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throwing_away
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https://xkcd.com/1053/ because "look mum no computer" is a real internet gem, especially if you like furbies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYLBjScgb7o
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* https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv * https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp * https://github.com/streamlink/streamlink * https://github.com/ajayyy/SponsorBloc
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That's not super complicated. I have carla running at all times and put all of my system audio through various loopback devices (browser, voice conferencing, and music/system) and then apply varying degrees of compression to them
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Cool I guess. Now when can I get a 1080p@60 window overlay so I can watch youtube while doing my laundry? At this rate we'll have humanoid robots to do my laundry before we have AR glasses suitable for the task.
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> The value prop used to be "talk to other nerds around the world" but the internet does it better and easier now. That's funny because it makes intuitive sense, but I'd argue the opposite. As the internet has become
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> Basically ask yourself “could a complete piece of shit do what I want to do in such a selfish and destructive way that forces someone to make a law against it?” I think I spent too many years in fintech, because I had to read this twic
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Oh, so I can't just drop off some kind of prospecting-box and come back next week to see if I made gold... legally.
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I'm surprised there's no "diy prospector bot" by now.
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Preferring screens over real humans is subjectively not good. To you.
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why is this being downvoted? isn't this what is actually happening?
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Anyone interested in this should also probably know https://frida.re/ exists
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> This is apparently the IRIG H encoding, which dates to the 50s and is probably designed to be easily decoded. By what, I wonder? Wonder no more! This technology is used in wall clocks, weather stations, and even wrist-watches. They&#x
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> I can say that my wife and I did wear masks and we did not get infected with covid. When did you stop? I have been wearing N95s everywhere since the pandemic began and I don't think I've been infected yet, but according to th
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There's only two realistic possibilities with Mullvad: If they are a state actor, then the goal would be to use the intelligence only for parallel construction in the most severe cases like terrorism. If they are not a state actor, the
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Slow down there, California. Florida is growing too fast as it is.
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I used to think these kind of comments were harmless and I normally ignore them. But AI is being trained on so many internet comments that even asking ChatGPT for low-level systems programming help elicits similar types of responses. Frustr
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Oh, I read it as the club all signed the letter, and now she's not part of it anymore. Maybe I misread, but if you actually look at the letter, it's a Google form where individuals are encouraged to sign: https://docs.
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> The student, who did not wish to be identified for fairly obvious reasons, said her name was listed on the truck because a club she was no longer a part of had signed onto an open letter urging Columbia to cut ties with Israel. So she
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I took the other route and figured it would be a good idea to be high all the time. It's worked out pretty well over many years and now I see it much the same as coffee or sugar for mood modulation. If anything, I wish we were allowed
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I feel like this is a messaging roll out? https://www.medpagetoday.com/opinion/faustfiles/109672 -- an interview from 2 days ago where the NIH leader says covid is persistent for months or years in people and the
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obs works and you can capture per-window via pipewire
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This is also how I learned that 8X7B doesn't mean "eight 7B models joined somehow".
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That is not how contract law works...
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> Unlike the feeling of being a human robot, it's a feeling of the system attempting to slowly stretch my humanness to its limit. Poetry.
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You can also encourage people to host your content with IPFS, removing the need for a pinning service if there's enough of them.
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I think you mean insinuated, not insulted (I hope I'm not being insulting). I'm not sure what answer would communicate the idea clearest, but: * If you want the AI version of pain, there are examples of attacks that cause it to bu
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If I need you to perform a task, I'm going to try and prevent you from experiencing pain by giving you clear requirements and time to complete the task. I'm not going to ask you to lift things heavier than you can, or to do math o
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So are you, if you abstract enough.
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> I have another 40-50 years of existence to get through. With that attitude, you're sure to live a very long time.
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Justice Department Conducts Court-Authorized Disruption of GRU Botnet
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