slyall

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by slyall 11mo ago
Sure but OP said that it doesn't even work in trivial cases. Most of the anti-AI people have conceded it sometimes works but they still say it is unreliable or has other problems (copyright etc). However there are still a few that say
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by slyall 11mo ago
They have always been anti-bigcontent. Maybe you are the one who has changed
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by slyall 11mo ago
Never used it since it was only available in the US. Looks like additional countries were not added till Oct 2016, 11 years after it was first launched[0] None of the companies I've worked for have used it AFAIK, despite them all using
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by slyall 1y ago
My 2cents is that in a lot of cases swap is being used for unimportant stuff leave more RAM for your app. Do a "ps aux" and look at all the RAM used by weird stuff. Good news is those things will be swapped out. Example on my pers
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by slyall 1y ago
Are you using Lightsail rather than normal EC2 and other AWS services? Just wondering if your limits just apply to lightsail or normal stuff too.
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by slyall 1y ago
Well Python isn't written in python either.
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by slyall 1y ago
I have a bunch of groups from top to bottom: - Channels incidents I'm in right now - Incidents others are working on. Our Team channel we'll be called out - Channels for my team - Other monitoring and alert channels
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by slyall 1y ago
The very end of the video shows the Cherry picker and the size of it. I'd guess it wasn't normally used because of cost and possible limitations on weight carried. Fred was creating the platform with 3-4 guys and basic tools. Prob
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by slyall 1y ago
Lots of stories on youtube seem to be AI written or highly assisted (With AI generated voices, subtitles and pictures). I was listening to "HFY Sci-Fi" at one point but there are hundreds of channels with "Getting revenge on
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by slyall 1y ago
Ukraine is targeting refineries rather than Crude production/supply. This impact refined oil exports and domestic supply and is causing Russia pain. Oil refineries are also very soft target. They can't cut off the Druzhba pipeline
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by slyall 1y ago
Personally I'd be very careful about traveling to the US office for a two week visit these days on an ESTA or similar Visa Waiver. Historically people have done it and a blind eye has been turned, but with the climate these days you wa
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by slyall 1y ago
The problem is that then you have to make sure workers feel secure about moving to work for you. So good pay, good local environment and most importantly a secure job because if they get laid off they'll have to move their whole family
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by slyall 1y ago
“There are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year old’s life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders a lifelong obsession with its unbelievable heroes, leading to an emotionally
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by slyall 1y ago
I've got a 7a International version and 5G works in my unsupported country (New Zealand). Not sure what other unique features don't work. However it is nuts how they just can't be bothered supporting so many countries.
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by slyall 1y ago
Be careful your security tool isn't producing false positives. I remember years back when people would run these firewalls and we'd get complaints from home users about normal traffic. Thinks like complaints our mail servers was s
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by slyall 1y ago
I had a workmate do that when has was documenting his job after he resigned. Jira page and TOC had lots of section but they were pretty much all empty Whenever I find similar I call them "Rad Docs" cause Rad was the guy's nam
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by slyall 1y ago
I've seen a few mentions of that law online. It completely overturns existing copyright law and has the potential for all sorts of problems. ie If you take a photo and some random person is in the background what happens to the copyrig
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by slyall 1y ago
The US Military is very aware of this. The Next generation fighters and bombers all have longer ranges and longer ranged missiles. The Air-force is working on building more runways and hardened hangers The Army and Marines are planning arou
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by slyall 1y ago
As an employee of a large enterprise SaaS company I was expecting something different
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by slyall 1y ago
Is cloud sharing really commoditized ? How many other options are they to sync files between my laptop and my phone, especially if my Laptop is running Linux?
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by slyall 1y ago
A lot will depend on home costs. If they are high then single people will end up sharing with others when they'd prefer to have their own place.
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by slyall 1y ago
DST is not about energy use. If it actually saves energy is debated and depends a lot on the local climate and air conditioning usage etc. What it is about is moving an extra hour of daylight from say 5:30am-6:30am (when it is only of use t
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by slyall 1y ago
Another element is fast fare payment. The faster you can load passengers the lower the penalty for every stop the better This involves smart cards and fast electronic payment methods. Also removing or discouraging cash payments. It also mig
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by slyall 1y ago
Sure you have a few people that are great at development and operations and understand (and can make complex changes) to both the infra and the codebase. But those people are making $300k+ at FAANG companies. Unfortunately they are also the
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by slyall 1y ago
$4000/year might be a lot or a little. If you own a $5m house up against a forest it's probably a bargain. The car price could reflect a bunch of factors. Pay some broker for a one-off consultation to advise you on how to save mon
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by slyall 1y ago
Security Theater works better is everyone is using the same script
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by slyall 1y ago
It's only bad if you need to get more than 2000 rps Which is only a small proportion of sites out there.
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by slyall 1y ago
Moving single buildings is pretty common https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structure_relocation
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by slyall 1y ago
The Linux Kernel has math coprocessor emulation (mainly floating point stuff) that can be enabled if your CPU doesn't include it. This was common with consumer CPUs in the 1990s and some embedded CPUs today. Link here, although I'
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by slyall 1y ago
It was 18 months of somebody working on it full time plus people being flow out from the manufacturer. From memory once it was going it still didn't live up to all the hype. It worked about as well as the 30 year old machines next to i

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