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by qwertox 1y ago
TIMDLE Jun 24 35/36 1: 1p 5: 5p 2: 2p 6: 6p 3: 3p 7: 6p 4: 4p 8: 8p Play at https://timdle.com Nice game, thanks!
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When I start a video and it shows an ad, and 15 seconds into the video I reload the page (similar to switching a channel on tv forth and back again), why do I need to view intro ads again? Google is so greedy that they don't care the s
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by qwertox 1y ago
My same experience with Gemini 2.5. It mostly happens when you pass it similar but updated code, for some reason it then doesn't really see the newest version and reasons over obsolete content. I've had one chat recover from this,
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by qwertox 1y ago
We better stop talking about the future then.
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The greatest moment for my underpowered Windows Vista homeserver was when Vista went EOL and I never had to reboot it again to install the updates, which was always a very scary task.
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by qwertox 1y ago
You could strap a band with a strong magnet around your tummy and have an IMU sensor below your mattress. It was a project I started and sampled it at 1 Hz, multisampled with min/max/avg, but I never did anything with the data. Lo
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What are you using it for? It's not like that wouldn't matter. With coding using anything is always a hit and miss, so I prefer to have faster models where I can throw away the chat if it turns into an idiot. Would I wait 15 minut
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I wish the owners of Komoot would have done this. They sold the company because they didn't see a future of growth, and the employees were notified of the sale of the company just a couple of days before. The new owner then fired most
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I've been thinking about an idea, that maybe it would be worthwhile for a city to create a wireless network where it uses rooftops for a mesh. This WiFi offers a low-data-rate (<5-10 mbit/s) service to seniors for free or a ver
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I mean, he does have a point, but his point has a solution: do not put them in mutually exclusive groups if they aren't mutually exclusive. It seems more like this is a missing feature rather than an issue with mutually exclusive, if t
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When they care more about the words than the usability.
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Jupiter Supercomputer Propels European Computing Power(fz-juelich.de)
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"Be concise: ....". Then it will go straight to the point with very few words.
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By going into the details.
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I wouldn't be surprised if they periodically collect a list of all the window titles.
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Honest question: What could it do to your machine if it went crazy? I've not used Claude Code yet.
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> saying that public disclosure of the information could cause competitive harm. Remember what Musk said many years ago, something along the lines of that he wants to get the global EV movement started, and that for this to happen he&#x2
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Proposing this in 2025. While probably knowing about this problem since Chrome was released (2008). Why not treat any local access as if it were an access to a microphone?
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How will companies engage with Mistral if their developers can't just install the thing and test it? -- Here's a FAQ for Mistral Code: https://help.mistral.ai/en/collections/732571-mistral-code For examp
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by qwertox 1y ago
So it's only the receiving part of WebRTC, now being able to use WHIP in order to ask a server for a stream?
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What does this mean? That websites could connect directly to an FFmpeg instance and receive an audio- and/or video-stream? Phoronix has a somewhat more informative page: https://www.phoronix.com/news/FFmpeg-Lands-W
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I wonder if companies like Wetter Online (from whom we know that they're selling the location data to brokers [0]) or ad service providers which offer libraries do the same. If it were so, Google should be knowingly be allowing this to
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by qwertox 1y ago
Imagine a website not being a trojan horse, but directly serving non-targeted advertising to users at the same level as their content. They could target it by tailoring it to content they're serving, just like I'd be ok with see
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"UPDATE: As of June 3rd 7:45 CEST, Meta/Facebook Pixel script is no longer sending any packets or requests to localhost. The code responsible for sending the _fbp cookie has been almost completely removed." I'm surprised
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M8.2 is in the upper medium range (M = M1.0 to M9.9). Next comes X1 which is 10 times stronger than M10. M2 is 10 times stronger than M1. We might see several of these per year during a solar maximum. So maybe we get some nice auroras. Edit
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I'm so confused about the citation: author = {Held, Jan and Vandeghen, Renaud and Deliege, Adrien and Hamdi, Abdullah and Cioppa, Anthony and Giancola, Silvio and Vedaldi, Andrea and Ghanem, Bernard and Tagliasacchi, Andrea and Van Dro
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What one would expect if they can't read the code because they haven't learned to code. TBF, trial and error has usually been my path as well, it's just that I was generating the errors so I would know where to find them.
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by qwertox 1y ago
The "My MCPs" button looks very promising. I was looking around at Le Chat, a thing I haven't done in months, and I thought that they've really worked on interesting stuff in interesting ways. The ability to enrich eithe
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Incredible. I was so skeptical that I went in on the neckruff and from there to a lacetop, it's really all generated based on background-image but without using images but gradients of specific colors, as well as box-shadows and the li
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When I see an imprint and see that it's a home address, I have no problems with that. It lets me know that this person is either just getting started or simply doesn't want to grow into a bigger company, probably because he/s

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