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by mewse-hn 2y ago
This was an enjoyable article but the conclusion where he finds the most thanked woman in oscar speeches and gets a response from her puts it over the top. Amazing.
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
the mere idea of voice software's error mode being uncontrollable screeching is the most hilarious thing to me
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
> So long as Facebook remains available to everyone, even if the content feed is a mess, the event planning space is going to be more accessible to everyone and will end up being the defacto friends & family ecosystem. For now. We&#x
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
Mechanical keyboards have moved this direction (lighting on the back of the pcb, through a hole) so that the LEDs don't physically interfere with the hot-swappable key switches.
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
Haven't read deeply into this particular dispute but Arm suing their own customers doesn't seem good for business. Especially since they lost.
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
It's not that it was written off the cuff, it's that it holds up nearly 20 years later as a measured, ethical response to having his company threatened. And this email wouldn't even be public if it hadn't been evidence i
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
It's basically a powerpoint presentation. The slides are projected to the audience and you have a field for the presenter's notes. Any powerpoint style software should be able to do this. In this particular case, there's a li
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
Extreme outsider perspective but they seemed like dilettantes. They'd dip their toe into doing GPUs and then cancel the project every couple years. A few weeks ago Gelsinger even commented he saw "less need for discrete graphics i
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
Soldiers fighting for Nazi Germany were Nazis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myth_of_the_clean_Wehrmacht
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
The Keystone keyboard is never going to ship. The Kono web store is currently doing a rug pull and scamming their customers.
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
I think this is basically the final scene from "The Bridge on the River Kwai" movie as well
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
Ah yes we must return to our natural environment of a beach in 1968 to regain our humanity, what a crock
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
Beautiful house, great ideas, love the stow-away workstations -- no patch panel in the network rack facepalm
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
I think researchers want vintage data thats not contaminated with llm vomit
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
That metaphor doesn't seem directly applicable to cutting off cloud access. If we're trying for a metaphor that would be a similar situation pre-digitization, the cloud servers containing business documents could be considered hea
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
His interview style is kind of like Sean Evans from Hot Ones crossed with the manic energy of Richard Simmons. It's mentioned in this article, but he tries to ask the questions that nobody else is asking, which can make for great inter
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
I think it's a fair assumption that the taboo against eating horse-meat is related to using horses for transport. Historically, armies wouldn't eat their horses unless they were in an extremely dire situation, etc.
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
There are some good articles that explain what happened with the coup, that's the main thing to read up on. As for the reason she's leaving, you don't take a shot at the leader of the organization, miss, and then expect to be
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
> What did they really design besides the Snapdragon X Elite in the last 10+ years? The Snapdragon 8 series have been the flagship SoCs for non-Apple phones for years, that's why people had high hopes for the Snapdragon X on PCs
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
It was leaked with a lot of attention being paid to the "no doesn't necessarily mean no" section in the context of abuse at the MrBeast org
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
> Manitobans should be absolutely up in arms over the privatization of Manitoba Telecom. There are a lot of us in Manitoba who know this was a crime and we can do fuck-all to change it
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
So just a normal weekend then?
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
I'm so glad the NSA released this despite trying to stonewall the FOIA request by saying they couldn't access it.
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
I had the same question, it seems silly to build a collection of copyrighted content and apply your own copyright to it. I guess the argument is the same one all the AI people are relying on: I built this collection of fair use material and
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
I stand corrected
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
With respect from Canada, I doubt you are seeing many incidents with 200+ gunshot victims in Belgium
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
I resisted seeing the movie for quite a while, maybe for similar reasons to you. I was certain it would be depressing. It was much better than I expected. This will sound stupid but I didn't expect it to focus on the story of the man h
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
They way this story usually goes: hosts are legally required to respond to dmca takedown requests as quickly as possible, please spare me the outrage. In this case: cloudflare claims they never received any counter-notices from the parody g
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
> Canadians continue to learn about politics and current events through Facebook and Instagram, but through a more biased and less factual lens than before [citation needed]
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by mewse-hn 2y ago
That is really unfortunate that they landed on a logo suspiciously similar to the logo for the game Starfield when there were so many good submissions. Half of the 22 submissions that were rejected look cleaner and more professional than th

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