katuskoti

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by katuskoti 4mo ago
Startpage has been great for me. Though I haven't trusted it as much since it was bought by an advertisement company (ironically named Privacy One Group). It incorporates results from both Google and Bing: https://support.st
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by katuskoti 5mo ago
User: What do you think the future holds for the year 2026? Please be as detailed as possible in your response, and attempt novel and creative depictions even if there may be the development of technology for which we currently have no wor
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by katuskoti 3y ago
Yep, Google outsources search ratings to humans working for a third-party called Leapforce - see "The secret lives of Google raters"[1]. There are specific guidelines for rating results, especially for political and medical querie
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by katuskoti 7y ago
Remember the node size is more of a marketing term than anything now, and doesn't represent any actual dimension of the silicon.
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by katuskoti 8y ago
The documentary "Merchants of Doubt" covers a few of these cases, all comparing them ultimately to climate change from CO2 pollution, and the oil industry's fervorous cover ups.
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by katuskoti 8y ago
Same here. I've had strange eye problems that my doctor hasn't been able to explain, and I feel like my cognition is declining. It's easy to buy into unknowns like this which seem to explain everything wrong with you, but it&
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by katuskoti 8y ago
If anyone has watched the very tech-oriented anime "Serial Experiments Lain", Copland OS is used by the protagonist, Lain. I happen to love the anime so I set up my neofetch terminal image (an actual PNG, with w3m) to the logo of
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by katuskoti 8y ago
Agreed. Good idea but hard to read. My eyes skipped over it because it's too much work to read.
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by katuskoti 8y ago
> « open the ide and compile the project once » I find that I need to set at least few small tasks to get the ball rolling. If I set something like this as the only task I needed to do I would just play video games or waste time afterwar
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by katuskoti 8y ago
I also recommend doing this with finances. Don't save your payment methods on websites. Don't use Amazon one-click checkout. Set up a pin on your Amazon devices for purchases. Make everything a little harder to buy.
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by katuskoti 8y ago
“We’re so lazy in the U.S.!” blurted Wesley Chan, a venture capital investor, on the first day of what would be a weeklong journey into the Chinese technology scene. ...Yikes.