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stuaxo
1y ago
Pretty sure it breaks various laws.
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1y ago
Oh FFS this was an actual good thing, so are we now going back to teaching kids Microsoft office ?
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1y ago
The stats don't bear out what The Telegraph says at all https://cfmm.org.uk/bbc-on-gaza-israel-one-story-double-stan...
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1y ago
Sounds like the 6502 could have been doing more at the same time as the z80 for a sufficiently careful program.
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1y ago
Really hoping window focus gets fixed, its been broken for me for about a year now, windows come up behind the one I'm using, end up typing into the wrong one etc.
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1y ago
Are there any interviews with Ralph Brown around? It doesn't help that he's not the only RB.
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1y ago
Fiduciary duty usually achieves this.
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1y ago
Given Android closing itself down I can see myself revisiting this relatively soon.
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1y ago
So its servants then. Even needing a clearer feels living unsustainably - its living in a house too big to maintain. And if the answer is that works takes up too much time, yes we work too many hours.
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1y ago
Put a chunk of work into optimising the images on a site once, of course as soon as I left this was undone. The office we worked in had really fast internet, but I was fixing things for the users.
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1y ago
Bring back Rosetta 1. User mode emulation for PPC and Intel Mac apps.
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1y ago
As a kid it was more about building your own stuff with Lego. I know that they had to save the company with licensing etc, but it seems way more about building a particular thing, then never breaking it apart now.
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1y ago
Interesting. What's the use case ?
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1y ago
It sounds analogous to a memory leak, "borrow leak" might bea way of thinking of this.
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1y ago
A GPL model trained purely on GPL based code could work.
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1y ago
What's the emulation? Can the guts be replaced with a MISTER if its not fpga ?
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1y ago
Most US roads do not have pedestrian safety in mind at all.
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1y ago
I've been thinking about this a bit. I reckon something lie Qubes could work fairly well. Create a new Qube and have control over network connectivity, and do everything there, at the end copy the work out and destroy it.
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1y ago
Hopefully this provides a path for those VST2 plugins.
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1y ago
Very useful for all the existing plugins though, especially if any want to become open source.
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1y ago
I've been wondering why this sort of thing isn't around. Is there a way to distribute just the difference between the new and old weights? That should compress quite well.
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1y ago
People need more than the services the state provides. Under the current system huge amounts to of people don't have the money to participate in the economy. Give them money and they will spend it, local businesses get to grow and the
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1y ago
That's how I use it. It seems to also provide a lot of other stuff I don't use.
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1y ago
Exactly, at that level someone is not thinking about how someone else will read and understand the code.
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1y ago
The empty css folder is [chefs kiss]
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1y ago
Similar logic, but hard disagree on keeping comments that are exactly what the following code does. They are useful to the LLM in writing the code (which comes after). But when it comes to an LLM reading that code later its just a waste of
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1y ago
I thought the same but moving to fastapi the thing I missed most from Django is the applications that make up a django project. Having migrations, static files and templates for one aspect of a project all grouped together is so useful and
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1y ago
How is someone supposed to deploy this ?
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1y ago
Magnetic dust would be worse news if it managed to get breathed in.
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1y ago
Sure, but if they keep awarding this non Nobel prize with a deliberately confusing name people will keep bringing it up. The other solution would he some equivilent of a community note for it every year, it seems like things work as is thou
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