raverbashing

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   by raverbashing 3y ago

   I wonder how does that compare with the overall budget of the airport
2. 1682.▲
   by raverbashing 3y ago

   Correct However it's usually the laziest/more indifferent people that will use AI for product descriptions and won't care for such techniques
3. 1683.▲
   by raverbashing 3y ago

   Well to be fair Evernote is a very thin product I guess most organizational addicts have moved to Notion at this time
4. 1684.▲
   by raverbashing 3y ago

   > it comes with some risk of being criminally prosecuted Has there been actual cases of prosecution?
5. 1685.▲
   by raverbashing 3y ago

   So you're saying the server pings but nobody knows where it's at?
6. 1686.▲
   by raverbashing 3y ago

   Nah, it's worse than playing to a drum machine Because they take the song and quantise everything post recording
7. 1687.▲
   by raverbashing 3y ago

   And quantised drums RB has a video on it (it's a bit older video), but it's one thing that is you hear you can't unhear. And it has a negative effect overall
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   by raverbashing 3y ago

   For real I definitely blame the "oh we should do nothing" approach to the current security situation Yes, if you want to be the lame duck and get scanned leisurely by the bad actors and diligently serving 404s etc be my guest. The
9. 1689.▲
   by raverbashing 3y ago

   For real Where there is a choice there is a feud being born. And even worse the most basic it is At least we now have pyproject.toml, now we need stuff that upgrades the packages in a non-braindead way (and a lot of this is to blame on the
10. 1690.▲
    by raverbashing 3y ago

    That sounds almost like "IE on Windows" though the fact it can be removed is surprising (Also reminds me of Android messaging nagging me to push RCS messaging - ain't nobody has time for that Mr. Google)
11. 1691.▲
    by raverbashing 3y ago

    Humans can't even expand on planet Earth without conflict, the idea of a pan-galactic civilization in harmony with a very narrow focus on expanding doesn't seem too realistic to me (building any electronics that resist radiation a
12. 1692.▲
    by raverbashing 3y ago

    It is not so clear if the loose bolts are on the door or if they're the bolts that attach the door to the frame. Also given that the door that fell was just found in one piece this makes me suspect the latter But regardless, not lookin
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    by raverbashing 3y ago

    > Qt and GTK have native Wayland backends, but other toolkits, such as Tk, FLTK, or wxWidgets, do not. This means that applications that use these toolkits, such as GIMP, Audacity, or Inkscape, may not run well on Wayland, or may Didn&#x
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    by raverbashing 3y ago

    > doesn't cross the ocean on Air Canada is on a Max. Great to see this as they are not going to ground them as well... If they use the same kind of plug on their Max aircraft then I'd say grounding is merited. But if not then i
15. 1695.▲
    by raverbashing 3y ago

    I'm not standing by comments that go against the safety culture of aviation No, nobody should be "frothing at the mouth", that's an ignorant and unhelpful behaviour. Air travel didn't get safer by doing that > A
16. 1696.▲
    by raverbashing 3y ago

    You can't do much lookup with sigma-delta modulation but > has two cores running at 240MHz Yeah ok that is manageable.
17. 1697.▲
    by raverbashing 3y ago

    Well yeah you don't need a DAC but that will eat a lot of CPU cycles
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    by raverbashing 3y ago

    His ideas probably can be summed up in a couple of paragraphs and 99% of it is the basic stuff that anyone that doesn't torch their credit card every month does. Yes rich dad buys a car within his means, poor dad finances the brand new
19. 1699.▲
    by raverbashing 3y ago

    Or a techno-distopian space sci-fi movie ;)
20. 1700.▲
    by raverbashing 3y ago

    The joke used to go "Scientists in Alaska discover the first room-temperature superconductor" but that works as well
21. 1701.▲
    by raverbashing 3y ago

    Yeah, come on, saying that using SSH is hard in a different port is facetious Worse case Google the commands and run them
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    by raverbashing 3y ago

    for those that did not RTFA, "Dutch Harbor" is in Alaska
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    by raverbashing 3y ago

    Very good explanation and very encouraging > The Debian statement appears to be based on an earlier version of the CRA. > It for example says “Knowing whether software is commercial or not isn’t feasible, neither in Debian nor in most
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    by raverbashing 3y ago

    Ugh, this is absurd And I agree, it is safer to just get the drugs. Maybe some very specific drugs should be excluded, but that's it Same with leaded fuel and some very old mechanical gizmos in planes.
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    by raverbashing 3y ago

    True The "hard-stem" places rely on a bit of gaslighting and the "holier than thou" self-image of the "hard-stem" people to pay them less and to overwork them As much as the IT world has issues, it is night and
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    by raverbashing 3y ago

    This all makes sense piecewise, but it doesn't make sense on the whole I won't blame the company for trying to recoup the costs of developing the drug. At the same time, their profit on this medicine shouldn't make the treatm
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    by raverbashing 3y ago

    I think you're missing a big part of XX century history on the factors that lead to that
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    by raverbashing 3y ago

    But having predictably generated sequence of numbers is what cryptographers prefer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nothing-up-my-sleeve_number
29. 1709.▲
    by raverbashing 3y ago

    This is the kind of discussion that matters only for the very theoretical edge cases or for the pop-math inconsequential discussions 0 is even I mean, it is the first phrase on the linked fine article: > In mathematics, zero is an even n
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    by raverbashing 3y ago

    Tiktok mind and some angry people can't comprehend how hard it was to actually get to the cause and solution to a lot of diseases