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1y ago
Firefox: address bar is 2px too high? Garbage. Chrome: eavesdrops on everything? This is fine.
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1y ago
Sentiment analysis by small models is quite bad. I haven't tried grammar correction, but I imagine it will perform better in English than in e.g. German.
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1y ago
For checking? Just a lookup on disk (no db, just a large list with a custom index, then binary search in the retrieved block). Decoding anything was slow, and in-core was basically out of the question [1]. Caching was important, though, sin
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1y ago
And then we'll return to Java Beans and ugly, inflexible text layout, isn't it?
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1y ago
I know it's a joke, but it's funny because it's (somewhat) true. To add to the confusion, sometimes one of them gets abbreviated "authn". That is so unhelpful.
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1y ago
It could be this: https://blog.cloudflare.com/russian-internet-users-are-unabl...
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1y ago
> What makes Europe democratic control something to cherish? First, the claim is that it strengthens democratic control. I can't see how you could be against that. Second, the more, the merrier. In this case, more search indices mea
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1y ago
Especially since mice are not really perfect models for humans. For starters: these mice were "12 to 24 months of age", whereas your typical Alzheimer patient is well over 30 times that. The article also links it to amyloid plaque
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1y ago
> Node was literally designed to be good for one thing - backend web service development. I don't think it was, at least not originally, But even if it was, that doesn't mean it actually is good, and certainly not for all cases
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1y ago
> If anything I would encourage the V8 team to go farther with this. That feels the wrong way to go. I would encourage the people that have this problem to look elsewhere. Node/V8 isn't well suited to backend or the heavier com
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1y ago
That moment was when one of Satan's little helpers whispered into the ear of a PR officer: "you're misunderstood; you only have to communicate it better."
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1y ago
My experience is that it does produce low quality code. Perhaps I tried some unusual stuff, but the other day, I had a simple problem in JavaScript: you have an image, add a gray border around it, and keep it within given width/height
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1y ago
When they started building cathedrals they knew they weren't going to see it finished. They did it anyway. That's the point.
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1y ago
There's a lot more money in basketball, though. And money is the number 1 incentive. Growth hormones might be used.
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1y ago
Funny, but a bit too easy, I think. At least, I got a warning when I made an error (my only one), which makes light work of progress. The fact that I had only one error is an indication of the ease (I'm not a native speaker of English)
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1y ago
The only thing such keyboards are good for is transposing, and this one doesn't even help for all transpositions, only half of them. So you can learn something in one key, and then pretty easily play it in one of 5 other keys (note tha
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1y ago
For me, "Pari Intervallo" is also a highlight. It's very simple in conception, just like his other works, and uses the tintinnabulli style in a slow canon with (as the title says) fixed intervals very effectively. It wasn
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1y ago
What do you expect to run on them then? I run 3 user facing services plus their test environments plus the database on the same 8GB server, and half of the memory is free. The database takes about 10GB (growing slowly). There's also a
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1y ago
Because the whole system is quite resilient and self-repairing, and probably requires a great deal of consistency between the various genes? Aging is quite fundamental to life, and a "bug" in that area would almost certainly cause
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1y ago
Was it Anon again? My God, she's everywhere.
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1y ago
Apparently, the red flags also include "has ghosted me" and "is married." Now, those are valid reasons to not date someone, but it's not safety. Safety is just the excuse, just like it is in so many other cases. It&
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1y ago
I rate it macOS > Windows > Linux. iOS is pretty good too, mobile Windows wasn't. But I'm only experiencing Linux graphically on a rather old monitor or through a terminal emulator, and macOS and Windows on a nice monitor, s
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1y ago
They say no press is bad press, but for a privacy-sensitive app, no press seems preferable.
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1y ago
You're absolutely right. The article claims you can't define pornography by deliberately choosing a few borderline examples, and pretending that's all there is. It's simply not a good way to discuss the online safety act
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1y ago
It doesn't matter how you organize thoughts, it's about how other people read your text, and AI has fucked up our perceptions. First your praise the talk. That sounds AI like. LLMs are trained in the annoying American way of start
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1y ago
You're connecting something you dislike to a linguistic phenomenon based on a shared link to a concept. You could just as well argue that we shouldn't use names, because all people need to be treated the same. Removing gender from
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1y ago
When you read it, keep in mind it's from 2018. Otherwise it looks as if Tang was 7 or so when he started to work on the problem. In reality, he already was 17 (*). (*) yes, I know that it still very precocious.
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I had difficulty understanding what irked me about the comment, but indeed, that's it. The mix of superficiality, congeniality, and random details sound like an AI response. However, I don't think it is. But AI surely fucks up our
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Ladybird is at least 5 years, but probably a decade away from being able to compete with Firefox, Chrome and Safari, if it ever gets there. You cannot just reach the same level of completeness, resilience, and performance without a lot of
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1y ago
The first alert made the phones vibrate (or people touching them), which got falsely detected as an earthquake.
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