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2mo ago
Being Germany, that means it only takes six months to properly register a startup? :)
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2mo ago
How good or bad are LLMs on languages that have evolved over the years and aren't popular enough to get hand tuned? Asking because for non programming, if you use them instead of a wiki for a topic that has had yearly changes for like
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2mo ago
Names? :)
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2mo ago
I run transmission on a headless box and only open the remote GUI for it once in a while. Can other bittorrent clients do that out of the box?
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2mo ago
Is that before memory leaks or after? Also, I don't think Apple should be commended for using "only" 250 Mb of ram for that.
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2mo ago
Maybe when they're new. In time they tend to learn the shortcuts that the apps don't show and ignore navigation here and there.
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2mo ago
> then it feels cheap and massively unrewarding for them Or even blocks them, in games that have dynamic leveling. Oblivion is the ur-example, but I've ran across at least two more: 1. Been playing Tyranny and there are mentions in
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2mo ago
Yep, good question. It should be able to still do Doyle anywhere, for example. Also it should detect that you're in the EU/UK and allow Orwell. And I'm only mentioning authors that have their entire work in the public domain.
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2mo ago
If you want real security you do default deny not default allow...
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2mo ago
Most of the time the legitimat web-design reason for user hostile behaviour is marketing/monetizing/spyware. Morally legitimate, you ask? :)
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2mo ago
Do please link to leggings with pockets, I'll pass the info to some ladies I know... For men, part of my "hiking pants" have zipped pockets that are big enough and placed well enough that the phone doesn't bother you whe
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2mo ago
> and too distracting Wait, you have notifications on? Why?
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2mo ago
Isn’t it the quake console but desktop wide? Not that I dislike it.
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2mo ago
> the same writing style It's "fake corporate enthusiasm" style. LLMs were just trained in it.
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EA sold to Saudi Arabia sovereign fund
(kotaku.com)
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2mo ago
It almost never happens. And when it does it may be some other broken calculation. But I did run into sites that I can only guess did their layout based on the whole window and had stuff go under the tree style tab.
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2mo ago
I use Firefox with a vertical tabs extension open all the time. Occasionally (rarely, mind) I run into sites that don't bring their full content into view unless I hide the tabs list. Guess they think like the OP.
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2mo ago
Hope you didn't preorder GTA 6 then :) Or any Rockstar game on PC since Max Payne 3, for that matter... Or Ubisoft titles etc etc.
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2mo ago
Oh thanks. My local ISP insists on pppoe even for business lines. I like the unifi APs but then using their gateways is a no-no.
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2mo ago
Sad. A little more cheap colour correction and grading and we'll be back to b&w movies.
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2mo ago
I asked Google Gemini to generate me a basic expense estimator to paste in ... Google Sheets. Every single formula needed editing. At least it generated the basic layout for me.
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2mo ago
I'd say one of the advantages of analog filming is it's more expensive to "color correct" digitally after. So maybe you get less monochrome films?
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2mo ago
You're aware that the only really secure computing device has no way to connect to a network and is under armed guard? Edit: also that LLMs are tuned for "engagement" not for answers like "it's secure enough, move a
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2mo ago
You mean it may have improved translation...
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2mo ago
> It can become a complete coding platform. ... everything evolves until it can read mail^H^H^H becomes Turing complete?
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2mo ago
... but then if you really need to save power you don't use a dev board, or at least disable the parts you don't need on boot and desolder some leds?
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2mo ago
More of that: You can spend thousands on a carbon fibre hi tech bicycle, or do what the Dutch do and go everywhere in a 50 euros battered thing that may or may not have been metal at some point. Bonus: Do you know those people that spend to
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2mo ago
What time do you need to leave the pub in London to catch that 70 minute public transport to home?
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2mo ago
Unrelated to the topic, but maybe that was because they couldn't read or write and paid someone to do it for them?
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2mo ago
Last one i read about had exactly extra instructions in white on white in the task definition document.
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