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by mhitza 2y ago
In my experience Mistral (at least Nemo) works well with other languages. Don't know about Slavic languages but it does Romanian, with apparent issues around the translation of technical terms.
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by mhitza 2y ago
Article 59 seems relevant, other two on a quick skim don't seem to relate to the subject. > 2. For the purposes of the prevention, investigation, detection or prosecution of criminal offences or the execution of criminal penalties,
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by mhitza 2y ago
I'd prefer if Minority Report remains a work of fiction, or at least not possible in the EU.
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by mhitza 2y ago
> AI that attempts to predict people committing crimes based on their appearance. Should have been > AI that attempts to predict people committing crimes
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by mhitza 2y ago
I would highly recommend Fedora, but not the default Workstation installation. You can try out the default, but I recommend either the KDE spin, or the Xfce one. These are desktop environments and the default one (Gnome) I don't consid
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by mhitza 2y ago
Using, probably, to be deprecated ocamlbuild, with _tags file which is another made up syntax. But I'm a new OCaml user, and actively starter using ocamlbuild because dune added layers of indirection really tripped me up at first.
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by mhitza 2y ago
Thanks. I'm aware of most, if not all, these alternatives as I've spent some time a few years ago researching them before sending a proposal @ NLnet for funding in this space. I should have said P2P in my comment instead of decent
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by mhitza 2y ago
Probably should have been a bit more clear. Involuntarily when I say decentralized I'm thinking about more peer-to-peer distribution of content (a la torrents), instead of federated. Mastodon instances are these islands of content, at
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by mhitza 2y ago
> an open protocol for anything that’s real-time and shareable Does that mean that at the protocol level one can share content of larger sizes than what Bluesky does by default? Even though not standard at least via the ActivityPub proto
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by mhitza 2y ago
journalctl -fu some-service Also feels appropriate, because most of the time when I have to type in that command I'm thinking FU service file for not showing me by default why a service failed to start/restart.
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by mhitza 2y ago
https://preserves.dev/TUTORIAL.html Not a fan of annotation (that can be used as comment syntax) having # followed by a space character have a different behaviour feels strange.
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by mhitza 2y ago
This is funny because its. 1. Something I'd expect to happen. 2. Lived through a similar scenario in 2010 or so. Early in my professional career I've worked for a media company that was scraping other sites (think Craigslist but f
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by mhitza 2y ago
Depends on the proxy. If you have an SSH server you can open a local socks5 proxy, that when configured in your browser sends all the traffic through your server. Since its a proxy over SSH it's all encrypted till your server, then wha
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by mhitza 2y ago
I only recently got a Thinkpad T14 for work and the trackpad is really only serviceable. I was surprised. [0] Especially because many years ago got a Dell Inspiron line laptop, and the trackpad on that feels great to me. [0] what's eve
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by mhitza 2y ago
You generally cannot know because we don't measure for it? Especially not on personal computers, maybe ECC ram reports this information in some way? In practice I think it happens often enough, and I remember a blackhat conference talk
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by mhitza 2y ago
Someone was (incidentally?) ddos'ed on Netlify last year and was served a 104k bill. The fees were waved in the end, but the caveat remains on all these free services that you pay by bandwidth. https://news.ycombinator.com&#
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Platforms systematically removed a user because he made "most wanted CEO" cards(eff.org)
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by mhitza 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Lebanon_electronic_devi...
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by mhitza 2y ago
Anyone have more info on this? Does it run systemd in those containers (I didn't see any systemd specific mounts). This would be interesting to try out, as docker (via compose) is a bit easier to manage than - for example - VMs with vi
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by mhitza 2y ago
I can understand why it's hard for some. I've landed on that wiki page a while ago and couldn't figure it out. Then found a similar thing on an itch.io page that was easier for me to figure out. In these later examples (start
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by mhitza 2y ago
There is built-in support for some reshade functionality in SteamOS's gamescope. But by how adamant you are, I'm sure you already knew about it, and it's shortcomings. https://github.com/safijari/Reshadec
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by mhitza 2y ago
I think it's pretty hard to find a laptop with similar performance characteristics, build quality, repairability and firmware support at the steam deck price point. For one. On the other hand portability is also great, and so is the ad
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by mhitza 2y ago
At the very least, you can be creative with workarounds for such issues. A bookmarklet can be convenient. javascript:void(window.location.href = window.prompt().replace(/\\\n\s*/g, ''));
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by mhitza 2y ago
In the HTTP model, technically status code 102 Processing would fit best. Though, no longer part of the HTTP specification. https://http.dev/102 100 Continue could be usable as a workaround. Would probably require at a bare
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by mhitza 2y ago
> How does Orbit work? > Orbit is a Firefox add on that uses AI to summarize and answer queries about web content such as articles and videos. > When a user asks Orbit to summarize or query content, Orbit gathers the context (eg. t
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by mhitza 2y ago
> panicked at /home/runner/.cargo/registry/src/index.crates.io-6f17d22bba15001f/glow-0.16.0/src/web_sys.rs:282:78: called `Option::unwrap()` on a `None` value Someone's been naughty for C
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by mhitza 2y ago
Submitted report was published in 1994. At the time I don't think Haskell had any of that, and not sure when monads were introduced in Haskell either (wasn't on day 1 I think). Which means that the language was simpler in some asp
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by mhitza 2y ago
> Subjective information such as opinions, judgements or estimates can be personal data. Thus, this includes an assessment of creditworthiness of a person or an estimate of work performance by an employer. https://gdpr-info.eu
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by mhitza 2y ago
> If there is a community for those who use other rules to compare actual solutions instead of answers I would be interested to hear about it. Generally you have the main community on reddit (memes, questions, daily thread for sharing so
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by mhitza 2y ago
Probably Signal would have been a safe bet. Telegram doesn't do encryption by default (on group messages? Been a year or two since I've used it). And Facebook complies with law enforcement agencies, and I don't think it'

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