tmikaeld

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   by tmikaeld 3y ago

   Why would Adobe pay 20$ Billion if "consumers have a choice to use other alternatives".. c'mon man.
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   by tmikaeld 3y ago

   > ..let them build an alternative.. Sure, let's just throw something together and it will work as good as something worth 20$ billion dollars..
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   by tmikaeld 3y ago

   If the company is no longer a legal entity in the country any more, I think it would be very hard to sue for it or get anything out of it.
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   by tmikaeld 3y ago

   You'd have hundreds of thousands of unused cars. But sure, replacement of sales is probable.
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   by tmikaeld 3y ago

   Makes me curious on how useful a tiny AI model based just on wikipedia would be on mobile phones. Especially if it could also cite sources.
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   by tmikaeld 3y ago

   Now that I read it again I can see that interpretation (Updated). I mean it could be bad for Swedish investments, so kind of bad?
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   by tmikaeld 3y ago

   Did I say it wasn't?
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   by tmikaeld 3y ago

   What if Tesla just pulled out of the country? Who's worst off? Sweden: - Loss of jobs, I don't know how many. (But the workers would prob. be quite bitter, they earned more with Tesla shops than standard shops) - May be bad for Sw
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   by tmikaeld 3y ago

   Here in Sweden, there's the same feel about the OKI printers. I've had a lot of clients with office and I do remote support, always recommended OKI because they just work. This is all that's needed from a printer: - 1 day del
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    This seems risky, Oracle Cloud shuts down VPS they deem to be "inactive", in other words, not under any load or traffic. This would fit that category.
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    Maybe now, but in the future?
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    Like with most serverless functions
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    Since you asked me, it was many years ago now (5+) - but it hurt. I lost a 16TB cluster to btrfs, the raid just failed for no apparent reason (this wasn't uncommon back then according to forums). And on ZFS it was a kernel bug where on
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    Same boat, while they keep shipping impressive features, I've been bitten far too many times on btrfs and zfs.
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    Maybe, personally I don't trust closed source apps like these for that reason. And when I do try them, it's with Little Snitch blocking outgoing connections.
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    Looks like they'll charge for a "Pro" version that can be used commercially. Though they'd have to confirm that, I only deducted from their ToS.
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    It's a standard clause for most apps. If a breach of the terms of conditions (such as using it for commercial purposes, like selling the software), they are allowed to launch an investigation. No where does this mention "spying&qu
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    You mean this one? https://github.com/DvorakDwarf/Infinite-Storage-Glitch
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    Ditto, been running Proxmox 15+ years and it's been rock solid. The only thing I miss is the kind of automatic deployment and network layers that Kubernetes has.
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    Another AI chip made by TSMC, they make all of them?
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    It's not a good idea to use an experimental OS in a business setting. Maybe when it's polished an somewhat audited. Also, it has very limited GPU/Hardware support.
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    TLDR; - Implementation of DWARFv5 features in the Debugger by davidkaroly to support GCC 13-generated binaries. - UI consistency improvements in Deskbar submenus and HaikuDepot, along with performance enhancements and bug fixes. - Fixes for
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    Interesting patent, the "Near Eye Wavefront Emulating Display". > "..tapered optical waveguide light emitting layer and piezoelectric-driven decentered microlens array" Sounds similar to "Magic Leap Fiber Scannin
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    The dungeons series is pretty much the same, focused on events and story. Overworld focuses more on building, micro/macro managing, exploring and combat.
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    War for the overworld[0] is not only great, it’s fantastic. I’ve played it since launch and it just kept getting better and better! The devs where and are also great with the community <3 [0] https://store.steampowered.com&#x2
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    Thanks for sharing, looks great! After watching: I really like the visual explanation in the examples, the brain, fruits, sentiments etc. It makes it easier to put into context!
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    sadface { "slug": "gpt-4", "max_tokens": 4095, "title": "GPT-4", "description": "Our most capable model, great for
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    Hm, isn't it possible to wear clothing that AI can't see?
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    What scares me more is what happens when criminals (with deep pockets) and no morals get their hands on it.
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    by tmikaeld 3y ago

    I'm currently doing ecommerce, digital, physical and services. I predict that in 5 years time, all commerce will continue to be ecommerce, digital, phsyical and services. I think we should budget accordingly fellows.