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2y ago
Just looked at some Reddit links posted and what the account has said over time and it is just _specifically_ this. Over 4 months old. The same thing posted, over, and over. Even alleging xAI "knows" about Musk's "secret
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It's similar, in relative terms. In France the minimum wage is currently at 75.5% of the median, in Portugal it is 73.1%. However, the issue lies in the absolute amounts. In France, the median (monthy) is 2340€, but in Portugal it is 1
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2y ago
I'm aware, but we have been in that situation for almost a decade now. I'm portuguese. I just think we would've gotten through this sooner by making use of the invisible hand and lead businesses to be able to prosper more and
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Portugal is in a weird situation where it has high taxes and at the same time the median salary is too close to the minimum wage. This is difficult to overcome, and thus salaries are stagnated. The government has no reason, in the medium to
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2y ago
The built-ins are named inconsistently, aren't visually any different from other parts of the code, and the change from sets to groups when there are workgroups makes no sense. All around change for the sake of change.
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2y ago
Yes it would. I also think they are playing with their target audience. The headphones mentioned were meant for professional use, PlayStation ones are meant for consumers. This doesn't mean they shouldn't have done it. They should
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2y ago
Yeah, OP doesn't say they didn't happen. Regardless of their initial intentions, I find it difficult to argue that these acts haven't served as a tool of war. One must also acknowledge these acts were not isolated. I do not h
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2y ago
Fair, I think the "magic" depends on other factors that may or may not lead to neurodivergence. Those being: - Life experience - Exposure/education when young Of course, these might lead to neurodivergence or might not. The k
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I know people irl whom I trust that family members of theirs had been raped. You can just not trust my word, I'm just someone online.
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2y ago
I'm sorry if I misunderstood, but please clarify how this two quotes don't align with what I said? > But mastering this alone is almost worthless. > And it's magic because then it must not be rationale and it must not m
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2y ago
All artists I have known have spent most of their lives practicing. Just as I have practiced programming. That's the biggest edge, commitment. To think that you _need_ to be neurodivergent to be an artist is non-sensical and stating ma
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2y ago
Not to mention extremely suspicious checkpoints that produce imagery of extremely young women. Or in others words women with extremely child like features in ways kids should not be presented.
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2y ago
> It is totally possible right now to at least generate images with no discernible tell. I have yet to find examples of this
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2y ago
Same for the MDR-7506! Speaking of wireless, their battery problems over time have already bit me, will continue buying "dumb" ones in the future.
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2y ago
I would assume that "given some time" outlasts the median life expectancy of humans. If it ever happeens. Like others said it's a chaotic system in many ways, not as if you can predict more than a few decades. Given this, aft
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2y ago
Having some sort of fast camera view position and orientation computation with colmap + initial point prediction + gaussian splatting for 5 minutes + cloudcompare normal estimation and 3d recon wields some incredible results. Much better th
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To be fair, Nintendo and other Japanese companies have been burned in the past for not protecting their IPs. This is why they are now so adamant on fighting everyone. Not good, but this is why we can't have nice things. Regarding emula
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2y ago
I wasnt alive when you did this but those are incredible! There is something to be said about all these little tricks. I think your comment about scans highlights this, meaning you do loose character when the artist isn't in total cont
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2y ago
A good thing! But we are everyday nearing more and more AR glasses that look like glasses.
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2y ago
They've been wandering close to the Danish and Swedish coasts not that long ago with "research ships" that had armed personnel on board. I would be less inclined to believe if such strategies weren't as commonly employed
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2y ago
Fair, I just don't print usually. Didn't think the phrase through too much. Sorry about that. I've talked about alternatives in another reply, they do not offer the same flexibility as CUPS however.
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I run Linux and have been for 10 years. There have been many vulnerabilities with CUPS over the years and its generally known as being risky. There at printers that let you send a pdf directly to their ip address, ones that take in usbs, et
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I do the same thing all the time! It has become kind of a superpower being able to deal with many different build systems, general nuisances trying to run both old and new software and just being in the know about the capabilities of all ki
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Of course its CUPS. Saying it affects all "Linux" systems is just wild. Imagine even having that thing on your system to begin with.
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Sony contributes back. To FreeBSD even, they are even listed in their list of contributors. Hell they're one of the only 2 companies that let you compile android with their firmware for their phones. They even have instructions on thei
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2y ago
I see this argument constantly, but how many times have people had their phone stolen? Isn't it a better option to just have the phone have proper robust security preventing people without proper permissions to access personal data? It
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To be fair this is the way to not be platform dependent and more people should pursue it. I'm doing a desktop app meant to be as cross compatible as possible and the only reasonable way to do it (without sending yourself into build con
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ROS2? I'll see myself out...
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A "puppet government". This claim is based on... Them wanting not to be invaded? If anything they had the foresight and took advantage of US companies not wanting to fab their chips at higher prices domestically. This has led to c
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I do not read it that way. They've made investments (EUV systems) and are now focusing on getting the most out of them.
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