mynameisvlad

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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
Nobody disagrees with that. But tact exists.
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
As someone that lives as multiple minorities, both visible and not, this is very much untrue. And that applies for many definitions of "normal". A person outside the "norm", in whatever category, is accepted far less tha
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
Sadly my last name starts with a Z so after a decade of living in the US, I lost the "zed".
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
But that might be just because it's a bypass to I5/5/the 5 (depending on who you ask).
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
That might be true generally and shallowly, but I've gotten way further both professionally and personally by being vulnerable and honest with my anxieties and insecurities. Especially with other neurospicy folks, it's a very ea
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
The article's author didn't like the quality of the photos, so seemingly crazy bad.
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
So the issue is pretty clearly with VirtualBox itself, but you are making it sound like it's an issue with VMs on Windows or in general.
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
> Everyone's got an address in the world-wide plus-code system Debatable considering it's based on lat/lon only. > used for deliveries in many countries Source? Their own website only lists 3 use cases, and only one is
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
> "vibecoded" proofs of concept The fact that you called it out as a PoC is already many bars above what most vibe coders are doing. Which is considering a barely functioning web app as proof that vibe coding is a viable soluti
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
I mean, it clearly does based on your comments showing a need for a correctness check to disambiguate between made up "hallucinations" and actual "knowledge" (together, a "consistently correct guess"). The fact
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
I mean, if all they did is regurgitate a SO post wholesale without checking the correctness or applicability, and the answer was in fact not correct or applicable, they would probably get equally lambasted. If anything, SO having verified a
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
Simple, and even simpler from your own example. Knowledge has an objective correctness. We know that there is a "right" and "wrong" answer and we know what a "right" answer is. "Consistently correct guesse
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
Sure, but that's not the problem people have with them nor the general criticism. It's that people without the knowledge to do abstraction and architecture don't realize the importance of these things and pretend that "v
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
FSD is Level 2. The driver must, at all times, be supervising the car. L3 implies that the car, in exceptionally ideal and limited circumstances, takes over full control unsupervised. Even if you were to take Mobileye's definitions, it
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
Oh please, just because it can do (bad, sometimes horribly dangerous) turns doesn't mean that 99.9% of the time it's not just a glorified cruise control with lane centering. I owned a Model 3 with FSD. I own a Mach-E with BlueCrui
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
Stardates will be a thing before FSD actually is released as originally advertised. I used to own a Model 3 with FSD, so before anyone comes in with "you simply haven't tried it", no, I have, and I stand by what I said.
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
Why does everything need to be made for profit? Why does someone NEED to be paid for every project, every scrap of work? You said it yourself, this is a hobby FOSS developer. Key word hobby. Have people stopped understanding that others d
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
> But that's also usually why those with root are limited to a small subset of users, and assuming root usually requires a reason and is time gated. I mean, if we were to apply the equivalent from the article, then no they would not
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by mynameisvlad 2y ago
I've been slowly moving everything over from Tailscale to Netbird and aside from some shenanigans with Tailscale taking over the entire CGNAT route, it works wonderfully! Tailscale is still running for now, but I'm getting closer
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by mynameisvlad 2y ago
For someone in the games industry, you have an exceptionally thin skin and must have not been in many high stakes crises if the last two sentences bother you so much.
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by mynameisvlad 2y ago
Any hypothetical is possible, sure. But every single library in the consortium dropping the project is a massive stretch of hypotheticals.
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by mynameisvlad 2y ago
How does being backed by financial information magically make that constraint go away?
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by mynameisvlad 2y ago
It's run by the Harvard Law School Library and a consortium of libraries worldwide. Why does it need financial information specifically to argue they're in the ten year business? Them being run by a library that is older than yo
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by mynameisvlad 2y ago
Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking responds with > I am currently running on the Gemini model. Gemini 1.5 Flash responds with > I'm using Gemini 2.0 Flash. I'm not even going to go on a limb here and say that question isn't goin
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by mynameisvlad 2y ago
For now, as a research preview. It isn't a stretch to think that it'll slowly be rolled out to their other plans.
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by mynameisvlad 2y ago
> There's no slippery slope. A capture card is standard equipment for any broadcaster. Guess what. OP isn't a broadcaster. Neither is the commenter. And everybody else here and their moms find it ludicrous that someone has to s
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by mynameisvlad 2y ago
No, the industry standard, as has been pointed out to you multiple times by multiple different people, is USB-over-video. Something that a camera with a USB 3.1 port is more than capable of handling. Just because you didn't bother to d
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by mynameisvlad 2y ago
Did you bother to look up literally any part of your comment ? The Canon G5 X II has USB 3.1 over a USB-C port. All of what you said does not in any way shape or form apply to the topic at hand.
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by mynameisvlad 2y ago
Whoosh. That was the entire point of the comment, to point out the slippery slope in the HDMI/cable card argument in the first place.
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by mynameisvlad 2y ago
You can't make extraordinary claims like that without providing a source. Especially considering Wikipedia has this to say: > In August 2023, the Russian Prosecutor General's Office and the Ministry of Internal Affairs issued o

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