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3y ago
When you know you definitly do not have time for an answer deleting it might unload your mental burden. Keeping hundreds of unamswered messages around might feel like an unresolved issue.
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3y ago
I can switch between Dvorak and Qwerty quicky if it is a physically different keyboard. I type with Dvorak on my Kenisis keyboard and Qwerty on my laptop without any effort in switching between the two. But as soon as I try it vice versa I
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3y ago
Thanks, didn't know that. Gives a different meaning to my message.
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3y ago
Like mentioned in the video Moppets are annoyingly loud. They are allowed on many of the bicycle paths (and go on the once they're not supposed to anyway). So if a city center diverges car traffic but has a bicycle path through it they
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3y ago
If Termux is enough for you the benefit is that it is quite a bit faster than userland.tech. There is also Nix for Termux which provides a lot more packages.
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3y ago
Not an expert at all but I am curious if training a LLM purely on ACE input would result in a smaller but still capable model. I guess a small regular trained model can then translate ACE to a natural language.
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3y ago
I never knew this, thank you for the tip! I will try and get it to work this evening.
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3y ago
As a Dutch person with a van-prefix working for a Belgium company it is a constant, losing, battle.
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3y ago
Right now I have put LineageOS on my old tablet together with F-Droid and Termux. When used with its keyboard case this makes for a suprisingly capable device. It is small and lightweight and I can use it to get actual coding work done. It
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3y ago
That boarding process seems so great. Right now literally prefer a 12 hour drive to a one hour flight. The whole process is exhausting and stressful.
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3y ago
I'll metally prepare myself to getting a lot more emails starting with: 'I hope this email finds you well'.
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3y ago
Another thing you can checkout is for example HTTrack, you can use it to make a local clone of a website. I have used it when moving to a remote location where I wouldn't have Internet for a long time.
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In the past if there was an update for software I use I was excited and was curious about all the improvements it would bring. Now when I see some app has an update I have a feeling of dread as I am sure it will be slower, the UI more clums
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I do not agree. I do not have time to familiarize myself with every language in existence to such a level that their strengths become obvious to me. It is perfectly reasonable for a expert in a language to write an article on why to use it
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3y ago
In my experience network coverage in Germany is way below must other European countries I have visited. Some with a much lower inhabitant desisty like Finland.
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3y ago
Thank you, If I see one cheap somewhere might get it anyway and have some fun with it for a weekend.
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3y ago
I believe that in the case with Doom, and many other games that released there code as open source; the game assets are not in public domain and remain closed.
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3y ago
Could you tell me which phone this is? I am very curious to try it out myself. Thanks
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Like a previous comment mentioned, the only resistance is that it as a small user base and it makes no commercial sense to pit any ads there. This also makes is resistant to insincere content. There is no need for low effort click-bait cont
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3y ago
As a side, I am a bit shocked by these numbers. Is this an American thing? I understand myself to be good software engineer with good well rounded experience of 14+ years. Yet my income, in Europe, is really above 100k. What I am wondering,
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3y ago
That is actually a great idea, thank you. A quick search came up with Browservice I will give it a go tonight.
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As a side note on the state of phones; I am a bit disappointed by the current state of them. When I walk past the phone section in the electronic store it is nothing but boring black slabs. No real innovation, No real reason to buy one over
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I don't miss my N900; I still use it. I do not use it so much as a phone and more as a pocket computer. Install PostmarketOS on it with Emacs. Made a configuration that is very comfortable with the keyboard. I actually use daily, using
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I have just installed this to play with this a little and it is actually not, that, bad. I had asked it to write some simple Python code and it gave me correct results. I wouldn't have expected this for a model of this size.
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3y ago
Do you mean the use of uncredited use of artists artwork without paying royalties for the training set or AI art generation in general?
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4y ago
Really curious whether this said with sarcasm or not. I think everybody has their own idiosyncrasies and it is fine to accommodate to them a little.
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I found my favorite combination of notebook and pen. I really like the paper of the Clairfontaine A5 notebooks. They are cheap and available everywhere here. They paper feel very smooth, not grainy but still give a good friction when writin
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4y ago
After some practise I need no more than 5 attempts to nowadays.
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4y ago
Talking to actual humans made all of these 'skills' already possible, I wouldn't call these skills new.
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4y ago
Not afraid to admit I never got rid of mine. Doing so would feel like throwing out a part of my soul. To me they are rich characters with inner lives.
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