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lodovic
3y ago
Please allow self-signed certificates for ".internal" by default
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lodovic
3y ago
I'm specifically not talking about the apps, but the stores themselves.
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lodovic
3y ago
Have you even ever visited the Android play store? I use both and the difference is night and day, and not in a positive way for Apple.
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lodovic
3y ago
With the added value of having all seo, spam and ads removed, I find Bing chat better than Google search for generalities or recommendations. No more searching for a manual - just ask how to do something and it will find a way. It would be
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lodovic
3y ago
The article says it produces 100 microwatts continuously for 50 years, with a 1 watt version coming in 2025. Just make a stack of 5 of those.
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lodovic
3y ago
They are trying to establish the level of annoyance acceptable to their customers. Once people start to leave they won't increase any more.
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lodovic
3y ago
Bing chat is GPT4 and, in my experience, provides better results than any search engine. I haven't been using search engines at all since they rolled that out. I can just ask GPT and I get a neutral answer without visible ads, sponsorl
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lodovic
3y ago
Sometimes it's hard to tell how many VMs there are between my code and the actual hardware. It seems to be VMs all the way down.
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lodovic
3y ago
I'm sure the NYT uses dictionaries, encyclopaedias and style books verbatim as well. And they don't invent the facts they write about. As journalists they are compiling and passing along other knowledge. You usually don't get
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lodovic
3y ago
I'd rather put the violin player with understanding of acoustic dispersion in the same bracket as a software engineer who understands the effects of magnetic interference on a memory controller.
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lodovic
3y ago
Compare it to using a driving simulator before taking actual driving lessons. Yes, it might give you a slight edge, but the real thing is so much different and is so immersive that a simulator's added value is mostly for experienced us
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lodovic
3y ago
If a ChatGPT assisted port can be seen as a cleanroom implementation, this can be done a lot faster than Wine.
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lodovic
3y ago
I don't see much difference with the sidecar pattern. You have something standard besides your application code that handles, requests, retries, circuit breakers and security.
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lodovic
3y ago
She probably wants both companies to be successful. Board members are not super villains.
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lodovic
3y ago
Fair point, my experience is mainly with cheap CDR's. These eventually all became unreadable.
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lodovic
3y ago
Until the battery started to lose its charge, and the music would start playing at a slower tempo.
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lodovic
3y ago
There was never an issue storing digital audio on tape. In fact, tape is still quite popular as a digital backup medium.
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lodovic
3y ago
No, but if you manage to scratch the aluminum foil layer on the backside, the CD instantly becomes useless. Or when you store cd's in large unboxed stacks, they can stick together, which can also damage the backside.
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lodovic
3y ago
They should advertise it as a $50 discount if you let them assign your seat instead.
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lodovic
3y ago
That link didn't work for me but the github repo is here: https://github.com/FreeTubeApp
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lodovic
3y ago
But isn't that how it's supposed to work for these LOB type applications? Users prototype a solution and the developers then change it into a proper real world application. Alternative approaches are usually worse.
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lodovic
3y ago
Is there a difference between OpenAI and Bing AI? They both claim to use GPT-4.
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lodovic
3y ago
True, it often returns solutions that may work but are illogical. Or solutions that use tutorial style code and fall apart once you tinker a bit with it.
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lodovic
3y ago
The biggest problem is people playing YouTube's game. Let them block all their users, by all means. That can only lead to good things.
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lodovic
3y ago
you can block the detection popup itself with uBlock. Seems to have done the trick for me.
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lodovic
3y ago
But that's a thin line. Free certificates negate security. Instead, there are various foundations that sponsor popular open source projects for costs like signing certificates and hosting. I'm sure one of these should be trustwort
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lodovic
3y ago
the outer instance is still needed for http requests, so it can still block ads
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lodovic
3y ago
It would be interesting to have Firefox available in WebAssembly
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lodovic
3y ago
(offtopic: this is how I would ask GPT4)
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lodovic
3y ago
AI will fix this.
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