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by phatfish 4y ago
It feels like for the consumer side game announcments and marketing have moved to the platform holders events, which are online streams. Nintendo Direct, Playstation "State of Play", the Xbox thing. If it's not a console game
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by phatfish 4y ago
I'm not a fan of the dome shaped LED bulbs like the one in the picture, maybe i just tried the wrong colour temperature, or it is something about how the light is distributed. Luckily there are LED fillament bulbs that are awfully simi
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by phatfish 4y ago
His "base" is Crypto Bros and conspiracy theorists if Twitter is any indicator.
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by phatfish 4y ago
> No Ads At the moment. Although, this does seem like a chance to reset the economics of the "web". I can see enough people be willing to pay a monthly fee for an AI personal assistant that is genuinely helpful and saves time (
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by phatfish 4y ago
TIL, no one moved anywhere until American highways were built.
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by phatfish 4y ago
> As in there is no white rapper in that video of theirs. Indeed, white rap artists are very underrepresented in mainstream popular music. There is a case for it being discrimination based on skin colour.
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by phatfish 4y ago
> "while having Ukraine fight the war" Interesting turn of phrase, and one used heavily in Russian propaganda to remove any agency from the Ukrainian people. If the Ukrainian government had listened to their western allies Zele
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by phatfish 4y ago
The escalation was Putin invading Ukraine. How are the US and NATO's actions escalating any further than that? Last i checked there was no Russian territory occupied by Ukrainian forces, let alone any hint of NATO involvement in achiev
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by phatfish 4y ago
Yup, an LLM should be a tool for the teacher to plan a lesson, not for kids to be let loose with. Or to attempt to replace human teachers.
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by phatfish 4y ago
Anyone who thinks an AI "teacher" is going to successful educate even the top 10% of students is insane. Maybe the top 5% in the class have enough outside support to make an AI teacher improve their grade. The rest will just laugh
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by phatfish 4y ago
I'm sure it's been mentioned somewhere already, but the "plixltris/TwitchAdSolutions" repo on Github has a working blocker that switches the steam to an ad-free 480p version for in-stream ads. I think it can block t
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by phatfish 4y ago
people* *includes only super-rich with money to drop on two $50,000 treatments yearly, or a gold plated medical insurance policy.
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by phatfish 4y ago
Just wow. "Money Saving Expert", a UK website which gives pretty decent advice for the average person in the UK mentions the government provided insurance limit for deposit accounts (£85,000). Anyone reading that site knows their
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by phatfish 4y ago
Yes, this is the same for me. The things ChatGTP gets right are often the "common" situations. It's possible you aren't aware of these so surfacing these more "common" facts can be helpful. But ask it a questio
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by phatfish 4y ago
The House of Lords is becoming a joke (it's just a place an exiting Prime Minister sends their mates now), but hereditary peers were abolished in 1999. Also, the HOL often pushes back on the more extreme legislation the MPs try to get
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by phatfish 4y ago
Azure StorageExplorer is one i can recall of the top of my head. Although it's true a lot of dev tools will be CLI and not have too many dependencies (you would hope).
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by phatfish 4y ago
The terrifying expansion of NATO where member countries voluntarily ask to join to ensure their security from -- yup you guessed it -- the only country still invading their neighbors in Europe in the post-war period, Russia.
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by phatfish 4y ago
I suspect it will be more than a "shrug". When the TSMC chip production drops off a cliff European manufacturing will be affected as much as anywhere else. It will have more affect than Russia cutting the gas off. With Gas there w
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by phatfish 4y ago
Ubuntu is Microsoft's "favorite" distro, they do seem rather made for each other. The Azure dev tools on Linux i have tried are all Snap only, or a tar file and maybe an rpm/deb. At the moment they seem to avoid Flatpak
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by phatfish 4y ago
I always assumed Google Chrome was named Chrome BECAUSE of "Chrome" being the internal name for the Firefox UI styling. I guess I'm old :)
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by phatfish 4y ago
I guarantee, if he wasn't getting fluffed by Elon sycophants on Twitter he would back to Covid conspiracy theories or whatever else get the attention of rubes these days.
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by phatfish 4y ago
It could be interpreted as spite, but the real reason is that the EU is not going to make an exception to single market access for the UK. All the EU member states had to agree to the deal negotiated so it becomes very bureaucratic, this ca
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by phatfish 4y ago
Be glad you are an outsider looking in. The UK governments own analysis says there will be a 15% drop in trade with the EU over 5 years (this was in 2022) [1]. New trade deals already "done" with countries outside the EU are eithe
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by phatfish 4y ago
rclone should do this, its been a while since it set it up, but its a cli to manage cloud storage providers, Backblaze is supported.
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by phatfish 4y ago
Torrent the shows you want her to see and setup Jellyfin server. I run one on a Xeon SOC from 2016, but i would be surprised if a Raspberry Pi 4 couldn't handle the transcoding. Install Jellyfin app on a tablet, you just built a curate
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by phatfish 4y ago
Hopefully it will be available for streaming on iPlayer for the "11 months" stated on the page, unless there is something very badly wrong in the UK. There is a trade deal pending with India that is supposed to help undo the damag
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by phatfish 4y ago
Not just sharing the same "software". If the parent has a paid Spotify subscription they are directly funding his podcast. Admittedly there are probably other podcasts they might not like too, but Joe is certainly the biggest ass
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by phatfish 4y ago
> What is it about our current American society that leads to basically a 50-50 split in registered voters? It's the late stage of a first-past-the-post electoral system. Because FPTP is winner takes all voters cannot make a decisio
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by phatfish 4y ago
To me that means thinking about contextual information rather than "dumbing down". I don't remember anything significant being removed in the last 5 years, Dolphin is an almost perfect "power user" file manager, and
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by phatfish 4y ago
It's interesting, StackOverflow will give you (after sufficient searching) an existing solution close to what you want. It's pretty certain to be accurate/working in the context of the question asked on SO. You as the "p

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