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Self-hosting for mobiles doesn't even reliably work for torrents. I frequently can't seed torrents from my phone. If, theoretically, there would be a way to resolve domain name to a specific phone, I can see self-hosting site apps
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1y ago
I actually can confirm that there is a bit of a software at the end of the tunnel! Got my free VMware that way. Then again, I also beat QT out of The Qt Company, so I'm pretty determent in that regard.
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1y ago
>> you bust someone for having child porn, you shouldn't have to keep hosting child porn. Alternative question: if Google decides I had child porn on my account and deletes it, how can I prove that it wasn't a child porn? I
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1y ago
unrelated but we got new checkout machines that used computer vision to guess what fruits are on the scale. It gives 5 guesses on top of the screen, and usual UI on the bottom, allowing shortcut so fast when it guesses correctly, that it fe
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1y ago
A gap in periods could also mean that women body just decided not to bleed this month. It's not common, but it happens, some people have it naturally, some experience it while dieting or overstressed. The physical part of cycle is trig
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1y ago
Funnily enough, my "full id" (full name, city, profession plus year) isn't unique to me unless you add a date of birth. Maybe it's not unique with a date of birth either, but statistically it should be. It's a regi
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1y ago
Geniune question: did you ever tried making pixeled games? Or maybe stack existing pictures into a bigger enviroment picture? The main issue I can see is the pixel inconsistency. Since sprites move around the screen, whatever misaligments c
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1y ago
Alt+0151 — Alt+0150 – I used to write documents and it just felt wrong to knowingly use the wrong dash. The habit stuck.
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I forgot to conclude: In the end, it's not even reasonable to assume that such a divide between "good" and "bad" exists at all.
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1y ago
>as long as we can separate good from bad we can train a neural network to sort out the topology for us. 10-ish years ago, I saw a project training networks to guess biological sex from face photos. They carefully removed makeup, moustac
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1y ago
Which makes it soo much worse, actually. I often go through a few sentences or even entire paragraphs before stumbling onto something that doesn't make sense. And then I have to go back and reread everything. Microsoft documentation is
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1y ago
For me it implies that we need a better way to quote credentials. We have plenty of skeptical experts, who were researching machine learning for decades. AI experts is the same crowd as blockchain "experts". I used to work in the
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1y ago
> Proof-of-work works in terms of preventing large-scale automation. It wouldn't work to prevent the type of behavior shown in a title story
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Does he need that much? I'm pretty sure 5-6 generations ago the most muscular and the strongest man in my region ate turnips and grains with the occasional meat. The only other big source of meat were beans and realistically people at
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1y ago
Just ask for their certification? Almost every distro that's big enough to need an org to maintain it, has a professional certification program. >> hundreds of companies, but which are good? most of them, since there is a lot of
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2y ago
Time limit for a reply. If you could only reply once in a 20 minutes, that wouldn't hinder most thoughtful users, but for user that are quick to draw a reply it's a detterenr.
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2y ago
It's highly specific to the country (and also to the social media where the community was once established), so I doubt it is relevant to you. But think fandom non-english space with historical empathizes on female and lgbt members und
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2y ago
>> many web forum software that's left and not enshittified yet that came after the PHP age I am a part of a community that is run on a slightly modded FluxBB. It has more comments per hour than hacker news. Maybe even 10 times m
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2y ago
Can't speak for the person, who brought topic up, but I can't detect AI music from any human music. That's to say music rules aren't that hard, you can learn a basic structure, a few popular scales and a write a complete
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Children run into their huts Hail their father, drip with sweat: "Fukuyama had deceived us! History has no end."
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2y ago
Can't be an iPhone, iPhones don't need plants to power them and lakes to cool them. Could be tech in general though
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Lowering the cost of high-quality education makes it more accessible, which isn't the same thing as "accessible for all". But lowering the cost of tuition also have positive effect on economy, because people who are starting
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2y ago
>>Those are hard to come by. Offtopic, but did you look into painting options? It's often cheaper to buy a better car and just repaint it. My friend have a lime car (with some original color saved for the accents) because they d
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2y ago
Some characters break links. Try searching "Луковый угар". None of the previews could generate any working links The recipe still exists though: https://www.recipeninja.ai/recipe/r_UptD1AgJYvvXWm/%D0%9B%D
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I'd like to add that fanfiction is also generally disallowed to make any money, unless all of the original influence is removed from it. And so the problem isn't with people who find joy in something they saw, but in people who ma
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>> Having an idea for a cartoon used to be a dead end But drawning a cartoon isn't very challenging. Most of my peers could draw someone from South Park in a junior school. The hardship in making cartoons is the amount of choices
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Does it? I once had a course where for some reason administration cut the course hours in half, without cutting the program. Teacher apologized in advance and asked us to take notes and read them at home later. After every lecture, I kid y
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> would own a relatively small quantity of clothes (compared to today), which they'd wear for a long time. That just wouldn't be a tenable strategy given modern quality. one problem though. My clothing would also last noticeabl
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> Having some degree of personal experience with this situation myself, I don't see why you'd ever sever a relationship over something like this The reasons were explicitly given in a written piece: the daughter severed herself
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Google was a great product for searching the best deal too. As was Amazon back in the day. Perplexity.ai is massively in the red, and would have to extract a profit somewhere. Even if perplexity.ai is really great at searching for products,
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