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maxloh
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In my experience with Gemini, most of its capabilities stem from web searching instead of something it has already "learned." Even if you could obtain the model weights and run them locally, the quality of the output would likely
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Quoting einpoklum's comment 20 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46901930 > There has been a conflict building up within the LibreOffice ecosystem, with Collabora publishing a desktop version of their w
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> They might even fall under EU sanctions. They FALL under EU sanctions. https://www.tu.berlin/en/campusmanagement/news-details/umste...
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Cloudflare One is the first SASE offering modern post-quantum encryption
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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Anthropic accuses DeepSeek and other Chinese rivals of mass data theft
(theguardian.com)
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Although I don't agree with the FSF's way of advocating it [1], I do believe that unlocking the bootloader should be a customer's basic right. You don't truly own your device if you cannot control the software you run wi
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Community-maintained fork of MinIO, maintained by Pigsty
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For example, you can build a Python image, and reuse it on every Python apps you have.
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Your use case (specifically with Forms) seems aligned with Grist, which is also open source and has been adopted by the French government. In my experience, it’s much stricter than a standard spreadsheet though. It feels a bit like moving f
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LibreOffice on Windows still uses native Win32 controls. While you could call that a stylistic choice, even Microsoft has abandoned it for new apps. This kind of UI is a dealbreaker for many new users, especially Gen Zers. How could open so
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Yeah, they're Apache 2.0. That's how Android and some of its forks handle licensing. For example, most repos in LineageOS's GitHub org lack a global LICENSE file. Instead, licensing is specified on a file-by-file basis within
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Don't be surprised by this, there are a lot more edits than you think. For example, CSS is always inlined so that pages could render the same as it was archived.
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Yeah. It is [1]. Surprisingly, Android Studio is open source too [2]. [1]: https://android.googlesource.com/platform/sdk/+/refs/heads/m... [2]: https://android.googlesource.com/platf
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Notepad++ updater could've been hijacked to install malicious binaries (fixed)
(doublepulsar.com)
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Yeah, it does. It was possible with 2.5 Flash. Here's a similar result with Qwen Qwen3.5-397B-A17B: https://chat.qwen.ai/s/530becb7-e16b-41ee-8621-af83994599ce?...
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Yeah, it does. It was possible with 2.5 Flash. Here's a similar result with Qwen Qwen3.5-397B-A17B: https://chat.qwen.ai/s/530becb7-e16b-41ee-8621-af83994599ce?...
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Gemini 3 seems to have a much smaller token output limit than 2.5. I used to use Gemini to restructure essays into an LLM-style format to improve readability, but the Gemini 3 release was a huge step back for that particular use case. Even
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How good does Wine support DX12?
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I think they meant something like the CSS parser, or the CSS Object Model (CSSOM).
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Because a phone running an unknown OS is significantly more dangerous than a phone that hasn't received security updates for years. For example, a malicious OS maker could add their own certificate to the root store, essentially allowi
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It takes time. Browser vendors add support for those features now, in the hope that they will become widely available one day.
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This site shouldn't be the one to blame. Instead, we should probably ask Mozilla to be more standards-compliant.
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Microsoft AI chief confirms plan to ditch OpenAI
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Summarize: Point at any URL/YouTube/Podcast or file. Get the gist
(github.com)
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Luna: In-development software design tool in the vein of Figma and sketchapp
(github.com)
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小確幸(shōgakkō): Small but certain happiness in life
(lolo-xinchen.medium.com)
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OpenAI says China's DeepSeek trained its AI by distilling US models, memo shows
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Telegram CEO condemns new restrictions in Russia as citizens turn to VPNs
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Announcing TypeScript 6.0 Beta
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MolmoSpaces: A large-scale, open platform and benchmark for embodied AI research
(allenai.org)
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