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by mhitza 10mo ago
What happens sometimes, artifical uplifting of posts, posts with high vote count that don't reach the frontpage, or both?
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by mhitza 10mo ago
45MiB is for the default adblock setup, and it scales with the more block lists you have enabled. I'll happily take performance improvements cause most products lack any efficiency care nowadays.
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Clicks Communicator(clicksphone.com)
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Hard to have a conversation when often the critics of LLM output receive replies like "What, you used last week's model?! No, no, no, this one is a generational leap" Too many people are invested into AI's success to hav
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by mhitza 10mo ago
Sure, but it's the job of whoever is mastering the audio to take such constraints into account.
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All open weights model I tried (that fit under 20GB of memory) easily loop. I run models with llama.cpp and the reason why I add some repeat penalty factor.
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It's been just 2 years since the OLED release, I think we're closing in on a refresh. Unless a deck is a year away from a generational bump. A refresh could include the updated joysticks featured on the Steam controller, though. T
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by mhitza 10mo ago
I was mussing this summer if I should get a refurbed Thinkpad P16 with 96GB of RAM to run VMs purely in memory. Now that 96GB of ram cost as much as a second P16.
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I don't know overall in the ecosystem but Fedora has been working for me with secureboot enabled for a long time. Having the option to disable secureboot, was probably due to backlash at the time and antitrust concerns. Aside from prov
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> unlock the full disk encryption via SSH I'd like to read more about this. Are you open to sharing your notes?
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They don't. They haven't been fined yet to care.
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Technically a property based test caught the issue. What I've found surprising is that the __proto__ string is a fixed set from the strings sampling set. Whereas I'd have expected the function to return random strings in the range
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by mhitza 10mo ago
I had to use it a couple times recently in Firefox on Android, and it's a nice thing to have. The UX is not polished, and not responsive. No indicator that translation is happening, then the interface disappears for the translation to
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Not only idiots. They bank on laziness. One time you enable something by mistake then you might not spend the time to find the well hidden option to disable it. Which reminds me, anyone know the precise location where one would disable Goog
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I think that moderation should be pushed to the individual user to avoid censorship, but not in the form it's currently implemented by all these platforms. To give an example on how I think moderation should work. If I follow you and y
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Google Meet comes by default on some Samsung TV, cannot be deleted, or disabled, and neither can the microphone permission be remove from it. Smart TVs, more like Spy TVs today.
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There is also Mailvelope, a browser plugin, that simplifies PGP encryption across web email clients.
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> I wish the client stored it decrypted once received. Me too. I already have my systems with fulldisk encryption, I need the communication to be end encrypted. Email clients (like Thunderbird) keeping emails stored encrypted, just makes
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> Tor browser team doesn't want to for simple reason: fingerprinting. I don't understand this given reason. If they package in uBlock origin across their desktop and android browser. Then everybody will have uBlock origin so th
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And significantly faster to access onion websites than go through exit nodes, which are probably saturated most of the time. Reddit over their onion website is very snappy, and compared to accessing reddit over VPN it shows fewer issues wit
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No, it's still pretty cool, easy to use with low operational complexity in low volume read-mostly projects: CMSs, blogs, ecommerce platforms.
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by mhitza 11mo ago
Thanks for the perspective. I actually think the complex parts you mention are relatively easy nowadays. If I were to implement it today I would probably use a centralized authorization service "authentication gateway" with someth
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by mhitza 11mo ago
Has anyone here, that's built SaaS software, tried to use a one database per customer approach? It's been in my mind for a while, as an easy way to isolate customer data, make migrations easier and build monitoring for per custome
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by mhitza 11mo ago
> which can just technically run it on their servers without too much modifications or release the modifications and still compete against the original AGPL party Sounds like you want "monopoly as a license" :) Big companies wi
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I don't mind the idea of contributing back with fixes on a sources available project. Especially in the context of work. It does however make it unlikely for me to pick and use the project in the first place. And definitely not a fan o
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> The rules just keep growing faster than the AI bubble. No they aren't. What you have, and of interest to digital companies are. GDPR (2016), for all operating in the EU. You get the gist of it in an afternoon. The AI guideline (20
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by mhitza 11mo ago
> And if the US doesn't jump to your aid? Pretty banal answer, countries will "just" fight. Even without NATO, the EU countries already have a defensive pact. Which as a sidenote is why the dismantlement of EU looks like a
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He's not right either because he makes large vague claims. If we want to discuss it on clear subjects. The "free" Europe has, and always will, thank the US for their help during WW2. The US didn't protect us until now, b
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I don't know the legislation and contract law pertains to funding, and why EU companies need to move to the US to get investor funds (and can't be funded internationally while retaining EU status). What I can tell you from my expe
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by mhitza 11mo ago
A comment that's vague, inflammatory, confrontational, and not at all related to the parent comment.

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