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by panny 1y ago
>This seems like you are not fully thinking this through, either intentionally or not. Benefit of the doubt I am not, that is why I'm leaving it to replies to convince me otherwise. >what if it's someone you know? Why not st
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by panny 1y ago
There are a lot of people invested in AI, so they are cheerleaders. There are way more people who didn't invest, who are sour grapes and want to see it fail. I'm neither of these people, but it's a democracy after all. I thin
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by panny 1y ago
I think that is the job of the embedded controller, which is before the bootloader bringing up CPU. On Chromebooks, that part is open source along with the coreboot bootloader. https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos&#x
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by panny 1y ago
I'm probably going to read this, but who thought putting light grey text on a white background was a good idea?
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by panny 1y ago
You can also use photoshop to glue a woman's head on a porn star's body. The results are about the same as AI slop. AI is just faster.
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by panny 1y ago
>Will you be a little outraged though when they use real women without their consent? Probably not. AI slop doesn't really "go viral" except when it is super ridiculous like shrimp Jesus. Most people generating AI slop por
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by panny 1y ago
>It's broadly available as you can see And yet, I can never seem to find a decent java lib for webdav/caldav/carddav. Every time I look for one, I end up wanting to write my own instead. Then it just seems like the juice i
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by panny 1y ago
Isn't generating fetish content a legitimate business model? Doesn't anyone remember the song, >The internet is for porn I actually think this is what's going to happen with AI once the easy money dries up. They'll qu
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by panny 1y ago
I work as a contractor these days. I find the teams with top spec macbooks have terribly bloated code bases, because they don't notice. Pulling into the project with my laptop with 8gbs of ram instantly recognizes the bloat. I point ou
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by panny 1y ago
According to insiders, AWS laid off Americans and replaced them with Indians. https://old.reddit.com/r/Layoffs/comments/1m2bd81/aws_more_l...
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by panny 1y ago
>a baseline M1 or M2 Mac is still a highly compelling device for a vast majority of uses. Maybe in 2020. Lenovo released an ARM chromebook this summer which has benchmark performance of M1/M2 chips and is perfectly supported by Linu
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by panny 1y ago
>I always find it interesting how smug people who live in the city and/or have little experience in rural America can be about these kinds of topics. Allow me to be extra smug then. I live in a small town with an Amtrak station. It
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by panny 1y ago
I fortunately am unaffected by this. I choose to live where I do not need a car in the US.
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by panny 1y ago
My favorite paragraph in the article: The experience of a few outlier states gives reason for optimism. Matthew Chingos and Kristin Blagg, two scholars at the Urban Institute, computed “demographically adjusted NAEP scores,” examining how e
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by panny 1y ago
There is also an element of office politics involved sometimes. There are very petty people who will throw road blocks in the way of a brilliant programmer, because he outshines them. There are program managers who will hobble a brilliant p
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by panny 1y ago
>You think young families in the peak of their careers should move I think anyone who cannot afford the cost of living should move to some place where they can afford it. You're not entitled to beach front property in California jus
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by panny 1y ago
https://archive.is/2acJn I don't think anyone is forced to live in the bay area. For what you spend to live in the bay area, you could just buy a really nice house in the midwest and raise a family. https://
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by panny 1y ago
>I always thought that this was something natural yet Google is doing the developer registration and spotify is dmca'ing/suing? revanced team just for skipping some lines of code. And how does Google enforce this? With the very
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by panny 1y ago
Same, and when all my apps stop working, I'll just stop carrying a phone.
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by panny 1y ago
>Create problem >Provide "solution" A story as old as time.
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by panny 1y ago
There's the old saying, there are three types of people. Dumb people never learn from their mistakes, smart people learn from their mistakes, and wise people learn from the mistakes of others. I try to choose wise, even if someone will
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by panny 1y ago
I'm thinking of something like curl specifically where the edge case isn't your machine, it's the machine you're talking to. Can I write my own curl-like downloader in a few hundred lines of code? Yes. Is it going to wor
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by panny 1y ago
Those "over complex" code bases like curl handle a lot of edge cases. Your 300 lines of C is starting over and relearning what they already learned.
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by panny 1y ago
No questions, I just want to say thank you. Plasma is great and has sane defaults unlike Gnome.
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by panny 1y ago
I have a Rock64 that runs LxQT. I run KDE Plasma on my laptop. KDE animations are too bloated and heavy for the Rock64, and there's way too many preferences to fiddle with to disable them all. If there was some kind of global "lig
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by panny 1y ago
Now right click it and view source. SVG is just markup, same as HTML.
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by panny 1y ago
>But it’s deeply concerning to me how many people who supported an open internet and the fundamental principles that underlie that have now given up on those principles because they see that some AI companies might benefit from an open i
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by panny 1y ago
The answer to that should be fairly obvious after Iryna Zarutska and Emily Carlson happened so recently. American and Japanese trains are not qualitatively the same. Vagrants and solicitors wander the local trains here like it is their asyl
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by panny 1y ago
That's pretty close. If I had to sum it up in one word, it would be: trains. Car culture makes Americans fat and lazy. 40% of US adults are obese. 80% are overweight. Walking and good food, yeah, that helps. But trains introduce short
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by panny 1y ago
1 in 3 Japanese smoke. That's down from 2 in 3 about 30 years ago. I can tell you very easily why Japanese live longer than Americans, since I have spent abundant time in Japan.

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