totony

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by totony 5y ago
>You can absolutely contact support for MS products and they will be helpful. I used to work as a sysadmin for a Windows shop. The support was terrible (~2013). Can't say about Google though.
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by totony 5y ago
Yes, as far as i understand this is pretty simple given how dall e is made. Simple vector similarity search would work on the image embeddings (i think)
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by totony 5y ago
Undisclosed imply that it's secret/hidden. By definition, OSS software has no undisclosed functionality. You're looking for better documentation/a community contract.
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by totony 5y ago
Models are not in a vacuum, their outputs are selected and guided by humans (here captions). The human can have the deeper understand while the model has specific understanding on styles for example.
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by totony 5y ago
>undisclosed it's open source
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by totony 5y ago
>There is nobody looking to buy a condo under $1MM mark competing to purchase the 8 digit figure homes in West Vancouver. The rich people selling and buying them aren't hurting at all. The reason it's worth 8 figures is because
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by totony 5y ago
Every time I see this, I think to myself: why so much effort and discussion on such trivial matters? It's like open source is trying to emulate bureaucracy.
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by totony 5y ago
All the part timers I know in dev are hired consultants
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by totony 5y ago
>But abundant land don't explain it as in countries with even more land like Canada, housing is more expensive. Canada has a lot of land, but most of it is either unlivable or a pain to live in (due to weather).
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by totony 5y ago
It's only an issue for them because they won't add a "budget" feature. None of the cloud providers do afaik
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by totony 5y ago
IMO npm should have a "stable repo" and a "community repo" just like most distribution packagers have had for a long time.
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by totony 5y ago
>Service degradation >Time for some manual DoS
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by totony 5y ago
>This incident sets a dangerous precedent in breaking a chain of trust that today's software development heavily relies on Such precedents should be set, we shouldn't be relying on that chain of trust (as clearly demonstrated h
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by totony 5y ago
Thanks, saved me the read.
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by totony 5y ago
You can run on-demand training jobs on GCP vertex ai training. I'm not sure the price point but it's pretty useful both for development and training.
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by totony 5y ago
I have no seen that yet. Is that prevalent somewhere? Seems like a lot of effort to talk to someone as sibling says.
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by totony 5y ago
>If you actually want to help Ukraine pick up a gun and go fight. Killing people is better than inconveniencing regular folks? Even if you were of that opinion and if namecheap ceo were to do that, it would most likely have less of an ef
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by totony 5y ago
>Your reasoning is in the right spot, but the erosion of trust and the blanket nature of your decision right now is going to hurt you more than help anything. Sometimes people are willing to take a sub-optimal decision in order to uphold
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by totony 5y ago
>Your message does not make any excuses like that. You straight up equate being russian / living in russia / whatever it is with supporting the war. You fell victim to the same primitive xenophobic thinking you're claiming
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by totony 5y ago
AFAICT they can only claim it because you haven't claimed it so >which can directly relate to employment opportunities. doesn't seem right. Agreed on the copyright part of the equation, but I don't think many people take t
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by totony 5y ago
What does it matter if someone can claim your commits? Doesn't seem important imo.
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by totony 5y ago
Fair. I was saying that as a rebuttal of what i perceived is a common view (bad for normal russians = bad sanction). My intent was more in that line versus aiming to penalize citizen. But I do also believe (and it showed in my comment) that
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by totony 5y ago
I don't think that is the goal. The goal is to stop the war and prevent further escalation. Of course you should focus on the ones who have power, but they are going to use the "general population" as shields. And you don&#x2
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by totony 5y ago
If your government makes a bad decision, it affects you. That's just how it works. I'm not too familiar with history but IIRC most empires fall when they lose internal cohesion or get invaded by a bigger empire. The only alternati
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by totony 5y ago
What is the alternative?
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by totony 5y ago
This perception that ordinary people should be immune to the actions of their governments is weird. Civilian opposition to their government is what prevents unnecessary wars. It's not other's duty to fix your country. Civil unrest
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by totony 5y ago
What's the alternative? Let the nuclear power that is the most mad do whatever they want?
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by totony 5y ago
You can probably already create a repo and use Github as an oracle for security vulns. This seems like it'd be very beneficial to people for which security is a second priority (so most developers). EDIT: Although your concerns might a
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by totony 5y ago
Or perhaps most regulation is harmful to small businesses because they lack the lobbying power of the elite.
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by totony 5y ago
Who do you believe this affects more. Big corporations or small/medium businesses EDIT: to be clearer, what if this is to hinder competition? This seems like it would affect small companies disproportionally more than big ones, since s

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