schmorptron

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by schmorptron 1y ago
Yeah, I'm using them as soft bookmarks. Turn them into hard bookmarks every month or so, not to actively look at them, but the firefox address bar searches in bookmarks as well and offers them up first when typing, so I have a reposito
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Oh, I can 100% imagine / understand that. If it were that easy, it wouldn't be a problem.
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Don't have kids myself, but as a source, I was once a child. Isn't the big problem then even if you do limit the time, it then becomes an even bigger want because we always want what we can't have? What's your experience
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by schmorptron 2y ago
I've only started using gui search since using fedora. the tracker search in the activities view is fast and finds files in the home folder by name pretty well. The only shame is that the pdf-content search doesn't work in the mai
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by schmorptron 2y ago
Until they swap out linux for fuschia!
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by schmorptron 2y ago
I think it's a tongue in cheek nod to this: https://www.businessinsider.com/mark-zuckerberg-masculine-en...
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by schmorptron 2y ago
ByteDance shared the TikTok content recommender, which I'd argue is somewhat close to an ad recommender :)
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by schmorptron 2y ago
does clicking with two fingers not right click like it does on win + (common) linux?
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by schmorptron 2y ago
I'm incredibly grateful for MIT OCW and consorts. I've been using it as a secondary resource for my subjects and learning about the same topic in two different ways is incredibly helpful, especially hard to grasp ones.
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by schmorptron 2y ago
They ported it to 64Bit proper last year, and that helped performance on modern systems a bunch! Of course, it's still a far cry of being able to run on the hardware of the time it came out in 2000.
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by schmorptron 2y ago
How?
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by schmorptron 2y ago
As long as it's still possible to also use SQL queries with it it's fine, right? I know some people who prefer using ORMs and some who like writing SQL.
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by schmorptron 2y ago
I bought it to revise my intro to computer engineering course before the exam and it worked pretty well for that. Didn't hit any bugs and it also was content complete as far as I could tell
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by schmorptron 2y ago
Oh hey, I used phind a lot a while back and really enjoyed it. Sort of fizzled out of it for other stuff a few months back, but this looks pretty exciting! The visual explanations are great. I've been getting gemini to output ASCII dia
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by schmorptron 2y ago
This is a good type of feature. I've been super happy that WhatsApp finally added events recently, it's made seeing who will be coming to an event or not so much easier. Them adding polls a while back had already improved that a b
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by schmorptron 2y ago
Wait, why would you not write F# then? I assume that's explained in the course, but could you summarize the reasons?
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by schmorptron 2y ago
I think that's the least of the problems, if there's anything we're good at it's adding superlatives to product names. You can call it Hyperintelligence, Quantum Intelligence. Although you have a point with the snake-oil
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by schmorptron 2y ago
I'm conflicted on this. I use perplexity at the moment because they gave out a year of pro subscriptions, and it's geuninely pretty useful since it is so heavily based on web results. The one gpt wrapper product that I've lik
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by schmorptron 2y ago
Imma be honest, I was pretty convinced by the "if we have strong trade relations where it's almost codependent, they will not try stuff". That was probably wrong, but we were also way more dependent on them than the other way
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by schmorptron 2y ago
Yes, it even says so as a requirement on the box. What I'm also interested in is whether they'll require a PCIE 4.0 motherboard or if a 3.0 x16 slot is fine. Also whether their software properly supports VR now...
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by schmorptron 2y ago
you... are correct. Shame on me. Still a good book!
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by schmorptron 2y ago
Hey,I really liked your little book of deep learning, even though I didn't understand everything in it yet. Thanks for writing it!
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by schmorptron 2y ago
>Skeptical of large corps They will surely get rid of Lina Khan almost instantly, who is one of the few people in a position of power who is actually poutting skepticism of large companies into action. Granted, there is a good chance tha
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by schmorptron 2y ago
oh, great! from what I've seen 2022 a sugar drink tax was increased, with possibility to extend it into all products. did that ever happen?
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by schmorptron 2y ago
Somewhat tangential to the article, but I've long been a supporter of gradually introducing a tax on added sugar or sugar in general (with appropriate taxing on other sweeteners as well), and make it really hurt for added sugars for me
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by schmorptron 2y ago
Yeah, absolutely! Just thought it would have to be tagged as such somehow?
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by schmorptron 2y ago
That functionality used to exist on Android, but I haven't seen it show up on the past two phones I owned. Does it still exist in stock and xiaomi just got rid of it for whatever reason?
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by schmorptron 2y ago
Looks really cool, but on a side note: is this self-promotion? There is a ?hn tag at the end of the link.
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by schmorptron 2y ago
The other half of what made it successful was the insane video creation tools with insane ease of use. Getting 90% of a really good result effects wise with 10% of the effort was made possible for many scenarios pretty early from what I rem
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by schmorptron 2y ago
This is great! I found myself preferring the rider student license I had at home to Visual Studio we had at work when I was actively writing a lot of c# and some f# recently. It didn't feel fast outright, but at least faster than VS, a

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