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1y ago
may it explode on/in the launching pad/pod each time.
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1y ago
imho good riddance, but lots of people used it. it'd be all sorts of crazy to let local files just be local files though. new generation of devs are vaping kool aid.
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1y ago
I realize now that Gigglebet is purposely fucking up Internet for everyone, and is paying unsuspecting chumps princely sums to do so. To kill the thing they say they love. Chrome is to Web what Teams is to Chat. Bad job guys.
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1y ago
Livigent offers a wide suite of packet filtering solutions..
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1y ago
I don't think I ever saw a legitimate warning, EVER. I push past SSL warnings EVERY DAY to manage infra.
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1y ago
unless I am misunderstanding, this would allow you to hide the app from sharing settings, so that others don't see you are e.g. reading the quran (where otherwise they may have not known) and has nothing to do with whether or not you h
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1y ago
I'm posting this here specifically for the audience: blocking ads is OK. Product managers offer no value add to development.
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1y ago
Jeep parts and frames and cabs are plentiful in the right circles, you can still build out a good wrangler (2.4 or 2.5 or 3L) for less money than a new car, and know your computer is planted firmly under the driver's seat and not conne
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1y ago
are you interested in giving a talk/presentation about this
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1y ago
sure, just dip it in water first
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1y ago
oh okay so it's fine for a multinational conglomerate to steal flagrantly and profit at the various stages of theft they themselves enable.
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1y ago
I wonder if Irish employees were being let go for not enforcing content moderation dictated by the borg party. Ireland also goes by euro laws where employees have right to quit but employers must have fair grounds to fire.
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1y ago
How did you get fireship to narrate? (more seriously, the timing on the playback does not seem to account for load time, audio may start a couple words in if not instantly loaded)
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1y ago
Generate something you like the style of, then run it back through a vision model and ask it to describe the image without describing the subject, append that to a batch of icon descriptions, easy custom icons. (figure out transparency at t
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1y ago
russia is a tryharderist state
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1y ago
The writing was on the wall by 2015-2017, earlier still if you're the smart/attentive type.
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1y ago
this is maybe the most accidentally insightful post I have seen on HN. Or satire so sharp it cuts in line.
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1y ago
Can easily be replaced with a 24GB one, drop-in upgrayyed like ram. brought to you by carl's jr.
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1y ago
sounds like someone was never a foursquare mayor :) pokemon go was a notable example that got people out of the house (and sometimes into adventure..)
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1y ago
Stop giving boring ass essay assignments. Forest, trees.
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1y ago
It CAN be used to give you a WHOLE new experience without any additional hassle! But it WILL be used to lock you out of your $85 instead.
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1y ago
> Let’s use 192.168.140.255 as an example. That’s an IPv4 address that people would look at and go “yes, that sure is an IPv4 address.” How else can we write that exact same address? > This is the same IP address: 3232271615. You get
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2y ago
The native keyboard shortcuts
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2y ago
It was probably always a game. Explaining the difference between downloading the weights and using the website hosted in china is beyond our collective scope of interest/attention, and that's probably a bit worrying. The Crown wou
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2y ago
As opposed to inference (like generating text and images), training requires some more math (fp16 or bf16) and a single CPU generally won't cut it. The prepare/train/generate instructions in the github linked are pretty much
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2y ago
Everyone must keep in mind that the asian continent had a long issue with communism, and although it's almost extinguished, we should still be very careful about it, like a staph (staffing?) infection almost. Also lets not forget Chi
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2y ago
> Perhaps that's an age thing Sorry for your loss. It's a false sense of urgency thing. The kids just grow calloused to it, culminating in e.g. completely ignoring the door bell. I had a friend that decided to essentially go of
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2y ago
Doing this all by hand shows immense skill, but printing directly onto manilla folders is talent and ingenuity.
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2y ago
lollllllllllllllll here's $2.49 off a thing you're maybe likely to buy tho
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I see, it's my fault that listings are allowed to go up vague, and it's my fault that when I search for a specific item, since the platform already swindled a hundred thousand, I must be in line for the same. It's also my fau
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