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6y ago
Please please no, we'd end up having max hdr and saturation as a reference. If anything, we need to dial down these, not up.
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People can be sexist or unwelcoming. An image is just an image, it's an inanimate object, it doesn't have opinions of its own. It's the meaning one attaches to it that can be sexist or not - so it's in the eye of the obs
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6y ago
Very well said. I have the impression that some of these fights against injustice are turning into fights against a set of labels and are effectively just sweeping the real problems under the rug. It's very well possible to be a racist
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6y ago
An AGI with a superior intelligence could probably also design totally autonomous factories. Being smarter than us it could even convince us to help it in the beginning in that regard. Regarding the post-AI-art, this still presupposes that
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6y ago
This assumes that humans will still be at a higher level though. If the music produced by the AI of the time will be more interesting/addictive, if the plot written by the AI will be more engaging, what a human will be able to contribu
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6y ago
There is no need to rekey or do anything similar. Chats are available locally on the device, WhatsApp may simply implement a side channel to access those (they could already have one to satisfy agencies btw)
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6y ago
That’s nothing, I quit caffeine at least three times a day :-p
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6y ago
Only if you do mutual authentication I guess.
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6y ago
Apple doesn’t give a scheise about developers anymore. IMHO this is going to devalue the platform in the long term, but they seem to think differently.
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6y ago
There is no evidence that AI can reach the level of skill and safety of a human driver. I’m not saying that it’s not possible, only there is no reason to be sure of the contrary. IMHO we are extremely far.
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6y ago
AFAIK there are no human races from a taxonomic point of view, all human beings belong to the same subspecies. There are of course genetic differences between individuals and ethnic groups though, otherwise we would be all identical twins (
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6y ago
There was a time when inventions where products. The businesses saw their inventions as products, to be sold to people, which would become owners. Now it seems that businesses are constantly trying to invent new... crowbars, to leverage the
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6y ago
In a world where there are three players, culture and reputation are not worth much, if not only at the beginning. Maybe 5/10/15 years from now the software and competencies to manage bare metal will be only behind the doors of th
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6y ago
It seems efficacy is not the primary driver (or there is an error in reported data)
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6y ago
This is awesome! Very useful for writing highly portable software in C. I think I’ll use this library also with my students.
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6y ago
Nice article. Btw go-mysql-server[1] is a great project! [1]: https://github.com/dolthub/go-mysql-server
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6y ago
Maybe they become those young adults for different reasons? It could be an effect of an alienating society, focused mainly on wealth instead of on the human being.
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6y ago
gtk is not native (there are no native widgets on X Window System & family)
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6y ago
Lossy image compression creates artifacts, which are in a way of form of falsely reconstructed information - information which wasn't there in the original image. Lossless compression algorithms work by reducing redundancy, but don
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6y ago
Recalling memory of something different and using it to interpolate is a form of hallucination.
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6y ago
There are known issues with scaled resolutions on macOS and JetBrains IDEs. If that is the case for you, using a tool like resolutionator to scale instead of the native macOS scaler, should solve the performance issues.
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6y ago
For what? Usually absolutes are not very useful...
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6y ago
Thought doesn’t scale. A solid design/architecture can only come from a handful of minds. The hundreds/thousands of developers than can provide volume of features, not necessarily quality. This is why one person (or small team) ca
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6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Italy | Remote + Travel - Current free capacity 16 hours/week - 20+ years experience - High-performance scalable backends - Embedded linux / hard real-time / device drivers - Go, C, C++, Python - JavaScript, Vu
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6y ago
Yes, but if it wasn’t already done out of the box (no idea if it is or not!), you’d need to apply the changes to mount the overlay to the root on every update.
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6y ago
This is a bind mount, not an overlay. For an actual overlay you need something like overlayfs or unionfs. See for example https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Overlay_filesystem
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6y ago
This is re-mounting R/W the root, not mounting an overlay. What you install this way will be wiped out on next update.
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6y ago
133k in 3000k is more like 4.4%, so an order of magnitude higher.
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6y ago
Do you have any pointers to resources on how to learn? I'm a zero-trick pony and I'd like to learn :-)
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6y ago
That the current hedonist lifestyle based on consumerism is sustainable in the long term.
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