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by jijji 11mo ago
I loved the FAQ question "What happens if cloudflare is down?"... Well, the short answer is it takes down 75% of the internet with it; you mean like 3 days ago for the whole day? well, there is always going outside and going bowli
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by jijji 11mo ago
this is where change management really shines because in a change management environment this would have been prevented by a backout procedure and it would never have been rolled out to production before going into QA, with peer review happ
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by jijji 11mo ago
what's the difference between this and a reverse SSH tunnel, for example making a local port on your laptop accessible to a public-facing internet server or even running on localhost on that same server... or using sshuttle to access
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by jijji 1y ago
ollama and other peojects already make this possible
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by jijji 1y ago
it seems like the intesection point can be smaller than a grain of rice, and moved at 0.1mm three dimensionally [0] [0] https://youtu.be/3Bwq2YxD9eU
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by jijji 1y ago
The only thing the article fails to mention is the use of more than one transducer used to focus multiple ultrasound beams to an intersection point in the body, increasing the heating power of all beams
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by jijji 1y ago
most people use redis on localhost (i hope)
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by jijji 1y ago
the fact is that there are over 700 quintillion planets in the universe, habitable is over 40 billion... i think our current understanding of physics limits our ability to reach any of them.
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by jijji 1y ago
not only is there at least a hundred other open source equivalent apps
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by jijji 1y ago
wouldnt that command line output be sent to .bash_history of the logged in user? you probably want to unset HISTFILE and then set +o history before sending these commands to bash
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by jijji 1y ago
What is really interesting in this article is that no where in either the github link presented nor on his web site, mcp-use.com, does he actually explain what an "MCP" server is, what it might be used for, the benefits of doing t
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by jijji 1y ago
I'm confused why would this LLM require API keys to openAI?
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by jijji 1y ago
its straight out of a scene from Final Dedtination [0] (currently in the theaters), I guess this guy never saw that recent film lol [0] https://youtu.be/9fUB-nDZT8Q?si=ENx3IP27TVRlioKP
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by jijji 2y ago
Gimp is about as complicated or less than Photoshop which is what it's replacing... as a matter of fact there's even a Photoshop UI interface template that sits on top of gimp that makes it act exactly as Photoshop... so what are
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by jijji 2y ago
I think the big features in the future for gimp are going to be AI related image features.... I'm not sure why they didn't mention any of that but that's the obvious thing for me would be AI related image manipulation using p
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by jijji 2y ago
The most ironic thing about this story is that 1) it is a story about the problems with walled gardens, and 2) it is hosted on a site that actually is a walled garden and will not let anyone read the article until you pay them
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by jijji 2y ago
why would a soundbar need a firmware update?...seems like a solution looking for a problem... what's next my toaster needs a firmware update?!?!
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by jijji 2y ago
how so? the last i checked, the prices are going down, not up (from the biolabs that manufacture the peptides)
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by jijji 2y ago
Guanfacine? Atomoxetine? safer, non-narcotic (not on a Schedule), non-habit forming, non-stimulant medication for attention deficit disorder (ADD)
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by jijji 2y ago
In October of 2023, when Walmart CEO told Bloomberg [0] that ozempic was partially responsible for sales declining, other shares including Coca-Cola [1] started to fall as well.... [0] https://web.archive.org/web/202310
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by jijji 2y ago
when semaglutide and tirzepatide first came out, they were being synthesized in labs across the world for pennies per milligram, as with all compounds.
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by jijji 2y ago
for testing on localhost (web applications) i will usually write the web app to support http, that way there is no need to deal with certs on the local machine
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by jijji 2y ago
I think the difference in your comment is that China is doing this to their own citizens. Israel is oppressing their enemy, who have voted for Hamas to be the leader of their government, which stated intent is to destroy Israel... Big diff
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by jijji 2y ago
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by jijji 2y ago
I can understand your argument, but I also understand why the US would try to ban an oppressive regime who specifically use technology like AI for ubiquitous surveillance, behavior monitoring and social credit, facial recognition systems th
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by jijji 2y ago
Nvidia has the Blackwell B200, its latest GPU card. Huawei's offering is called Ascend 910C. Huawei's future offering to compete against the Nvidia Blackwell B200 is called Ascend 920C.
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by jijji 2y ago
It's probably the lack of understanding the market... Most people thought there was a ban (issued by the US in 2022) against China being able to utilize the H100 Nvidia graphics cards to prevent them from using AI (for the obvious purp
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by jijji 2y ago
Did you even read the article? It's about the backend of deepseek.com being completely unprotected to the point where all the prompts users typed in are being exposed to the public. The fact that these people are supposed to be compet
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by jijji 2y ago
or he works for Google (author of gRPC) and is being paid to extol the virtues, albeit short sighted, of gRPC
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by jijji 2y ago
This article is more of a marketing / paid endorsement for"gRPC" than something that is speaking any truth. The article mentions that "the least used" API method is REST, and I would argue, as would almost any deve

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