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by topato 2y ago
Not sure VLC is balancing anything against "potential revenue"...
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by topato 2y ago
I had to triple check you were referring to Consumer Reports. Truly a prestigious publication /s
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by topato 2y ago
Well, he does have twice the amount of silver medals... And can speak the English language... Although, an AI attempting to speak with the human race entirely through an esoteric math-proofing language would be an interesting take on the wh
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by topato 2y ago
I think maybe parent comment is referring to it essentially just employing a zerg rush but with the speed and reaction time of an AI? Not 100% sure... Unrelated, iirc the starcraft functionality was an early example of generalizing a pretra
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by topato 2y ago
You seriously think Trump is more physically fit? I'd give you mentally, but avoiding having your head blown off because you gesture so wildly it's hard to get a clear shot does NOT make the man physically fit. He looks like a tra
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by topato 2y ago
Haha, he says he is European, talks about decions he's noticed from a "world stage" point-of-view, and you respond with your partisan vitrol. I'm not sure you can claim moral lapses when you've cited propogandized
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by topato 2y ago
How bizzare, I expect this from streaming services, but I suppose I never considered Audiobook distribution "gatekeeping"... Delisting from Audible must be a massive hit to any audiobook's sales numbers
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by topato 2y ago
I've never heard someone disagree with the obvious and universal concept that low wage workers prospects in the US being are a steep and multi-decade decline
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by topato 2y ago
Trying to understand China's 996 and lying flat movements, and how they coexist, (as someone from California) confuses me greatly. I also keep hearing that there is massive government overreach there, why don't they just squash th
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by topato 2y ago
Broken, asked me to pay you money, and covered the screen completely with the modal pop up; this obstruction was offering check boxes to pay you various amounts of money but with no way to advance further. Feels like you were just trying to
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by topato 2y ago
It explicitly says that the lawsuit filing showed a distinct lack of understanding by the University of what LLMs are/how they work.
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by topato 2y ago
That is a wild accusation. I need to install a nightly of Kate and give it another chance, if it's truly as good as you say. Np++ is starting to annoy me, with it's constant reopening of like 50 files every time it's started
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by topato 3y ago
And Noozhawk's almost Fark clone design when it first launched was pretty good, I'm not such a fan of what it's become. And it feels like their reporting has gotten a lot more focused on north county, rather than the city of
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by topato 3y ago
Good. I trust people who lie about their education and exceed the expected ability of a BA, vs. the huge amounts of barely articulate and completely disinterested CS graduates entering the workforce as of late
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by topato 3y ago
All Vypr obfuscation options pass. I'm surprised more people don't use VyprVPN, but then again, it's professional options are limited. I.e. surfshark's ability to choose specific data centers and IPs.But I bought 5 years
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by topato 3y ago
An excellent detective novel as well. Loved it in high school.
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by topato 3y ago
One could argue that the information page you're profiling is designed for maximum attention grabbing, and is for an OS that is based on containers, development, and a combination of the two. If you're primarily a kuberbetes dev i
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by topato 3y ago
No
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by topato 3y ago
The only comment you'll ever need on this , might as well close up the other threads and turn back now.
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by topato 3y ago
But what about the companies that make the machinery that you produce software for? Shouldn't they have the right to prevent you from accessing their built hardware and force companies to get service from them directly? Obviously I don
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by topato 3y ago
I'd say it would be simple to talk type these using windows 11's redux of voice typing. Pretty damn accurate and easy to modify/variate text/options. I use it all the time to make tech/engineering blog posts, faster
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by topato 3y ago
4 over the speed limit is definitely the safe zone in California, although having an 11-99 license plate frame still gets you more leeway. I remember when the frames allowed you to get out of driving 90mph.... Good times.
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by topato 3y ago
Agreed, I think all native English speakers would read it as a jokey title (I know I did)
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by topato 3y ago
Can't enter any letters into the codename/pass/email prompts under android chrome, so can't get passed email prompt. Probably not the right place for bug reports though.
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by topato 3y ago
And Evoland 2 was pretty neat, if not a bit more... Strange, when it comes to transitions between gaming systems.
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by topato 3y ago
I well written comment, by an obvious true student of comedy. +1
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by topato 3y ago
Because if you're homeless, you totally want to stay somewhere with no social programs. Here in California, our Medicaid insurance is infinitely better than any private insurance. Why would you stay somewhere where you get zero help? I
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by topato 3y ago
Ah, Ive been meaning to distro hop, from Arch,t4 GG Huover to Vanilla OS or BlendOS, for the past few weeks; I can't
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by topato 3y ago
Ahhhh... This brings back sweet memories of a music theory/practical harp, grad student that I used to date. She was always able to instantly play any pop songs I requested as harp arrangements; watching someone truly play an instrume
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by topato 3y ago
Q-anon isn't a political belief. It's a collection of demonstrably false assertions that act as bastion for the conspiratorial minded and the mentally unwell.

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