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by nolok 11mo ago
Like many I use a variety on those chat programs, Zulip for my companies, Slack for some customers, good old IRC for some open source things, Discord for gaming, ... They all have some strenght and some weakness. But then Teams keeps showin
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by nolok 11mo ago
I think he means Zuckerberg himself, the metaverse isn't exactly a major success, but this is a false equivalency the way he organized it only his vote matters he does what he wants
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by nolok 11mo ago
It's SoftBank though, weird risk taking investments seems to be their jam.
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by nolok 11mo ago
NVMe enclosure are cheap, mine is a ugreen supporting usb 3.2 gen2 and i paid less than 20 euro. Put any kind of half decent nvme in it covered by one of those cheap heat dissipator.
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by nolok 11mo ago
Well I would disagree with that and laugh at the fact that this exact analysis has been published by The Economist and similar for the past 50 years, in fact for the first time France unemployment numbers have gone below the numbers they cl
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by nolok 11mo ago
France is being kept alive by paying itself? Makes no sense. Also arianespace group has 60% of their revenue from the development of the m51 nuclear launcher, the rocket thing is their side show and a way to subsidize our nuclear launcher d
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by nolok 11mo ago
> No one is/was using XSLT. Ah, when ignorance leads to arrogance; It is massively utilised by many large entreprise or state administration in some countries. Eg if you're american the library of congress uses it to show all l
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by nolok 11mo ago
To go one step beyond, here a simple way to view it that doesn't trigger the usual "it's a one store per app bonanza issue" : would a steam store work and be properly usable ? I use steam because it's one major &quo
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by nolok 1y ago
It's a big part of why Microsoft has struggled to kill ALL path to local account, entreprise don't use local but they don't use regular cloud account either, they use active directory account. Which, in windows world, are loc
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by nolok 1y ago
In the case of AMD it's definitely because of them and the great leadership from Lisa Su.
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by nolok 1y ago
That's clearly what the author of that article want to say, but the truth is that Greenland has a centralized access (people go through the national provider to get access, and said provider uses others' solutions in the backend),
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by nolok 1y ago
You don't own that music / the licence to that music. If you want to use renting service as the price, then PS Now, Xbox Gamepass, EA Play and the like are what you should use and then the price is much, much cheaper.
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by nolok 1y ago
Most genres really. Even a 60 euros for a 6 hour experience comes at 10 euro per hour, cheaper than music and on par with movies. Add replayability, multiplayer, longer games, cheaper games, ... and many many games are under 1 euro per hour
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by nolok 1y ago
No he does not. He is not saying it's ok for this system to provides wrong answers, he is saying it's normal for informations from LLM to not be reliable and thus the issue is not coming from the LLM, but from the way it is being
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by nolok 1y ago
Their btrfs is using a very old branches with tons of change, which is probably a strong reason why they're locked on that old kernel. They need to do something about it urgently.
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by nolok 1y ago
Use Apollo (a fork of Sunshine) : https://github.com/ClassicOldSong/Apollo > Built-in Virtual Display with HDR support that matches the resolution/framerate config of your client automatically It includes a vir
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by nolok 1y ago
For self hosted remote streaming of game look at Moonlight / Sunshine (Apollo) Stadia required special version of games, so it wouldn't be that useful
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by nolok 1y ago
From a stockholders point of view tesla is a massive success. From a car design and development point of view, it's a massive waste of lost opportunities. From a self driving interested person, it's a joke. Really depends on how y
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by nolok 1y ago
Their unsubscribe process could be a study in dark patterns. It is so, so hostile ...
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by nolok 1y ago
Like the other commenter says, it's probably a matter of how your arm is (both position and not moving it at all) during the testing, those automatic machines are super fickle about it compared to the manual "pumps" ones. You
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by nolok 1y ago
Like the old saying, the firefighter is a hero but everybody is annoyed by the fire inspector, even though he saves way more lives.
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by nolok 1y ago
Ever since they added the "universal search" thingy, their NAS do that anytime they reach a decently large video file. Even if you turn down search indexing, media indexing, media thumbnails, ... It still kills itself with no thro
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by nolok 1y ago
While it is noctua advice, I don't think AMD supports that view, so it would seem correct to at least test the cpu the way the vendor recommends before making conclusions
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by nolok 1y ago
I hardly disagree with the first part of your statement, but the second half it should be noted that Microsoft hired the designer in chief of the delphi language at the time to design c#
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by nolok 1y ago
Object pascal is many things, obscure it is not
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by nolok 1y ago
They're money losing business if you exclude their revenue source? Thats a weird take, you could say the same thing facebook itself ...
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by nolok 1y ago
Not working anymore under the CLOUD Act.
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by nolok 1y ago
Not sure if salaries are rising for the popular and lower middle class in the us but if they're stagnating like here people will notice when things they could afford without thinking have now become luxuries .
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by nolok 1y ago
It's not available here in Europe, but I have homeassistant coupled with Gemini and it works rather well.
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by nolok 1y ago
Amazon is the only company I regularly use that has implemented AI as a front that users very often interact with, and it's not a total disaster. Their customer service AI (when you have an issue) actually works well, and in many cases

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