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I'm going to mention again dns0.eu which does support DNS over TLS. I haven't looked in-depth but I'm pretty sure some corporate networks block it somehow because on some networks my Android phone fails to connect to it.
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My understanding is that they have to keep chats based on an order, *as a result of their previous accidental deletion of potential evidence in the case*[0]. And per their own terms they likely only delete messages "when they want to&q
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> It's also significantly more responsive than any libvirt framebuffer. I was pretty bullish on SPICE last year, with hardware acceleration enabled it was great. Not game streaming software latencies, but the seamless host-guest VM
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None of the current solutions support this. Only if you fallback to X11 forwarding, but then it's not going to be seamless because it requires setup on guests. Happy to be corrected if I'm wrong, this was my conclusion last year w
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I'm using KDE as well (after giving GNOME another shot for a week, which had even more issues), though I installed KDE in parallel, so there's always the chance that some GNOME residue is causing those issues.
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In my recent experience Ubuntu is pretty buggy, I think the distro should also be part of the consideration. Using Ubuntu on a daily machine for 6 months, after 15 years of Fedora, that's how I would describe my entire experience. Bugg
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> It seems that, relatively speaking, there's a lot of postings for senior engineers and very little for new grads. That's been the case for most of the last 15 years in my experience. You have to follow local job markets, get
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1y ago
Semantical subtraction within embeddings representation of text ("meaning")
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1y ago
Are you using a screen reader on Linux? I tried Orca a few years back (wanting to test websites for accessibility with it) but it seemed to crash often.
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1y ago
I've only read your landing page, so I don't fully understand the technical part yet. Can you do a comparison with I2P?
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Was this vibe coded? It gives me that feel when even basic things like standard ways of dismissing a modal do not work.
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> I wonder if they can even advertise to you through your friends, hah, Probably did so through shadow profiles https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_profile
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1y ago
It's definitely rocking that Common Desktop Environment style https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Desktop_Environment For those that like that style, on Linux both Xfce and KDE have themes that replicate it for
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1y ago
One thing Google does which I like is that I don't have to fiddle with region dropdowns. I just drop in a keyword in my local language and it knows to switch the results sources. Kagi should be able to do that nicely, though I'm n
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1y ago
Do you happen to know why wikipedia didn't embrace torrents as the default download method?
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1y ago
Small corrections. Llama 3.1 is not an Open Source model, but a Llama 3.1 Licensed model. Neither is DeepSeek apparently https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V3/blob/main/LIC... which I was of the
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2y ago
> Whenever the EU faces budget shortfalls, they know they can just make up some bullshit law and fine US tech. If that would be the case, the EU could be drowning in money by being more aggressive with GDPR enforcement and follow-through
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It's a fun afternoon experiment. Grab some editor with free credits (I tried cursor) and ask the language model via chat to build the app. Accept all changes, check results, repeat. Fully immersing myself to the vibe it took me somewhe
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2y ago
Is that 200 a made up number? https://money.usnews.com/careers/best-jobs/computer-programm... Do you have a better source for your number. As far as cost, 200/month is nothing, but those are not the numbers w
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My impression was that text embeddings are better suited for classification. Of course the big caveat is that the embeddings must have "internalized" the semantic concept you're trying to map. From some article I have in my d
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Don't need to ho that esoteric. Seen them make stuff up pretty often for more common functional programming languages like Haskell and OCaml.
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2y ago
You mean running npm update at the "wrong time"?
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Sure hope there's demonstrable "human in the loop" than just words, and those falsely suspended try their way through data protection authorities. It feels like too many companies do this in spite of GDPR rules around automat
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I have no doubts that you end sentence is likely scenario. BigTech can operate their products at a loss to kill competition, capture market, lobby gatekeeping legislation, and then raise prices to meet shareholder expectations. Sometimes I
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> don’t believe Europe can create unicorns so it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy for their investments There sure would like though. What I've followed in the Horizon program was a fixation of chasing "last years" techn
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I don't know how good Windows 95 was in practice, but in our country where 99.9% of internet cafes didn't have licenses, or service pack updates (if they even had any for the 95 variant), it was a pretty easy Windows to DoS via th
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> Compare this to Austria, where there's a cultural flair for the dramatic (and therefore an eagerness to stand out, even if it's weird) or Switzerland where enterprises, public or private, are not afraid to place big bets. Ca
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> And to achieve that they need to realize that all the regulation they aimed at facebook can only be satisfied by entities that have facebook's money. I disagree with your claim. Can you tell me why you think that is? You can still
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Interesting that none of those examples work on Brave on mobile. I wonder if those been used covertly for user tracking somehow before.
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Both framework and fairphone have secondary community markets, and it makes sense. You upgrade and resell your old part. Used whole laptops also make sense if one's requirements change. i.e. going from a 13 to a 16 or a 12. https:
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