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The data it was scraped from was then put into vector maps and usedd to create a model which is used from zero to create unique sentences that summarize what the model relates to. The text results coming out are neither copyright infringem
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has anyone tried HybridAuth for php? it seems like they support over 40 authentication providers [0] [0] https://hybridauth.github.io/providers.html
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by jijji 4y ago
when i look for an ebook, i usually just do a google search for: "book name" intitle:"index of" "parent directory" pdf
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First of all don't suspend your background processes with sudo, that is only going to prevent the money from coming in everyday... then you've got Google maps you can type in social worker near me or psychiatrist near me or behavi
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by jijji 4y ago
PHP 8.x vs 5.x is an order of magnitude performance increase [0] as long as you enable jit and opcache in php8 [1] [0] https://www.cloudways.com/blog/wordpress-performance-on-php-... [1] https://stitcher.io&#
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Adding to that ChatGPT can also generate working function code for many different programming languages given the right description in your prompt
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At this point in the SOTA, Whisper [0], can probably be a drop in replacement for the for-profit Nuance versions of Dragon, etc. It's even open source. [0] https://github.com/openai/whisper
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by jijji 4y ago
and the AR dystopian future of brain implants is exactly what most people, even if it became popular, would refuse because of basic ethical, civil, religious, biological, political, etc reasons.... i think that kind of "game changer&q
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reading this it seems like he lives in a vacuum surrounded by people who either lack vision or understanding of what the future really will look like in ten years... it's a sad read actually. As if brain implants will be the next face
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ahhh a bit of time travel to the mid-1980's ....love it
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Why not just limit one request per week per IP by those suspect netblocks
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My goal when writing anything is to provide a solution, something that makes things easier than what can be currently done today. I've written hundreds of applications that no one uses except me. It's nice when you write somethi
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by jijji 4y ago
if you're posting your code publicly on the web, its hard to get upset that people are seeing/using it
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by jijji 4y ago
The back and forth communication is all that you care about with php-fpm, and rarely do you need to actually see it, unless you have php-fpm configured wrong for instance. The majority of debugging a php application means turning on debugg
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by jijji 4y ago
PHP-FPM is very easy to debug. It's as simple as setting it up to use a listening socket in www.conf (located in i.e. /etc/php/8.1/fpm/pool.d) and then running a packet sniffer (i.e. ngrep) to listen on that s
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by jijji 4y ago
you can call an attorney and pay an hourly fee usually between 100 - 400/hr to talk with an attorney about your case or pay a retainer fee for 10 hours... attorneys that throw out 5 digit numbers when asked for a price are rip offs
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by jijji 4y ago
why not just respond to their subpoena with one line answers....
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Reading the announcement, the threats sound like a stretch of the FCC's mandate. Do they really have the authority to remove carriers from the phone network? I'm sure that would be challenged up to the supreme court.
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whatever happened to downloading a mp4 torrent of the movie and watching it instantly whenever you want?
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All of this sounds like techno... and every sample is from over 2 years ago. Any updates in this area?
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by jijji 4y ago
The OP mentioned this is a part of Audacity, so hopefully you were being sarcastic, but you can already do apt install audacity if you want a desktop app, as it already exists in the form of Audacity
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by jijji 4y ago
What was funny to me was the name "Taste of China" and when you look at the menu, none of it refers to common chinese food. All of it refers to indian food.
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hardwalled? you mean paywalled?
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With Samsung phones, even if you try to disable the Messages app and install, for example, the stock android Messages app, it will pop a very annoying nag screen on your home screen warning you that the Samsung messages app is not the defau
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by jijji 4y ago
how does this benchmark against doing back end development with any language and pushing vanillajs (standard javascript) to the browser? whats the big difference and why should anyone want to make this more abstract/complicated? is it
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what I've heard from multiple sources is that landlines when you provision them, by default they get marked as a published number. if you provision the line and you mark it as a non-published number, usually you're not going to ge
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My comment was not talking about Musk specifically, it was talking generally about the idea of trusting the seller, whether it be of a house or a company, that their numbers are indeed truth. It's one thing to buy a house for $100K an
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by jijji 4y ago
I remember doing some consulting with a medium sized porn site in the early 90's and they were selling to another company. One of my tasks was to generate fake traffic logs to make it appear that the company had alot more traffic than
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Almost every bank I've seen still allows web based logins.
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You're forgetting to mention the sound of the above-ground subway train that roars by all the second floor apartments every 15 minutes all day and night long, shaking the houses as it goes by. It's ironic they would make a law ab

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