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by orbisvicis 8mo ago
What a lovely website, and the torso silhouette sizing diagrams are invaluable. I'm not the target demographic, but the main problems I have are proportions not simply waistsize. I was under the impression a size range [xs,s,m,l,xl] wa
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by orbisvicis 8mo ago
Really? I was going to quote some excerpts, but perhaps you'd prefer to take the place of MMAcevedo? This story is written in the context and lingo of LLMs. In fact if OpenAI's latest model was a human image I'm sure everyone
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by orbisvicis 8mo ago
Vim is Charityware. You can use and copy it as much as you like, but you are encouraged to make a donation for needy children in Uganda. Please see |kcc| below or visit the ICCF web site, available at these URLs: http://iccf-ho
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by orbisvicis 8mo ago
Why does meta care how many kids a country has?
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by orbisvicis 9mo ago
I'm trying to buy a tool made in Pennsylvania but which for some coincidence is popular in Canada, and to my surprise all the US online suppliers have doubled their prices to match Canadian online suppliers after shipping.
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by orbisvicis 10mo ago
I work alone (in a medium sized company). No peers, no code review. AI code review is invaluable. AI is a mixed bag. I'm the type of person who is compelled to have a deep understanding of the code they write. Writing my own code vs fi
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by orbisvicis 11mo ago
Without https can't the last relay snoop the traffic? edit : oh, is the last relay the onion service? So the entire chain is encrypted?
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
Maybe, maybe not: "The NTSB will retain far more employees than during prior shutdowns when it had to furlough 90% or more of its workers. In 2019, the agency did not send investigators to 22 accidents because of the funding lapse. But
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
This reminds me - I've been looking for an app, website or tool that can predict or visualize the location of any satellite up to a week out. Most softwares show only the intersection times of predicted orbits with fixed locations on e
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
I have looked into this. It is possible, and documented on the Arch wiki. My main concern is constantly writing a large file to a small SSD.
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
I've only gotten 1/4 through, but isn't the horse thoroughly dead at this point...
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
Kinda hard to discuss the news when your members can't read the news.
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
But in such an environment syndicates will have an incentive to centralize.
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
I really don't want AI to be able to produce my bank account balance and routing number on demand.
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
Ah, finally an acknowledgement that the melting 12VHPWR connectors short-circuiting Nvidia's top-of-the-line hardware, the RTX 4090 and 5090, may finally have economic ramifications. Heh.
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
I talked to somebody more knowledgeable than I and the hard part about winding your own ferrite loop is determining then balancing the inductance with the tuning capacitor. Measuring equipment is pricey!
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
It has occured to me that rather than the complex instructable linked below, it might be easier to purchase an off-the-shelf BTL (high voltage => greater power) amplifier to drive 2W over a small (0.3m dia) air-loop antenna. The AC input
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
Hah, this actually works - bookmark payed off! There is one large grocery store near me as well as two higher-end ones. The higher-end ones banned in-store bicycles last year. The large chain store banned them just recently. The area has a
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
Spending on hardware, or spending on in-app purchases?
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
If you can't read about it, it didn't happen.
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
Wait, so all the sibling comments are actually proposing bringing NYC traffic to a gridlock?
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
This is mind-blowing and logical but did no one really think about these attacks until VLMs? They only make sense if the target resizes the image to a known size. I'm not sure that applies to your hypotheticals.
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
I've given up on matching as I'm tired of running into its limitations. That said, I don't think OP's antics are a crime. That SyntaxError though, that might be a crime. And a class-generating callable class would get ar
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
For clarity, all snprintf calls "return the number of bytes that would be written to s had n been sufficiently large excluding the terminating null byte" [1]. 1. https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3&#x2F
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
Perhaps "ewe", but then isn't the "y" in "you" a consonant?
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
I'm not sure... What if commits erased through forced pushes retain their ancestry? For example, branchA has commit objects A1->A2 while branchB has the same commit objects A2->A1, and then both branches are force-pushed to erase
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
Imagine n^3 EMF-generating cubes surrounded by 6n^2 EMF-detecting cubes. Starting from an initial given state, is there any n for which over time the state of any given EMF-generating cube cannot be deduced? Then consider a further constrai
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
I believe git gc after force-push will remedy the situation by deleting all unreachable objects, even circular references.
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
I see, and it's a pretty short list: https://doc.pypy.org/en/latest/cpython_differences.html#exte... """ The extension modules (i.e. modules written in C, in the standard CPython) that are neit
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by orbisvicis 1y ago
If memory serves, PyPy supports a subset of Python and focused their optimizations on software transactional memory.

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