ranguna

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by ranguna 4y ago
Your point number 2 about improvements on your code: when I start writing a line of code, I already have a good idea of why I'm gonna write next. In this case it's not about copilot refactoring what I wrote, it's about refact
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by ranguna 4y ago
If it's a small amount, it doesn't really matter even if it goes to 0. But it matters a lot if it triples or more.
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by ranguna 4y ago
Probably the gpu's fault as well, I have to restart my laptop if I want the gpu turned off or on. With it on l and barely using it, I get an extra 11-15W of power usage . Also I'm not sure how mature performance/efficiency co
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by ranguna 4y ago
So now it's my hardware's fault that my battery is better on Windows than on Linux? Come on... That's like saying: this piece of software is great but only under very specific conditions, everything else is non standard and y
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by ranguna 4y ago
No because the terms of services and privacy policy says that you accept being recorded if you use alexa.
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by ranguna 4y ago
In other words "can you share your tool?"
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by ranguna 4y ago
That's how I use copilot
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by ranguna 4y ago
Thanks but... Where's the comparison?
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by ranguna 4y ago
Thanks for the comparisons! Although it's missing the cons of GOS (if any) and citation for: > without a strong HSM So the post smells a bit like a sales pitch for GOS, nonthless it's useful info. Thanks again!
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by ranguna 4y ago
If the stars don't make millions, then I'm guessing the stars would just go shine somewhere else.
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by ranguna 4y ago
You must be fun at parties.
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by ranguna 4y ago
If you mount an decrypted file system from another user, doesn't that make it inheritly read only if you are not a super user?
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by ranguna 4y ago
Any comparisons to project /e/ or clyxOs?
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by ranguna 4y ago
Do you have a wh/km to backup your claim?
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by ranguna 4y ago
I turn it on when I'm 100% paying attention to the meeting and when the other person turns it on on 1:1, off otherwise. I tend to touch my nose a lot without thinking, so that'd be pretty embarrassing.
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by ranguna 4y ago
The passion is still there but it's fading away. My plan now is to keep in tech but switch business to something more creative like video game dev or animation engineer or something. The reason I want to switch is because things are &q
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by ranguna 4y ago
Copilot used (for training) copyrighted code without respecting the license and can generate pieces of copyrighted code verbatim without respecting the original license as well. I pay for copilot and this is very much the truth, but let&#x2
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by ranguna 4y ago
Yeah was wondering the same, wanted to see if a snapdragon 8 gen 1 would beat these numbers out of the park or not.
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by ranguna 4y ago
Take a trip to an EU country and buy some glasses. Do your research beforehand though, not all stores are cheap either. Most of the cost is on the frame usually, so if you go with a cheap frame, there's a high chance the glasses will b
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by ranguna 4y ago
And if that happens, I have the right to sue.
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by ranguna 4y ago
So, a web scrapper?
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by ranguna 4y ago
@tudorg sorry to ask another question after so long, but is there support for stored procedures and triggers?
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by ranguna 4y ago
> put forth even minimal effort to contain our plastic waste! Partially agree, that minimal effort is to educate billions of people and governments around the world. And thus, I'll use your own words: > but good luck getting ther
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by ranguna 4y ago
Ah great, then it should be on and with no way to disable it. Of course, end user could just strip the license/attribution off their generated output, but that's a different story.
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by ranguna 4y ago
Mind you, not all outputs are the result of over fitting.
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by ranguna 4y ago
The owners of the original work
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by ranguna 4y ago
Everyone, copilot because they used (for training) and generate copyrighted code for they product and people that use the product. Although users can probably get away with it because they didn't know copilot was actively generating co
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by ranguna 4y ago
> you can't get around that simply by offloading to an algorithm. You can ...? By simply saying existing fair usage rights are limited to be used by humans and not for-profit companies building for-profit products.
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by ranguna 4y ago
> it threatens to disrupt one of the biggest technological progressions of all time. Chill dude, all they have to do is include the licenses on their generated code. If anything, this is going to generate even more progress. The copilot
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by ranguna 4y ago
They can already sue those people if they don't follow the original license, they just need to file a complaint individually to each author, I think. Standard OSS license stuff, or else, why would people even use licenses?

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