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by lolc 9d ago
This can be very useful. Indeed my Android phone sees my Linux PC. And the PC can send a file to the phone. At first the file transfer to the PC didn't work and the icons just twitched. After 5 minutes it works now strangely enough.
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by lolc 9d ago
In the past it was "The Usual Suspects", now it is "Model Citizens". Back then smoking indoors at conferences was a topic hackers would discuss. Now I'm sure it will be a very serious conference full of grown-ups. W
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by lolc 17d ago
Choice quote from the article: Three days later, Pucci, now 50, followed her in a car and started to yell at her about a man she was dating. “You thought you’d get away with this. I am in your car. I am in your maps,” he shouted
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by lolc 1mo ago
I tend to agree that making the sugar measurements more robust is worth more than measuring the ketones at all. However, low sugar and high ketones can happen. And just getting notified when ketones pick up can be worth something too. The a
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by lolc 1mo ago
Turkey has a warrant out for a housemate. I appreciate the gesture that they also target real criminals.
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by lolc 2mo ago
More companies should do this kind of advertisement.
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by lolc 2mo ago
I'd rather read the prompt.
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by lolc 2mo ago
I used Ansel for a while, and I agree that Darktable is suffering from feature creep. Ansel right away had some usability improvements. But the amount of regressions introduced was wild. The anger you can read in the messaging was apparentl
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by lolc 2mo ago
I recently re-read Starfish by Peter Watts and man that book rhymes a lot with current events.
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by lolc 2mo ago
Yeah why is 10% success bad? What is the tradeoff between spent effort and missed cures if we try to tweak the success rate by killing prototypes earlier in the pipeline? While reading I was expecting a reasoned argument... that was stubbor
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by lolc 2mo ago
You can say you don't want the bad guys to get the capability until and after the reality hits you. But this arrogant hope stands in the way of developing an effective response. The handlers of closed models would like you to be depend
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by lolc 2mo ago
https://www.ospo.noaa.gov/#datafile-3
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by lolc 2mo ago
To native me, Alman sounds like an US American talking German. Unsurprising, if we look at the originator of the proposal. I've been repeating this to anybody unwilling to listen: What appears like needless complexity in a language may
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by lolc 2mo ago
They must think they have some secret sauce they don't want others to learn. How to optimally instruct sub agents for example. If they hide the sub agent prompts, other models cannot be trained to emulate. Oh and you can't even us
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by lolc 3mo ago
Great hack, thanks! And yea I was missing some native string api when I abandoned Elm at 0.19.
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by lolc 3mo ago
Haha, yeah I didn't realize there would be a monkey patch route to FFI in Elm. Can't control the runtime. Is there a good read up on this technique?
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by lolc 3mo ago
> The whole point of HTML's design is that it's incredibly easy for a human to write correctly. A lot of people (me included) used text editors to write HTML. The process was not easy, and the results mostly not correct. HTML a
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by lolc 3mo ago
Yes that's where the word comes from. I was describing how the word was used here. You quibble with established usage. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/analogue#h1
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by lolc 3mo ago
Analogue means having the same function. It does not say which came first.
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by lolc 3mo ago
I was lucky my pharmacist didn't listen to my doctor when I showed up with a prescription for a misdiagnosed disease. Would have delayed getting effective treatment for a life threatening disease. If I'd read forums I could'v
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by lolc 3mo ago
> ... which has adversely affected public health or safety. Why would they tack that on at the end of a very long sentence? Because they don't want to talk about the loss of USS Scorpion. They mention the sub once on the whole page
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by lolc 4mo ago
I'm under the assumption that Starlink will never provide more than one percent of the mobile bandwidth in a developed country. Because they can't match dense antenna webs in cities. Am I wrong?
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by lolc 4mo ago
From my reading the German court's ruling is that Google are responsible both for claims they made up and claims they rephrase from somewhere else. Because the claims appear as a statement of fact made by Google. If they showed it as &
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by lolc 4mo ago
The flag is not plastic. https://1worldflag.com/flag/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organza
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by lolc 4mo ago
Wait do I have to choose what search provider I use for every search? They don't get merged by Uruky?
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by lolc 4mo ago
> Agents are fixing bugs so quickly and at a scale humans can't do already. The metric is how many defects are introduced per defect fixed. Being fast is bad if this ratio is above one.
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by lolc 4mo ago
Start each meeting with a prayer to thank the transcription gremlins for their accurate work.
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by lolc 4mo ago
> Notice: I love the new AI accurate transcription feature in this meeting!
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by lolc 5mo ago
Weird article because it offhandedly mentions the term "healthy vaccinee effect[0]" but does not explain it. So while I was reading and wondering whether all these studies they mention were observational, they drop the term somewh
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by lolc 5mo ago
As a diabetic I have done this exact exercise: Look at photos and guess carbs. Two slices of bread is easy mode. Why assume trick ingredients?

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