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by teekert 11mo ago
Exactly my first thought, maybe AI means the democratization of persuasion? Printing press much? Sure the the Big companies have all the latest coolness. But also don't have a moat.
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by teekert 11mo ago
Right?! Also on many online forums. I get why and how, but it remains pretty weird to see/read from a country where everyone is "a cyclist". It just comes across as very low IQ. It's like making fun of people that have b
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by teekert 11mo ago
Perhaps. But I also found it of note that while traveling Vietnam, many hotels had bikes for rent (about 2 usd a day [2010 so ymmv] or sometimes for free) to go places. And it would generally be a nice way to get around. Although the situat
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OpenSSH Post-Quantum Cryptography(openssh.org)
2 points by teekert 11mo ago|0 comments
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by teekert 11mo ago
"Hey man, we didn't specify where the ends are."
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by teekert 11mo ago
As a kid I used to skate (roller blade?) through our local MC Donalds drive through, did give the personnel a little chuckle every time we did it.
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by teekert 11mo ago
I once rented a small Kia (cheapest car I could get), drove from Houston to New Orleans and back. Apart from my eye balls popping at the sight of all the weapons on people and in shops, seeing some of the most obese people ever in my life (
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by teekert 11mo ago
Yes, the best one in this set!
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by teekert 11mo ago
Play vibe games, win vibe prizes.
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by teekert 11mo ago
If you’re looking for a link to Atlas Shrugged, there isn’t any, except for the title… and the interpretation of the sentence “Atlas Shrugged” in this piece has nothing to do with the novel.
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by teekert 11mo ago
Having a great showcase distro can be a very nice way into Linux in general. Don’t be so negative. IMHO the Linux life style also means exploring, being more aware of data/OS separation, a deeper understanding of computing in general.
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by teekert 11mo ago
Ah so it’s a usb C key that adds a Linux friendly GPU for which the drivers are in the kernel? Or it’s some gaming smoothening software. Hmm runs on tablets, so it’s an App then… that also runs on htpcs… hmmm…
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by teekert 11mo ago
In the Netherlands you just chain it to something then you’re fine. Otherwise it’s gone in 60 seconds.
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by teekert 11mo ago
It’s easier to make cross platform?
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by teekert 11mo ago
Yes same, you bump, you put iPhones on to op each other, you enable "findable by other". And still you may be messing around for minutes. Then a larger transfer starts... But fails half way for 6 times. It's the best way (if
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by teekert 11mo ago
Haha dutch guy here... Who cares? Our bedrooms have curtains! Actually living rooms usually as well, but we are reluctant in closing them I guess. Also, you'll often find patches of intransparant glass to prevent directly looking in. B
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by teekert 11mo ago
It would be subways then, not cars I suspect. At least in a city like Rotterdam (673K inhabitants) that is by far the optimal way to get around, cars are really almost useless in the city center. Here, most of the street is already reserved
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by teekert 11mo ago
Most Dutch people can afford cars, but many are on bikes (including cargo/e-bikes), about 27% of all "movements" [0]. This is because of the way our infrastructure is set up, the bike is very often optimal (special bike lanes
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by teekert 11mo ago
Cool. Once IT removed Minecraft from my company PC, I created a bootable USB key, and used it to install Linux to a USB key in another port, as if it was a normal ssd. Worked smoothly. Played a lot of Minecraft with that machine like that,
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by teekert 11mo ago
Ok, well it depends on the context then and the severity of the AIness (which I always try to reduce in the prompt, sometimes I’ll ask it to maintain my own style for example). You know maybe it is annoying for native speakers to pick up su
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by teekert 11mo ago
I doubt that very strongly and would like to talk to you again after going though 2 versions (with and without LLM) of my 25-pager to UMC management on HPC and Bioinformatics :) I understand the sentiment, even appreciate it, but there are
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by teekert 11mo ago
I guess you've never read the English of a Dutch person ;) During my PhD defense I was told I "should have checked with a native speaker." Pre-LLMs, I'd go to my American colleague and she'd mostly remove text and r
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by teekert 11mo ago
Yeah, this, but also as an adult; When you are a non-native speaker and you use AI to make things more concise and correct. The detector will go off. People may find some wording "AI-ish" (even though I replaced em-dashes with com
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The Mediating Role of Working Memory in ADHD Inattention: A Classroom Study(link.springer.com)
2 points by teekert 11mo ago|0 comments
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by teekert 11mo ago
I wonder the same thing (but with ~25 years to go). It would probably be better for my relationships. But I've heard from people doing some tests with certain medications that indeed they were able to focus and plan like never before.
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Surf (Dutch edu/research IT cooperative) test Nextcloud for partner institutions(surf.nl)
4 points by teekert 11mo ago|0 comments
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by teekert 11mo ago
Sounds familiar. I've been quite successful professionally, I have accomplished many nice things. But always in the final days/hours and under extreme pressure (ie 2 nights of no sleep to finish PhD thesis in time for print for de
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by teekert 11mo ago
It bizarre only from our world. This CEO gives a nice insight into his day to day. He lives in a completely different world. This pedo stuff has nothing to do with his priorities. So how do we make it his priority?
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by teekert 11mo ago
Well that’s nice but given my still extremely poor experiences with Airdrop between 2 iPhones, I remain somewhat skeptical.
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by teekert 11mo ago
Aren't there any moderators in those channels? I have 0 issues in the channels I am in (some podcasting channels, some tech, some FOSDEM.) I find a lot of value in Element as is, I'm glad they bothered.

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