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nirui
1y ago
There are few problems in this research, first: > AI chatbots have had no significant impact on earnings or recorded hours in any occupation But Generative AI is not just AI chatbots . There are ones that generate sounds/music,
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nirui
1y ago
> Windows Vista, then called by its codename "Longhorn", given to developers at the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference in 2003, included WinFS, but it suffered from significant performance issues Odd, I did
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1y ago
I don't think it's the time. Morality only exists in people who has it. Some already do, some are growing, some never will. Funny thing is, the individuals who never had morality maybe more mentally healthy than the others, since
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nirui
1y ago
I'm thinking, maybe controversially, centralized national payment service like this should be government-run based on my experience with Alipay which is a digital payment service in China. Due to it's commercial origin, Alipay i
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1y ago
> “...For instance, we salvage parts from old laptop motherboards, such as capacitors, mouse pads, transistors, diodes, and certain ICs and use them in the newly refurbished ones,” says Prasad. This highlights the problem of parts availa
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2y ago
> Bananas how we're letting these companies use public roads with real humans as testing grounds for driver assistance software. Do you know a word called Cronyism? Xi was in a meeting with few Chinese tech leaders just few weeks ag
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nirui
2y ago
Probably wrong context, but the more code I wrote, more I like the these `Has`+Noun style naming than just Noun. Reading `HasChildren` will give you a clearer expectation of what the function would do and return, while `Parent` gives far we
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2y ago
> If you have an honest conversation without a diehard anti-capitalist and walk them logically through “cold” decisions a corporation makes This missed the point. The reality is, why should someone who's being laid off must think in
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2y ago
Also tried similar thing. My prompt was: "Create a simple login form with no CSS style" under the "HTML Developer" (lol) mode, and the returned code does include `<script src=' https://sshh.io/scri
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2y ago
Holy shit, that was just pure luck that no one end up dead. Based on the video, the plane glide-flipped just enough to slide/roll itself out of the major fire. Things could be a whole lot worse if it played out just slightly differentl
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nirui
2y ago
Maybe it's just me boomer reading this, but I think all 3 points listed in the article are more of predictions from the author (with rationals from the author). However, AI today maybe different compare to AI in the future. I'm a
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nirui
2y ago
Agreed with most part about cultural artifact, but some food is scientifically proven unhealthy, and there are unsafe way to create software. So maybe there are statically measurable way to create better software instead of just cave in to
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2y ago
Well, I would like to clarify that I was not criticizing any country. To me, all of those examples are just nations learning and exploring what's good and what's bad again under this new age. The world will adjust and slowly but s
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nirui
2y ago
As I understand it, this wave of US policy change is inspired by a combination of white supremacy and US exceptionalism. But rest of the world is effected by few different things, for example, xenophobia in the case of EU and UK, expansioni
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2y ago
This phone is really what Librem 5 wants to be. It even got more RAM than my laptop. Also, > NEXX provides you a full ARM Linux system, including a jailed Android... (from https://liberux.net/ ) Smart move. With Android s
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2y ago
Many open source developers has misread the room and thinking the environment is still like it was 15~20 years ago where open source software were the works of hobbyists who has a well-paid day job and only here for street credit. You know
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2y ago
You've fully misunderstood the concept don't you? KDE and Gnome are desktop environments that runs on top of an OS, they themselves are categorically not OS, and they don't provide OS facilitates. They don't even directl
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2y ago
Funny enough, the very first foreign chat room that I've ever visited was hosted by Yahoo.com. Seeing people on the other side of globe talk shit feels kind magical, through that you reflect and gain idea of improvements, and it shapes
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2y ago
> The average customer wants a device that works consistently, every day, that is easy to use And it can only be archived with a fully locked down hardware? Of course not. The modern OS archives system security through permission and iso
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2y ago
Can you call it "auto-running" when they it don't even bother to pack in an autorun.inf? (based on https://x.com/evapro30/status/1878635208582562113 )
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2y ago
> Chinese CEO that would behave like Elon Musk to disappear quite quickly Why would you assume Elon Musk himself would immune from such "disappearing" if they pissed off someone powerful (like Xi Jinping or someone from other n
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2y ago
Ah... Jack Ma, My favorite example on why nobody should try to be a communist propagandist. The man traveled to the US back in 2017 and publicly criticized how US utilized their tax incomes etc see [Link 1], then just few years later he los
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2y ago
> I don't even know who the CEO is Ah, the benefit of having a Chinese CEO, they tend to want less public attention to themselves. "Man don't want to be famous, like pig don't want to grow big" as people say. Tha
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nirui
2y ago
While you sipping on that coffee, I was crouched down on the same roof surrounded by the awful sound of the incoming sporty zombies. I hate those things, I still do.
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2y ago
8:54 Holy shit I don't even know one could do something like that, jumping back to the room and hide in complete safety, very smart. Also, at 0:30, turning off that living place hazard is very kind of you. And you also saved Bob and Ji
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2y ago
Are you mad because everybody is down voting your 42133422 post to shit, so you're down voting everyone who replied you? Don't do that, because it will only give you more down votes. > it involves less moving parts Every sane p
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2y ago
> Now, I have to install that service as a container to isolate that, then need to add a reverse proxy on top, etc. You can setup a Traefik (or some other ingress service) instance in a container and let it handle all the reverse proxyin
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2y ago
If it's a recipe focused app, then maybe it should not be a "swipe daily" thing, as what's in the fridge right not maybe not matching what's on the phone, and it takes time and effort to buy and store food. You prob
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2y ago
> one of the richest men in the world and he never once offered a tip.... he was always very polite and warm so I can't be mad I bet Mr. Ballmer saved a lot of money from his "polite and warm". I once watched one of TED bu
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2y ago
Maybe the report was overblown, but I found it amusing that CUPS related facilities is shipped and activated by default in a lot of Linux distros (including Gnome Fedora in my case). I've never printed anything on this computer and yet
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