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by maeln 1y ago
Oh really, then show me a video of someone specifically raising, in a very straight fashion, the right arm and hand at a fast speed. The straightness and speed is important. No a simple salute made with the right arm just does not look the
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by maeln 1y ago
> Not that webflux is easy to use at all and the dx is garbage My experience with pretty much any Java framework ... It's sad because I do think (especially since Java 8) that Java is a great language for many things. But the commun
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by maeln 1y ago
But it is the whole point of the article ? Big scrapers can hardly tell if the JS that takes their runtimes is a crypto miner or an anti-scrapping system, and so they will have to give up "useful" scrapping, so PoW might just work
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by maeln 1y ago
While I have a similar experience with, hurm, "legacy" codebase, I gotta say, LLM (in my experience) made the "legacification" of the codebase way, way faster. One thing especially, is the loss of knowledge about the cod
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by maeln 1y ago
It really depends on the product. Especially if 0-downtime deployment is not possible.
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by maeln 1y ago
Depends on if they cashed out and how they did it. There was a big trend for a while to go live in Portugal for a while, enough to be considered a tax resident there, and then cash out there because (at the time, idk if it's still true
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by maeln 1y ago
More than CPU speed, I think the increase in storage and RAM is to blame for the slow decay in latency. When you have only a few Kb/Mb of RAM and storage, you can't really afford to add much more to the software than what is the
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by maeln 1y ago
It is also useful if your data already lives on the GPU memory. For example, when you need to z-sort a bunch of particles in a 3d renderer particle system.
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by maeln 1y ago
And their mailbox offering is also overpriced. 5.99€/month (and it use to be pricier! they recently decreased the price) for 10Go and very basic email features. Fastmail is 5€ for 60Go, masked email, and a few other things (not in the
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by maeln 1y ago
There were several from China to be exact (Hong Kong to be precise, which had its own cinema golden-era between the late 80'and early 00'), and more than one from France also, some of which are more contemporary :) . Most movie ev
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by maeln 1y ago
Ah yes, the 'slop, melodramatic vaudeville, or tear-jerking gut-punches' of Nuri Bilge Ceylan, Wong Ching-Po, Stephen Chow, John Woo, Emin Alper, Win Wenders, Pedro Almodóvar, Sylvain Chomet, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Jacques Demy, Lee
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by maeln 1y ago
For now, there is no executive order or anything, so what he means by 'produced in' is anyone guess. Might also be just an announcement that will not end up in anything concrete. Wouldn't be the first time, wouldn't be t
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by maeln 1y ago
A slight tangent but rollerblades is a case of proprietary eponym : Rollerblade is a brand of inline skates (often call skates - plural - for short) that became so famous people started to use it to describe all inline skates, no matter the
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by maeln 1y ago
Most DDoS bot don't bother running JS. A lot of botnets don't even really allow it, because the malware they run on the infected target only allow for basic stuff like simple HTTP request. This is why they often do some reconnaiss
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by maeln 1y ago
> People arent buying Truth Social stock because they think its actually worth 5 billion dollars. Well, if you see it as the private presidential corruption fund, it might well be worth well over 5 billion tbf.
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by maeln 1y ago
I never hosted WP, but as soon as you have a HTTP server expose to the internet you will get request to /wp-login and such. It as become a good way to find bots also. If I see an IP requesting anything from a popular CMS, hop it goes
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by maeln 1y ago
Lying (a.k.a "Storytelling" in the politically correct silicon valley speech).
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by maeln 1y ago
If you want to go this way, then the article 4,5 and 10 of the 1789 Déclaration des droits de l'homme et du citoyen is much more interesting. But even by the U.N definition, the only part that could be of concern here is "receive
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by maeln 1y ago
Facebook is not a public space. You can make your own website and platform if you want to say thing that they don't want you saying over there. You cannot make your own government on the other hand, hence why it is important to point o
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by maeln 1y ago
> Free speech is a about whether a society values and protects free speech or not. That is a recursive and meaningless definition. Free speech is widely understood, and codified, as being able to say stuff without having the government s
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by maeln 1y ago
> The number of people using social media makes it the town square of the present. We should treat it as such. Then try yelling racial slurs in your local town square and see how that goes for ya. > I don't understand this positi
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by maeln 1y ago
> I do think we’ve entered a grey area of rights. > By centralizing human communication like Facebook has, they’ve placed themselves in the funky place of being the arbiter for communication through their social graph. You don’t own y
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by maeln 1y ago
Free speech is about the government, not whatever private social platform on the internet. Thank god we are allowed to moderate content, every "free speech" absolutist platform is 1. a lie (they regularly censor opinions against t
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by maeln 2y ago
The same can be said about the other side. It is rarely phrased has "LLM is a useful tool with some important limitations" but "Look the LLM manage to create a junior-level feature, therefor we won't need developers in 2
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by maeln 2y ago
Visa has to respect whatever laws apply in the country they operate in. So if the police want Visa info on whoever, provided that a legal framework cover this issue, Visa has to give it. It makes 0 difference if the payment system is govern
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by maeln 2y ago
> But what happened to specializing? When a house is being built, tons of people are involved: architects, civil engineers, plumbers, electricians, bricklayers, interior designers, roofers, surveyors, pavers, you name it. You don’t expec
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by maeln 2y ago
Well I think that is the point. The university now are rolling over, not protecting their student.
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by maeln 2y ago
Not at all. Aside from the aesthetic choice, both cube world and veloren have nothing in common with minecraft when it comes to gameplay.
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by maeln 2y ago
> This prediction market has it at 12% likely to succeed Randos on the internet with a betting addiction are distinctively different from a court of law. I wish people would stop talking about prediction market as if they mattered.
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by maeln 2y ago
Most picture I find seem to show the RP2350A variant for the W and non-W version.

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