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by sho 1y ago
Sounds like Genoa/Topsail
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by sho 1y ago
Watched the Tetris demo of this and it was very impressive. I was particularly surprised how well it seems to work with the brand-new scopes, despite the obvious lack of much prior art. How did you get around this, how much work was the pro
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by sho 1y ago
Has it occurred to you that the narrative you're repeating here is awfully convenient for the elite? Don't question their wealth - don't you know civilization itself depends on it! > I’m not making this shit up. Literall
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by sho 1y ago
I tried it out at the start of a new project last year. After 3 weeks, I finally threw in the towel and started from scratch in plain phoenix. By day 2 or 3 I'd surpassed what I'd managed to somehow get working, mostly by trial an
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by sho 2y ago
That's just what you were most likely to say...
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by sho 2y ago
> having wealth is a social responsibility in itself We even have a word for this, noblesse oblige . It used to refer to the aristocracy, but I don't see much difference between the aristocracy of old and the moneyed classes of tod
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by sho 2y ago
> I'm really curious how dystopian we actually are No idea how widespread it is, but in Singapore airport the system is tightly integrated. You are "tagged" when you check in, and "tagged out" as you board, with
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by sho 2y ago
> Dont tell people to change. Its a red flag of intellectual bankruptcy. But people do have to change. The core problem is a transition from: - sources being few and somewhat reliable (traditional media), and had reputations to uphold -
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by sho 2y ago
“This is the new balance of power, Randy." "You can't seriously be telling me that governments are threatening to--" "The Chinese have already done it. They cut an older cable--first-generation optical fiber--joinin
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by sho 2y ago
You should definitely work on the "what on earth is this" experience for first time users. I have no idea what I'm looking at. If I had to guess, I'd say someone's private Mastodon server.
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by sho 2y ago
I'm probably in the same category of old school internet vets with strong negative opinions about spam, but I think that well-targeted, high- or at least some-effort commercial outreach is OK if it's done well and isn't annoy
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by sho 2y ago
I think James May made a great point when he said it's not about range, it's about quick and ubiquitous charging. I wouldn't mind if my vehicle could only travel 300km... if I could have the confidence I'd be able to sto
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by sho 2y ago
> extensions have to predefine the rules for blockin And there's a limit of 5000 such rules.
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by sho 2y ago
Hopefully this is the inflection point for Chrome. Despite all their made-up "security" reasons, everyone knows this is solely about making adblock less effective. For many users, adblock is what makes chrome bearable - and if the
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by sho 2y ago
Yeah, I figured it out. Doesn't help that the author constantly refers to it as NotebookLLM. The .net version is really poor quality by comparison
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by sho 2y ago
I am very confused. Is this talking about NotebookLM ( https://notebooklm.google.com/ ) or NotebookLLM ( https://notebookllm.net/ ) or both? Something else? The article appears to consistently use LLM but link
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by sho 2y ago
I had a look at pale moon out of curiosity. Here's what a new install looks like: https://imgur.com/a/f5FqOsO I am running a mac and find the interface to look crude and "cross platform", if that makes s
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by sho 2y ago
> Just use Whisky You know, every 6 months or so I get a sudden hankering to play Portal or something and start down this rabbit hole. Based on your prompt, I had another look today. So I went and downloaded this "whisky" thing
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by sho 2y ago
From the great presentation linked: http://www.demarcken.org/carl/papers/ITA-software-travel-com... > Amazingly, the graph diameter is often as high as 20: there are airports that can take 20 flights minimum t
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by sho 2y ago
Some more recent developments around browser support: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Mozilla-Interest-JPEG-XL-Rust
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by sho 2y ago
> not a company as reputable as Apple, yes? Definitely not, in fact rather the opposite. I was just sharing the anecdote as a counter to the otherwise fairly blanket claims being made upstream.
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by sho 2y ago
That is probably the default message for anything that was flagged.
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by sho 2y ago
> I'm going to push back on, and forcefully, is the idea that bounty programs have an incentive to stiff researchers. They do not I replied upstream as well, but let me push back here as well. They can actually, if the bounty prog
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by sho 2y ago
> the idea that companies ruthlessly avoid paying bounties, which is, on information and belief, flatly false Eh, it's likely usually true, but I've worked for a company which was attracted to the bounty program idea mainly fo
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by sho 2y ago
It’s quite plausible to me that they simply never bothered to build something to handle this extreme edge case. And frankly, if I was in charge I would probably agree. The billing being slightly early seems like the only thing vimeo have do
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by sho 2y ago
I think this is a little over-excited. Throwing around phrases like "false charge" and "holding your videos hostage" is a bit much. It sounds like their billing system is a bit clunky and you were probably hit by a timez
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by sho 2y ago
> Terrible people with zero real skills all backstabbing each other. You know, without you saying another word, I feel like I know them, down to being able to describe their clothes, haircuts and of course powerpoint decks. It's lik
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by sho 2y ago
> Do you have any citation for those numbers? You need to spend more time with the normies. 99.8% is probably an exaggeration, but if so, not by much. It's easy to forget just how little the average person knows, or wants to know,
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by sho 2y ago
Eh, I lived in Japan for 2 years, and I don't rate the curry there that highly. You can find good curry, sure, and I have my favourite places, but the baseline isn't that high. People forget Japan has basically been in a recessi
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by sho 2y ago
> invite-only FTP servers The PC plebs might have been, but us Mac people had the glorious hotline community..

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