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popey
3y ago
No, the Ubuntu community is pushing Flutter, not upstream GNOME. Like the desktop app store, the Ubuntu installer is now written in Flutter.
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3y ago
Seems fixed now, I just submitted a podcast feed.
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Abstract: Generative AI (GAI) offers unprecedented possibilities but its commercialization has raised concerns about transparency, reproducibility, bias, and safety. Many "open-source" GAI models lack the necessary components for
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Generative AI Model Openness Framework Whitepaper
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3y ago
This is coming up on 20 years old soon. Maybe add [2006] to the title :D https://web.archive.org/web/20060315081659/http://www.ex-par...
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DEF Con 31. Terminally Owned. 60 Years of Escaping [video]
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
I enjoyed this nostalgic talk from DefCon 31 by David Leadbeater, and you might, too.
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3y ago
I further thought about your feedback and the comments from the owner of exchangerate-API and have removed that section from the blog and mentioned it in a follow-up post. I appreciate your comments, as they made me think more about that to
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3y ago
Hi Alex!
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3y ago
Yes, I understood your point.
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3y ago
Back in the day, we had long internal conversations about doing verification 'properly' with government-issued IDs, third-party verification agencies and the like. But that never amounted to anything, sadly. They might consider it
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3y ago
Indeed, the victim, in this case, did mention on the linked 4chan thread that they realised their mistake. While we only see a small part of their world through text communication on forums, I suspect they're kicking themselves in the
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3y ago
Sure, there was a bit of guesswork on my part. I could analyse the traffic in more detail, but when I wrote this all up, it was Sunday evening, and I wanted to do the minimum analysis to get a response to the unlucky rube. I still have the
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3y ago
Maybe I could have worded that sentence better. Thanks for the feedback. It wasn't intended the way you took it. But I appreciate you mentioning it anyway.
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Benchmarking Grace Hopper CPU+GPU "Superchip"
(blog.hpc.qmul.ac.uk)
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3y ago
When I signed up and put in my credit card details, they immediately cancelled my order and completely deleted my account. I had to resort to moaning at them on twitter to get them to unblock me, which they did. Bit of a rubbish start to th
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3y ago
I usually get this kind of data from https://layoffs.fyi/
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3y ago
When this topic comes up I usually check https://layoffs.fyi/ which typically has roughly up to date data, but isn't 100% accurate of course, because it relies on submissions.
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3y ago
Heh, Rabbit (another one) was a location-specific mobile phone company in the UK back in the early 1990's. You had to be near an antenna to make or receive a call. It's the first thing that came to mind when this post came up. ht
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3y ago
A friend of mine does coding live streams on Twitch. It's pleasantly surprising how many randos (who become internet friends) will help out with your projects.
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3y ago
It may have evolved since I last used it. But when I tried, it was a bit of a "bag of spanners", thrown together shell scripts which made some incorrect assumptions. Back then it didn't even make a bootable device. Everyone s
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3y ago
More likely they made some videos private or unlisted. Given that creator's recent clash with other creators, this is a likely outcome.
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Wow, I don't remember this at all. It seems (according to WikiPedia) that the email password was revealed in the studio on a hot mic. Someone in the green room revealed this to an external party, "Oz and Yug". https:/&#
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Launchpad added Git support years ago. Also, bzr pre-dates git by a tiny bit, too. But sadly git won.
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Looks like we killed it. I clicked apple and got "Application error: a server-side exception has occurred (see the server logs for more information). Digest: 2825624865"
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I cloned the repo and tried building it, but it seems there's a bunch of devDependencies missing in the package.json? It doesn't appear to build or run to a usable state.
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This is a four year old thread.
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The advert at the start seemed more targetted to creatives, not 'average' consumers - whatever they are. Also, are 'average' consumers watching this kind of marketing? I suspect not, only enthusiast nerds like us are?
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3y ago
Devian, shirley?
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Hand over the PCMCIA Card, Sir
(popey.com)
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