a few months short of a decade ago", sure.
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by input_sh 9mo ago
There's one popular platform that requires disclosing whether and how AI was used (Steam), and if you search anything about it, all you can find is like a sea of articles opposing it.
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by input_sh 9mo ago
Hello, my name is George C. Parker and I have a bridge to sell you.
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by input_sh 9mo ago
Or Carnivore, or Room 641A, or even Project SHAMROCK in the telegram era.
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by input_sh 9mo ago
Not happening, that's basically the reason they broke up. To quote Thomas Bangalter: > As much as I love this character, the last thing I would want to be, in the world we live in, in 2023, is a robot.

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