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by pbhjpbhj 6mo ago
I use BIOS boot selection to dual-boot. MS has broken it twice. I turned off SecureBoot now and just don't run games that require it. Apparently you can get a mobo with switchable BIOS config (or was it just a switchable SSD?) so the O
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by pbhjpbhj 6mo ago
Meh, I think you keep the old keyboard and set a password expiry. New passwords use the new keyboard. Or, if you're in a rush to remove the old code, _after_ next login you require password replacement and use the new onscreen keyboard
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
A really good thing the UK charity commission does is to list the efficiency of charities - how much they spend to acquire their funds. Also the wages they pay. I've checked it when giving funds to new charities. Oxfam, for example, ar
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Are you for real - apart from almost everything Trump has done? Did you miss how he picked an AG and prevented release of the Trump-Epstein files even though he signed into law a bill requiring full release with only redaction of victims. D
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Libre Office Impress does all the things that PowerPoint is used for at my workplace. I'm guessing it's not compatible with Teams and that MS make sure it doesn't work properly with LO produced PPT files.
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
That education is a general good? I'll have to watch it again, all I remember it as was a goofy movie. It didn't make me think "we have to kill all the stupid people". Actually I'm inclined to think it's more l
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Like computing used to be. When I first compiled a Linux kernel it ran overnight on a Pentium-S. I had little idea what I was doing, probably compiled all the modules by mistake.
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Not being able to reply is to stop people coming here, making new accounts and then spouting lots of unhelpful messages, messages intended to downplay insane fascists evil portents of their war crimes, say.
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
I wonder how long that will last? Can they weather the storm of anti-USA sentiment? Have they changed their advertising to un-hitch from being a part of the "American Dream"?
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
There are plenty of intelligent people that are willing to ride on the back of the Trump regime. That seems mostly to be the problem, in fact. Whoever suggested that using Tariffs to provide a handle to move stocks that they could use to tr
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
It's true though, isn't it? The response is what typifies Nazi and similar positions. It is curious that there's no reported disgenic effect though - that seems counter to evolutionary theory? Perhaps it's only limiting
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
We call it "small claims" in the UK too. In England & Wales it's officially a "court claim". In Scotland I think it's "simple procedure". https://www.gov.uk/make-court-claim-for-mo
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Memory links to location but that's largely because humans are localised. Isn't that also a weakness. We should be trying to exploit the benefits of non-locality [of ML models and training data] too. I feel like much of my life is
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Pet hate - websites that assume the whole internet|World starts and ends at the borders of USA. If you're going to share a local website on a global site like HN at least mention the locality!?
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
I'm not being pejorative but that sounds more like psychopathy or autism? Evolution isn't a god, it has no steering hand, it is accidents that either provide advantage or don't. LLMs are getting more human-like because that&#
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Usually a session is delivered as context, up to the token limit, for inference to be performed on. Are you keeping each session to one subject? Have you made personalizations? Do you add lots of data? It would be interesting if you posted
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Dammit, you cheated though! Why must you always do that? In your sentences it doesn't matter what your emotional state is, it makes no difference; bit like life really. Hopefully, you can see that at least my chosen sentences have an e
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Having an repulsion for shit is a healthy adaptation. But it seems that for some people they're much more sensitive. Similarly, it's probably useful for a primitive person to vomit on sight of a familiar person vomiting, collectiv
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Was that by Heinlein or Arthur C Clarke?
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Did they not have the astronauts simulate the mission beforehand, on Earth? Wear the clothing, eat the meals, use the toilet, etc? It sounds like that would have allowed them to fix the suit before they went? They must have eaten the meals
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Surely it's the precision that makes them war crimes? If the missiles weren't meter-accurate, and the intelligence didn't eg show the lines painted on the playground (even in images available to the public) then they would be
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
People buy things because of ads all the time. Probably you've done it too. I go out of my way not to buy products advertised to me, but I've definitely fallen to the incessant brain-washing of brand advertising. Probably regular
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
But for an advert? You can rent videos from YouTube, wouldn't you just make the video available but charge for it?
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
You don't think starting a war apparently to distract the media, then lying about peace talks solely to drain money from the markets is treasonous? How about when combined with all the tariffs, which seem designed to be market levers a
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
I accounted for 'closed' hours. Hence 22/h. The incident in question was close to closing time, but there were 2 issues, one a declared emergency. Likely, the problem was with truck 1 wishing to get to the emergency quickly.
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
This might be a question of philosophy! I suspect that they were originally serifs - see inscriptions to Julius Caesar, say (such inscriptions being the inspiration for Trajan font) - but for some writers they were extended to become part o
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Is it economies of scale, or is it unpaid externalities?
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
It uses ARIA labels? If they're not present then it sends a message to a lawyer agent to start a case with a judge agent to sue for breaches of disability a11y legislation.
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
When the airport is closed, in case there was an emergency that needed to reroute. One person on then makes sense? La Guardia appears to handle 400 flights a day, 22 an hour. I see 6 moving planes right now ( https://www.flightrad
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
From VAS Aviation, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pbm-QJAAzNY , or possibly in the comments, it was noted that there were 2 people on - one in the tower, one elsewhere in charge of approach. So perhaps, it's innacurate

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