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ksynwa
2y ago
Facebook is already flooded with very strange (to put it kindly) AI boomer engagement bait AI images. I cannot help but think about how much worse the problem could get with AI generated videos. But they are not cheap to make right now.
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ksynwa
2y ago
Genuine question: Judging from the comments, seems like people like this approach. So why is the general trend more towards approaches that use javascript (sometimes unnecessarily) and frameworks like React?
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ksynwa
2y ago
Ryujinx still has a patreon so running a patreon is not what solely did them in.
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ksynwa
2y ago
Considering how Pakistan has been a military dictatorship with a foil of an ostensibly elected government ever since its formation, this is least credible explanation of three situation yet somehow this what you came up with
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2y ago
> Why is every western government not warning Pakistan, and it's population, that if they continue to elect leaders who run the country into the ground that this will have dire consequences for their longevity and wellbeing? The cur
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2y ago
I don't think the service aims to solve the problem of political discussions. It is for the type of person who either gets their political content from somewhere else or someone who is socioeconomically comfortable and perceives politi
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ksynwa
2y ago
Thanks
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2y ago
> first introduced in the paper Large Language Models are Zero-Shot Reasoners in May 2022 What's a zero shot reasoner? I googled it and all the results are this paper itself. There is a wikipedia article on zero shot learning but I
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2y ago
> But they trend toward efficiency over time. What does efficiency mean here? And can you support this claim?
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ksynwa
2y ago
I get where you are coming from but I feel you are trivialising it a bit. It is only social media recommendations but I think they are a tool in information warfare. I won't cite any sources so feel free to disregard but social media i
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ksynwa
2y ago
At the core of it, the high valuations were not a product of the potential LLMs had in assisting and enhancing individuals' works, rather because there was a hope that LLMs could replace some varieties of human labourers wholesale, the
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2y ago
Jellyfin has this. Very nice feature for comedy shows.
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2y ago
Why? You could just hire a non-ex-goverment employee to do that. At least they won't come with the ideological baggage that would prevent them from engaging in sabotaging their own government. Also you paint the picture of these offici
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2y ago
ByteDance employs ex-NATO officials at high ranking positions. So it's tough to say if they are being wholly by a "hostile foreign power" as you put it.
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2y ago
Can't say for sure. But I have two ideas. 1. Ensure that your music player has loudness normalization enabled. It's normally called ReplayGain and is disabled by default. 2. Replaygain information is written to the audio file'
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ksynwa
2y ago
Americans always seem more concerned about Venezuelan elections than Venezuelans are.
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ksynwa
2y ago
> They are just making their silo prettier and hoping you are interested in animated emojis to make bank. You can now buy animated frames for your profile picture for 10 USD.
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ksynwa
2y ago
It depends on what you are doing with your markdown files. For example, if you are using them as the source for a statically generated website typst won't do much for you.
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ksynwa
2y ago
I think they also want to thwart folks like me who are possibly going to use a temporary email site to make an account.
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ksynwa
2y ago
Not TOTP but a bunch of sites are doing this thing where they send an OTP to the registered email and have eliminated passwords altogether. I find it really annoying.
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2y ago
They are clearly talking about one aspect of the industry which is the marketing part related to maximising engagement. It is not meant to be conflated with the e-commerce industry as a whole.
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ksynwa
2y ago
Would be useful in my unfortunate case where the ISP's DNS is broken for a bunch of domains. Most notably githubusercontent.com. Also a bunch of CDN domains.
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ksynwa
2y ago
Yeah but these people make laws for a living while ordinary people are usually busy trying to feed their families.
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2y ago
That sucks. Tgx has served me well since the other public tracker went down. Edit: looks like it's for maintenance https://old.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/1dfpetp/have_no_fea...
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2y ago
There are some configurations that can allegedly allow SQLite to be more suited to higher and more concurrent load. I have never had to use them but people have written about it like at: https://kerkour.com/sqlite-for-server
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2y ago
Can someone please enlighten me on the claim that the share of Intel processors is rapidly shrinking? I don't know enough to believe or doubt it. Apple moving to ARM processors seems like an important enough event for something like th
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2y ago
Baffles me that this company has (or had) the smartest people in the industry who understand the workings of their product better than anyone and then you go read their charter where they sagely talk about ethically ushering in AGI like it&
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2y ago
> Huawei is also obviously not nothing in China. The article talks about this too when it says that Huawei can potentially be the highest selling phone brand at the end of the year. A big reason why this is possible is because China has
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2y ago
> You migrate one or more column data types over a longer period (and no, using ALTER COLUMN name TYPE new_type is not the best option). What is the best option then? Renaming the existing column to something else, creating a new column
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ksynwa
3y ago
Last workplace also used Google Sheets. The passwords were coloured white (same colour as the background) so that they would only be visible when selected.
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