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by thefz 1y ago
Linux is a Swedish invention
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by thefz 1y ago
EU leads in medical innovation, civil engineering, mechanical engineering.
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by thefz 1y ago
So what, they should slurp up all the data they can?
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by thefz 1y ago
That's the effect of malicious compliance rather than the law itself
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by thefz 1y ago
> The AI industry participated in drafting the AI Act, but some companies have recently urged the EU to delay enforcement of the law, warning that the EU may risk hampering AI innovation by placing heavy restrictions on companies. Where
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by thefz 1y ago
Can't grow forever, there was going to be an inflection point at some time, story over.
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by thefz 1y ago
> This shift reflects a society aware of its declining birthrate, where children are becoming scarcer and more symbolically valuable, so institutions (like courts) may reflexively protect or favor youth-centered activity. Pretty sure no
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by thefz 1y ago
The issue I see is not with kids themselves but rather the parents, dumping them anywhere with no supervision because they need to "disconnect" doomscrolling on instagram. I played in the courtyard with neighboring kids all my inf
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by thefz 1y ago
> As a designer, I’m meant to dislike settings This is one of the worst designed websites I have ever opened
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by thefz 1y ago
Get any decent consumer grade firewall, assign static IP to appliance, block all traffic. Done.
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by thefz 1y ago
It cannot compete with millions of people glued to their pocket device for hours every day, in which they can see only what is not challenging - or reinforcing - their world view
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by thefz 1y ago
Luckily sane US senators just rejected a 10 year ban on state level AI regulation.
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by thefz 1y ago
I am not an American
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by thefz 1y ago
> Then perhaps the right should stop spending a large portion of their political messaging on trans people? Honestly, currently in a country led by the (far) right, I hear about the argument maybe once a year / 18 months at best. No
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by thefz 1y ago
Saw in /r/homelab a guy runningenterprise grade NASes with an idle power draw of 1KW. I think this is insane. Most posts on Reddit are performative, not just in the homelab sub. Over time the sub defines what is "cool" t
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by thefz 1y ago
> has been I was talking about the past.
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by thefz 1y ago
Of course excellent OpenGL products exist (ID software is the worst example because they were... geniuses), but from the developer point of view, DirectX was the full package.
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by thefz 1y ago
Game customers are on Windows because DirectX has been superior to OpenGL - development wise - for what, 30 years?
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by thefz 1y ago
Bah, leaving out .NET like this is ignorance, considering the amount of custom applications every company has written on it. RAD was a game changer and I think you don't know the extent and penetration of .NET in the enterprise
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> It's just maximal profit extraction which turns everything into crap. Welcome to capitalism, it enshittifed hospitality (among anything else it touched)
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by thefz 1y ago
Honestly been using it daily since I discovered it, great tool. Thanks.
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by thefz 1y ago
Personally can't take seriously anything written by someone with an anime avatar
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> I tend to see Apple’s paper as an excuse for not having competitive products. Until they will manage to, then claim they invented AI
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by thefz 1y ago
Eh, install something else?
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> I want to deal with and understand the minutia of what I am doing, I got into programming, database bothering, and infrastructure kicking, because I enjoyed it, enjoyed learning it, and wanted to do it A million times yes. And we live
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by thefz 1y ago
I learned C# first then async/await then the TPL then MVVM by banging my head against the problems I had to solve. I still retain the knowledge to this day because I had to think long and hard and test a lot, prototype and verify. Havi
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by thefz 1y ago
This piece makes a lot of assumptions. > We don’t know what keeping moderately elevated testosterone levels does to someone, and my guess is that on net it’s positive. TRT has wild side effects, including gynecomastia and shrinking of th
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by thefz 1y ago
I don't do either
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by thefz 1y ago
You can't really re-circulate the same water or else it needs to be cooled again, and dumping it back will destroy wildlife. Fishes especially are very sensitive to temperature swings in the water.
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It's a cost-benefit discussion, should we really boil the oceans so you can show yourself as a Ghibli cartoon to your friends and be relevant for 3 minutes?

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