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by piaste 3y ago
US-intl can do that just fine, though some people can't stand dead keys.
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by piaste 3y ago
The bullshit titles that so often make us roll our eyes come in handy here. You write REST APIs thirty-five hours a week? "Communications Designer". You oversee two juniors? "Team Lead". You tweak microcode? "R&
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by piaste 3y ago
> Does that get them the coveted minority status? You may have noticed that, over the past few years, the term "minority" has been increasingly often accompanied by qualifications such as "underprivileged", "marg
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by piaste 3y ago
Elm has a special syntax construct (similar to a Haskell quasiquote) to embed GLSL code into Elm files, and typechecking it as well. I imagins this is useful when writing shaders for WebGL apps that are written in Elm. I don't know why
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by piaste 3y ago
The OP literally asked to "attack the ideas, not the man", and here you go attacking the ideas solely because of the kind of men who share it... What do you mean by " it reads like something /pol/ or reddit would wr
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by piaste 3y ago
Job searching is tedious at best and miserable at worst. However, casually browsing through job openings while you already have a satisfactory job is a lot less stressful, and easy to recommend.
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by piaste 3y ago
Using multiple accounts is one of the things that third-party apps made much easier, as it happens.
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by piaste 3y ago
What do you mean by "monitoring security spaces"? Are you frequently refreshing the bug boards of every library your applications and OS uses?
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by piaste 3y ago
> I keep running https://communick.com because I am stubborn and because I can afford to, but honestly I've pretty much have given up hope that the basic services (Mastodon, Matrix) will ever reach enough users to be abl
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by piaste 3y ago
> Looking at it now, it seems to have an identity crisis now. Opera was sold to a Chinese company in the mid-10s and introduced suspicious stuff like a built-in free VPN. It is basically ignored nowadays. The original CEO started Vivaldi
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by piaste 3y ago
> My point was more that unless someone credible wants to spend days investigating we will never know the truth here, except for the obvious truth staring us in the face: stay away from _all_ _these_ _people. +1 It's difficult to ev
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by piaste 3y ago
'AI Dungeon' has been a real product since GPT-2. You can buy it on Steam. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_Dungeon
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by piaste 3y ago
> The thing is that if you are not an expert in the field you cannot tell gibberish from legit facts. Some answers are more easily verifiable than other. If I ask about an explanation of quantum mechanics, I might check if the names of p
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by piaste 3y ago
While I have no reason to doubt that it's valid to argue "A || (!A && B)", in this particular case B => !A. When the lawyer brought evidence that he had tried to verify the information (B), that evidence itself aut
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by piaste 3y ago
Because it would look like "Google is holding my account hostage unless I pay them". I can't believe I'm writing this, but this is where a middleman could help. Companies can pay a fixed subscription to become "Goog
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by piaste 3y ago
I do not understand if or how the physical location of the servers matters. As I remember, the EU-US data sharing agreement was killed (Schrems II) because of the US CLOUD Act, which infamously doesn't care where the data is stored - a
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by piaste 3y ago
Question: what does this do better than the (relatively) well-established Gluetun [0]? [0] https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun
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by piaste 3y ago
It's the broadest level at which two elements can affect each other. Classic example: if you have a notification bubble near the top of the page, and a notification gets created by some component hidden deep inside the app structure, t
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by piaste 3y ago
No, the EDPD exempts news platforms. However, Google didn't want to be considered a news platform, because otherwise they'd be held responsible for their content. So you can't ask CNN to remove the article themselves, but you
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by piaste 3y ago
I may not mind too much having essentially an Android phone embedded in the dashboard (although I'll try to jailbreak it as much as I can, and cripple it if I can't). However, I REQUIRE an air gap between the Internet and any el
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by piaste 3y ago
> What the critics leave out is that the WEF was saying that people would be happier not owning anything. Literally every time I have seen the quote brought up in dissenters' milieus, it included the "and you will be happy&quot
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by piaste 3y ago
> But is that really violating your rights by having someone request your data be deleted from someone else's dataset? "Hi, I am $competitor, and I want all information about my successes scrubbed from the internet. Thank you.&
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by piaste 3y ago
Although the size of the attacker is obviously critical, I wouldn't ignore the choice of targets either. I'm not American and I opposed the invasion at the time, but it was harder to argue because Saddam's Iraq had very few r
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by piaste 3y ago
Care to share that prompt? I find the fillers and disclaimers very grating too.
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by piaste 3y ago
The sentence you quote is indeed a bit imprecise: what the rest of article suggests is that you can't get ChatGPT to explain its hallucinations . That matches my experience, i.e. I have never seen ChatGPT admitting something like &quo
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by piaste 3y ago
It could be improved into "make sure your employees enjoy their work". Working at the same companies, the quality of my code varied wildly based on how enjoyable that particular project was. Not just the task itself, but also wh
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by piaste 3y ago
> an Italian phrase for "French language" Nitpicking: 'lingua franca' actually referred to an Italian-based Mediterranean pidgin. It was called 'franca' because Byzantine and Muslim peoples would call all We
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by piaste 3y ago
The bigger Dhall type libraries are usually generated from OpenAPI specs - there is a core package that consumes them. If your language has an OpenAPI library, you can create a hello-world web app that exposes your configuration object as a
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by piaste 4y ago
Have you tried DBeaver? If so, how would you compare TablePlus to it?
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by piaste 4y ago
It's not a "business problem, organizational problem, and communication problem". (Or not always: caveat at the bottom.) Conway's Law isn't a flaw, it's the correct way to engineer a product, whether the organi

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