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by lucideer 1y ago
<offtopic> Minor website feedback: Setting the `download` property on all of your screenshot image anchors is a very odd choice: not only does it make it very difficult to view the images quickly & easily in-browser, it also clogs
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by lucideer 1y ago
> I think that says something. I've worked on the triaging side of large corporate bug bounty programmes & trust me when I say that security-by-obscurity is far more impactful in keeping our world (incidentally) secure than an
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by lucideer 1y ago
Going to agree somewhat with the sibling comment on this: (2) & (3) are of significantly greater concern here than (1). Sure, code quality is important everywhere, & even moreso in finance, but if you're going through this worl
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by lucideer 1y ago
True. This also often happens. Probably the ideal would be to have a UI / non-chat-based mechanism for discarding select context.
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by lucideer 1y ago
While the thrust of this article is generally correct, I have two issues with it: 1. The words "the only thing" massively underplays the difficulty of this problem. It's not a small thing. 2. One of the issues I've seen
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by lucideer 1y ago
> Yes we're working on Docker! That will be nice too, though I was more just referring to simply doing something along the lines of this in your current build: docker run conanio/gcc11-ubuntu16.04 make clean -C llama.cpp
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by lucideer 1y ago
I don't think this should be a personal preference, I think it should be a standard*. That said, it does at least seem like these recent changes are a large step in the right direction. --- * in terms of what the standard approach sho
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by lucideer 1y ago
The fact they've included that paragraph doesn't invalidate the question. Cambridge used to add ~500, maybe as many as 1000 words annually. In recent years it's climbed to 2000 but 6000 is rather unprecedented.
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by lucideer 1y ago
I haven't tried it but from your link it sounds like it is supported as XFCE uses X11. The future Wayland support that the XFCE guys are working on uses wlroots so it should be easy for Toshy to support when it lands - there's a f
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by lucideer 1y ago
True. But. While normalization is usually one-way, if you're doing DSP normalization & have a record of the level offsets you've applied, it's reversible. This is never the case for compression - you can't increase d
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by lucideer 1y ago
I don't think you understand - macOS prioritises SIGINT use by introducing a new keyboard key for copy/paste instead of masking Ctrl. Using SIGINT more frequently is exactly the point.
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> You can select text in the terminal and then middle click to paste it. But that only works in the terminal, not anywhere else. I guess this is likely an odd affordance to unix norms rather than a planned/intended shortcut (I&#x2
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Toshy makes Cmd-C copy in all Linux apps: both GUIs & Terminals. This avoids any clashes with Ctrl in terminal as you're using Cmd for shortcuts everywhere instead. > there is no secret third option I assume you're thinki
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by lucideer 1y ago
> The universality of copy/paste is overrated. It's literally just adding shift in terminal emulators, no biggie. I used to think this before I got a job in a Mac-only company. I've since installed Toshy on every Linux m
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by lucideer 1y ago
I've always found menu accelerators odd. I find them a little too dependent on individual app developers word choices to have any kind of consistency across apps I use, plus I tend not to use menus for anything other than infrequent se
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by lucideer 1y ago
I use Toshy along with an Apple keyboard to work around Linux distros' unfortunate Windowsiness here but I really really wish someone would release a fully fledged distro or DE put together with Apple keyboards in mind. There's a
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by lucideer 1y ago
Not specifically talking about multiband. Normal compressors do effectively do gain adjustment - it's not really the same as a typical amp since their core function only reduces gain, then makeup is applied to the entirety to compensat
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by lucideer 1y ago
I assure you I don't. I'm not sure what the scare quotes are about but if you point out what I'm misrepresenting I can try to explain it a little better.
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Compression is an entirely different thing. Compression isn't just gain adjustment - it's a specific type of audio processing that increases perceived "gain" (loudness) of the entire source audio by "compressing&quo
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by lucideer 1y ago
You don't need a banner if you use cookies. You only need a banner if you store data about a user's activity on your server. This is usually done using cookies, but the banners are neither specific to cookies nor inherently requ
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by lucideer 1y ago
> There's enormous non-xhtml legacy than nobody wanted to port. This is a fair argument if content types were being enforced but XML parsing was opt-in (for precisely this reason). > And tooling back in the day didn't mak
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by lucideer 1y ago
History has gone the way it went & we have HTML now, there's not much point harking back, but I still find it very odd that people today - with the wisdom of foresight - believe that the world opting for HTML & abandoning XHTML
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by lucideer 1y ago
While this is a specifically awful article, for obvious reasons, I find the idea of encoding specifics on carceral terms into any EU-level directive a bizarre overstep.
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To be clear, I wasn't saying Parliament wouldn't have a say - mainly pointing out that the website's information about MEP's current position on the regulation is incorrect.
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A little context here since this website is highly misleading: - EU Council holds more power in Europe than EU Parliament - EU Council is pushing this regulation - this website misrepresents the positions of most members of EU Parliament -
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Unfortunately this seems to be a bug in the website. For any representatives that have no position / position unknown, rather than the website showing them as "Unknown" as you'd expect, it just assumes their position is
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by lucideer 1y ago
fwiw in Firefox on my old Android phone I saw the same choppiness watching it in page but downloading & watching it locally it was smooth. On very fast WiFi & the video is only 2MB so I can only presume something in the page is comp
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by lucideer 1y ago
I feel like everything about this event is about quality over quantity which is incredibly rare these days & likely what most participants & attendees value about the event. Adding a lot of professionalism to it is going to dilute t
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by lucideer 1y ago
For anyone interested in a little context behind the organisational effort that goes into this event, William Osman (the genius brain behind Open Sauce) has put up 12 short videos documenting his attempts to promote the event in the week le
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This is what I thought which is what confused me - I guess lugging around CRTs just seemed a little much. I don't live in the US though so perhaps we just missed out on that rite of passage not living somewhere where kids are more like

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