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Ubuntu's AI Plans Have Linux Users Looking for a 'Kill Switch'
(theverge.com)
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I kind of wonder if someday a reckoning will occur. By that I mean AI coding pricing will go up. happened to the railroads. They were supposed to be a cheap and efficient way of getting produce to market, but the market could bear lots mor
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personally, I think grocery stores do it in reverse. They raise prices across the board, and lower them if you give them your data for a loyalty program. Even though the price goes down, they adjust prices for you based on your personal da
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Not the same thing, but... I used to run a macos vm under proxmox, and I just used screen sharing to remote in from my apple desktop. Copy/paste of even complicated stuff works fine between the apple desktop and the vm desktop. Also
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Musk Testifies OpenAI Was Created as Nonprofit to Counter Google
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do they run openwrt?
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more like "Sam Altman said"
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right, but that could set up the adhoc wifi network.
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I hate this kind of thing. I can imagine if vi or emacs wasn't open-source, and then "someone" decided that it was cryptic and not new-user-friendly. Then they decided that their "notepad with emoji" would be the r
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I thought airdrop also used bluetooth
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zyxel gs1900 series - can be low power, or go up to 48 ports, and even with POE (of course more power because, POE) runs openwrt
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I rented a place and they wanted something like this (for proof of income, not purchases). I said "hard no" and had to give them 3 pay stubs. what was also annoying to me was the package room. They had a company that managed the
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Would this be a retroactive tax? Is that possible? I know the FTB has long arms...
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I recently read "Difficult Conversations", a great book. There are ways to communicate with others that will be constructive. for example, when talking about what happened, there are three stories - your story, their story, and t
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California's Billionaire Tax Has the Signatures to Make the Ballot
(sfstandard.com)
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I think saunas and heat-shock proteins are harder for pharma to put in pill form.
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we're already there. When apple announced the iphone, the price of software went from can-make-a-profit-$39.99 on a PC to $4.99 and then $0.99 for a phone app. Which became "that's too expensive" at some point, and the
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I backup my iphones to linux using libimobiledevice the commands I use are: see if phone is connected: lsusb 1) backup entire* device to filesystem: idevicebackup2 backup <backup-dir> 2) backup photos/other data:
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Nobody ever remembers who was in 2nd. sigh.
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I think one of the benefits of AI is that it will get started, and keep going. But maybe pacing/procrastination might be relief valves?
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I wonder if you could make a "choose-your-own-adventure" book uning LLMs. It would write the book ahead of you, kind of like how railroads could send trains with supplies out to the track as it was built.
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kind of funny how bitcoin, which doesn't even exist in the physical world, has more traceability.
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> autonomous access to a real production databases remember that filesystems are just sophisticated databases rm -rf /<unexpectedly-missing-value>
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I might be way off base here, but recently ios added "Settings -> Privacy and Security -> Security Improvements -> Automatically Install" Might be just OS security updates, but I wonder if it works for apps too?
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Female PA Announcer: The white zone is for immediate loading and unloading of passengers only. There is no stopping in a red zone. Male PA Announcer: The red zone is for immediate loading and unloading of passengers only. There is no sto
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I think some amazing people should have lasted longer and society would be better for it.
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I've had procedures at the hospital two ways... One is general anaesthesia, where you are "out" The other is with something like fentanyl where you could have a whole conversation during the procedure, but when you finish the
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true coffee lovers drink decaf. (they can drink coffee often without or with fewer side effects)
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One question I have: can they sell or share your transcripts?
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> newer ones are encrypted/signed/locked-down I have a garmin watch and didn't know this. That said, I just used it out of the box, and never (on purpose) hooked it to wifi, bluetooth, garmin connect, etc. Can't do t
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