tomjen3

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by tomjen3 3y ago
I was testing why we go some wrong information from a database and hand writing some SQL. It didn't work and the issue was not immediately obvious, so I pasted it into chat gpt with a very carefully chosen prompt and it told me immedia
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Jesus that’s unbelievable. How do you not just read your legislation and what can we sneak into Australian law without them watching?
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The first part of the book is super slow and boring, but it does get much better later on and what they setup is necessary for the story.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
I read Cryptonomicon, then the Baroque Cycle, then Cryptonomicon (or a long period of years) which has nice tie-ins to each other. However I disliked Reamde enough that I didn't start Fall. Is it better?
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Yes. Protect document and then select limit formatting to a selection of styles. Can’t remember the exact name of the checkbox.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
I am still not entirely sure what they are protesting. So I am going to assume the usual: climate. And lots of yelling about the rich, of course. Because that is easy. Providing actual working solutions are much harder, so you can't ge
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by tomjen3 3y ago
At some point Netflix started to compress really dark scenes to be bands instead of gradients - which wouldn't have been that much of an issue, but it also happened when the movies started to do a lot more with dark scenes.
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by tomjen3 3y ago
I was watching Netflix family Robinson but in space and stopped after an episode that was basically and ad for oreos. Product placement can be done well, but 90% of everything is crap.
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I switched to Apple because putting so much personal information on a device owned by an advertising agency is not a good choice.
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And artist could choose not to use labels, if they figured they would make more money that way. So the critique should be aimed at labels, not Spotify.
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>businesses that NEED to reach people who happen to be using Apple devices. Why the flying fuck should I care that a business is so desperate to need to reach me?
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Accepting packages that are part of an established connection are a standard option form IP table configurations. And if you want to do something like host a minecraft server on your computer that you can then let your friends access (and o
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>Many people had a hard time moving and clicking at the same time, and “double-clicking” was a skill one had to learn There is never any reason to bother worrying about double clicking. It is just a shortcut to select the default interac
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That will depend on how easy it is to get visas to countries with more desirable regulations. As for the other point, I still don't think Anthropic is available in the EU. Bard wasn't available at launch either.
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There is an actual market for buying IPv4s, meanwhile you can get millions of IPv6 addresses for free. This means that connecting the next billion will be much cheaper if they don't have to compete with companies with far more money. S
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Its not just that - if we want to be competitive then it should be possible for a hacker to offer a new type of idea and let the world try it out - perhaps a decentralized web, or planet scale IPFS, or something that yet only exists in the
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I probably wouldn't want to use an open source project without builds (unless it was trivial to build, such as a node project with npm). Not saying anybody have to provide me with anything, just pointing out the obvious.
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This really needs to be an EU-wide thing, and a lot sooner. Two years till it becomes illegal to offer something on IPv4 for the general public and not offer it on IPv6, two more years and no ISP may route IPv4. Also no ISP NAT bullshit. A
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You don't need to use AI to create an illustration of Biden fucking a horse (or whatever), it is simply easier and faster. And the problem isn't that people can't see what is the truth, it is not that hard to get right. Peopl
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It does further down say that you need a windows server even for development purposes. What I missed was that it only applied to windows server images. Also the exception only seems to apply for development and testing services and, for som
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Its extremely poorly marketed, since I looked up the MS documentation when I wrote that comment and it only still only said windows server. Still unless it works on Win10 home, it won't be the default way to install software for window
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I have developed the a super effective prompt that saves me a ton of time working with SQL: What is wrong with this code? Assume the tables exists. And then I don't have to spend the time to find out that I placed the join after the wh
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by tomjen3 3y ago
The main problem, I think, with Windows containers is that they are only really supported on Windows Server - which most developers don't have access to. You can run them through Docker Desktop, but then why not just run the same conta
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Honestly I don't see Google having any killer feature left. The next killer feature is AI to do search, which MS is doing, but Google is failling at so hard they had to fiddle with their own demo. Why do a web search to hope to get ans
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I had the idea to do a 1 dollar donation and then see the campaign getting flagged for illegal campaign contributions, but that is probably illegal for me as well. (non-us based not us citizen)
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Yeah but unfortunately it is very compatible with social conservatives and certain extreme christians who want to make it as hard as possible for adults to access porn as well, ideally banning it. Thats not possible to do, so they go and at
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99c on iTunes and later streaming on Groveshark killed mp3 sharing. Spotify cleaned up the legalities of it, but they weren't (and still are not) innovating.
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Lets encrypt makes sense in a world where you have pet servers and can install random software like certbot and keep them running for years. In a world of containerized and immutable cattle servers its not a good solution. Especially not wh
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> get paid for tasks, not hourly That would be a problem for a huge number of lawyers in the US.
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Thats not that different from Java, C# and loads of other compiled languages. Sure images there are called "dll" og "Class" files, but in practice you have to ship a runtime to run them (C# can compile to standalone nati

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