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by itvision 1y ago
Completely breaks on opennet.ru 1. Breaks text 2. Cannot fuck up anything
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by itvision 1y ago
AMD's desktop CPU TDP numbers have been misleading for over a decade. I have no idea why they do it this way. Everything they list must be multiplied by about 1.35. For example, a 170W TDP CPU requires 230W of dissipation. Not 170W. AM
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by itvision 1y ago
This is exactly a very weak argument here if it's an argument at all.
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by itvision 1y ago
> Suicidality is multi-faceted. I agree with this, yet most of this thread blames OpenAI *alone*. By the way, I've attempted to commit suicide multiple times over the last five years. Some people even saw me do it. I've talke
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by itvision 1y ago
The concept of "guilt" is foreign to me. I hate it with all my heart. On the other hand, someone might be held responsible for this, and that's it. "Might" is the key word here. Given what we've learned, it&#x2
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by itvision 1y ago
I'm appalled by the groupthink in this thread. Imagine if a suicidal person found a book that prompted them to kill themselves. Would you sue the author for that? This is exactly what we have here.
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by itvision 1y ago
If a stupid chatbot reinforces something you hold dear, maybe you need the help of a professional psychiatrist. And the kid never did. But yeah, let's paint ChatGPT responsible. It's always corporations, not whatever shit he had i
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by itvision 1y ago
A logical, reasonable comment is being downvoted. Groupthink has spoken.
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by itvision 1y ago
> We are living in such a horrific moment. We need these things to be legislated. Punished. We need to stop treating them as magic. They had the tools to prevent this. They had the tools to stop the conversation. To steer the user into h
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by itvision 1y ago
There's a huge modding scene out there, people who modify APK's to strip them of bad features, make them leaner, etc. Looks like Google wants to kill it too.
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by itvision 1y ago
I've talked to Linus personally about the entire issue and yes, in 6.18 bcachefs is getting dropped. I cannot quote him because it's private. Kent is also aware of his decision.
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by itvision 1y ago
Looks good but it's a JavaScript look alike, it's not a real deal.
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Vulnerability Advisory: Sudo chroot Elevation of Privilege(stratascale.com)
11 points by itvision 1y ago|2 comments
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by itvision 1y ago
How is it different from our genes that "program" us to procreate successfully? Can you name a single thing that you enjoy doing that's outside your genetic code? > If you view the human being as simply a program that is g
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by itvision 1y ago
Some extra now official confirmations: * https://en.zona.media/article/2025/06/19/cloudflare * https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/7808154 (in Russian)
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by itvision 1y ago
Proxying via HTTPS/TLS is working great, but RKN has started shutting down remote IPs/hosts that send "too much data" (whatever that means to them).
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by itvision 1y ago
It either doesn't connect at all, or the speed is horrible. Most websites simply don't load unless they send a few kilobytes of text without any dependencies, such as JS, CSS, images, or built-in fonts. Currently, SSH tunneling (`
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The Russian people have essentially lost access to the internet
33 points by itvision 1y ago|17 comments
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by itvision 1y ago
The previous submission has been flagged for some reasons and is now invisible: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44199502
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OCCT has officially released on Linux(ocbase.com)
1 points by itvision 1y ago|0 comments
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by itvision 2y ago
Based.
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by itvision 2y ago
> Who reassigned the species Brachiosaurus brancai to its own genus, and when? > ChatGPT said: > The species Brachiosaurus brancai was reassigned to its own genus, Giraffatitan brancai, by paleontologist George Olshevsky in 1991. T
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by itvision 2y ago
A library exists, correct. Good luck using it as your graphics subsystem.
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by itvision 2y ago
Answer to what? DLSS was designed to solve performance issues, not architecture problems and poor design. And you absolutely wouldn't want your fonts or UI to be upscaled by it. You will hate every second of your experience.
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by itvision 2y ago
This assumption is incorrect.
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by itvision 2y ago
Surface Flinger currently doesn't support well or at all multi-monitor configurations which are essential for the PC user. Otherwise, it's actually far more advanced than Wayland, and it had essential modern features implemented y
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by itvision 2y ago
> Was Wayland not architected to fix latency issues? It was designed to fix tearing issues, not latency issues. But then the Wayland designers found out that players often prefer tearing to minimize latency, so the tearing protocol was i
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by itvision 2y ago
> People run Windows because it comes installed in their machines. People run Windows because it works. FTFY. The number of times something in Linux has broken over the past 25 years for me has been insane. How about the Linux kernel fai
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by itvision 2y ago
Rabid fanboyism is solely on you, mate. I've been running Linux exclusively since RedHat 5.0 (no, that's not RHEL, that's more than a decade earlier). This entire article is 1000% true. Every word of it. You can "opine&
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by itvision 2y ago
Solved it on a second attempt on my smartphone. It's horrible. 99% of people will give up.

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