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by qwertox 1y ago
In other words, it would be enough for the chamber of commerce to offer a one-page-per-company index. Pre-populated automatically with all the legally binding contact information and offer a field or two where the company can put their Inst
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by qwertox 1y ago
Just looking at the "Use Case Examples" requires signup?
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Ubuntu's Snaps depend heavily on AppArmor which is not present in many of the other top-tier distros which use SELinux, so it's not an alternative.
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by qwertox 1y ago
This site can’t be reached rachelbythebay.com took too long to respond.
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by qwertox 1y ago
These projections, how do they make sense? I can project a 3D item onto a 2D plane, but only observe it because I'm outside of that 2D plane. This is like expecting the 2D plane to see itself and deduce 3D-dimensionality from what it s
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by qwertox 1y ago
Maybe the EU should cover the cost of creating this agent/model, assuming it really delivers what it promises. It would allow Mistral to keep focusing on what they do and for us it would mean that the EU spent money wisely.
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QEMU/KVM.
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by qwertox 1y ago
The File Explorer on Windows 11 is the worst experience ever. Windows 7 was snappy as hell, but I don't know what they did to damage it that badly. I use XYplorer, which is written in Visual Basic (so a 32 bit application), but is so m
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by qwertox 1y ago
I despise Windows 11 so much, but have to use it. I have a 24/7 box with Ubuntu running a couple of Linux and Windows VMs and that's the way I like it. I don't touch the Ubuntu host except for when I need to reconfigure it. A
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Care to explain? Where are they uploading code to?
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I assume you can select whichever one you want (GPT-4o, o3-mini, Claude 3.5, 3.7, 3.7 thinking, Gemini 2.0 Flash, GPT=4.1 and the previews o1, Gemini 2.5 Pro and 04-mini), subject to the pricing multiplicators they announced recently [0]. E
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In hindsight it was a mistake that Google killed Google Code. Then again, I guess they wouldn't have put enough effort into it to develop into a real GitHub alternative. Now Microsoft sits on a goldmine of source code and has the abili
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by qwertox 1y ago
Go to AI Studio, select Gemini Pro, give it your code, or describe a problem you want to solve, and then tell it that you want to --> discuss <-- the code. That you don't want it to generate code for you, but that you want to d
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by qwertox 1y ago
TL;DR: “Five years from now, it will be malpractice not to use A.I.,” he said. “But it will be humans and A.I. working together.”
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Or where you can't risk dropping the terminal session, like during a system upgrade via SSH.
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by qwertox 1y ago
I was shocked at how fast I was able to find "Open an audio file and read as mono waveform, resampling as necessary" of whisperX in audio.py on grep.app. It was instantaneous. But where do I go from there? I cannot navigate throug
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by qwertox 1y ago
No. Not at all. I've settled to discussing my code with Gemini. That way it works very well. I explicitly say "Comment on my code and discuss it" or "Let's discuss code for a script doing this and that. Generate me
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by qwertox 1y ago
The problem isn't with the use of `screen -x ...` itself, but rather if `ls -l "$(which screen)"` returns something like `-rwsr-xr-x 1 root root ... /usr/bin/screen`, where the `s` in the fourth position indica
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by qwertox 1y ago
To be fair, the code Gemini outputs in AI Studio is so extremely verbose that it is almost impossible to read through it. It turns 10 lines of code which is perfectly fine to reason about into 100 lines of unreadable code full of comments a
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by qwertox 1y ago
Truncating file names for the target. Then it proceeded to delete the source file. "Successfully deleted local file: ..." I mean, look at the printout. It shows that it created the remote file with the truncated filename, then del
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Rule #1: Always put deletions behind a flag which is disabled for the first couple of test runs.
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Particle Life 2D(lisyarus.github.io)
3 points by qwertox 1y ago|1 comments
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In Codeberg, how does one even search for files containing a given string? Probably the #1 thing I do on GitHub is searching for files in a project containing a given string.
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by qwertox 1y ago
Right, the x86 BIOS/UEFI is baked into the motherboard firmware and handles early hardware init in a mostly standardized way. But with ARM boards, there's no universal firmware, it usually needs to be part of the image you downloa
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Different boot process, U-Boot needs to be compiled for the exact board, drivers for the specialized components are needed, DTB (on ARM systems, the kernel doesn't probe hardware the same way a PC does) and other reasons.
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Vanilla Debian will not run on your nice and shiny Radxa Rocks 5B or Banana Pi whatever.
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by qwertox 1y ago
It it's our goal to solve this issue via authentication, then we might as well let the government authenticate us, instead of Sam Altman.
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by qwertox 1y ago
DOGE should read your comment.
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by qwertox 1y ago
Has there been found a way to properly explain consciousness at all? You frame it as if there's a wrong way and a correct way. We're still watching the effects of the colors of the oil paint smeared on our hands while we just have
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by qwertox 1y ago
> I recommend it to anyone who's curious / positive about new tech. What does this have to do with curiosity or new-tech positivity? Nothing. Give biometric data, get fluctuating ~$300. You did nothing else than sell something

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