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utopiah
9mo ago
> Why not just a tar with all the docs? How big are they? A couple MB? fabien@debian2080ti:~$ du -sh /usr/share/man/ #all lang 52M /usr/share/man/ Yep... in fact there are already a lo
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9mo ago
Ah, I actually did something similar years ago. I basically hashed individual pages of my wiki and I think I published the hash of hashes on the Blockchain. Anyway I didn't need it and stop maintaining that system but definitely intere
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9mo ago
On RentAHuman.ai by Alexander Liteplo
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9mo ago
Sounds like mafia marketing.
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9mo ago
Exactly, but that's outdated, what's the current equivalent?
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9mo ago
It's been about 6 years so I doubt it. If they do though then I won't update and won't buy the next model. I can imagine them doing it for a new model for already sold one that'd be a first. FWIW if you really want owner
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9mo ago
Tinkered with RM1, have RM2 then RMPPro since they are out. If you care about colors, do NOT buy that or any other e-ink devices IMHO. The colors are washed out. If you NEED colors in some situations (e.g. reading research papers with impor
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9mo ago
Yep, my notes https://fabien.benetou.fr/Tools/Eink#remarkable on the topic.
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9mo ago
Bit late reMarkable is running Linux and the community is providing tools like https://github.com/ddvk/rmfakecloud
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9mo ago
"If you've got nothing to hide, you've got nothing to fear" Eric Schmidt - Google CEO in 2009 193 files for Eric Schmidt according to https://www.wired.com/story/epstein-files-tech-elites-gates-...
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9mo ago
Takes literally minutes to setup with Webtop (assuming you are familiar with Docker/Podman https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-webtop/ ) , nothing to install on the thin client, the stock browser is eno
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9mo ago
Indeed, actions leaves traces, including the action of deleting data. It takes a LOT of expertise to be able to delete something without leaving a trail behind, if that's even feasible without going to extraordinary length.
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9mo ago
> great for micropayments globally My personal Website supported WebMonetization (details https://webmonetization.org ) for more than 5 years already so no need to convince me about that, I agree. I also believe one could jus
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9mo ago
I fail to see the use case where it's useful. I understand how it works and what it might enable but typically I want to cherry pick my API because I trust the source and their pricing (as here we are covering only paid for services).
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9mo ago
To people claiming a physical raid is pointless from the point of gathering data : - you are thinking about a company doing good things the right way. You are thinking about a company abiding by the law, storing data on its own server, havi
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9mo ago
Pre-processed food consumer complains about not cooking anymore. /s ... OK I guess. I mean sorry but if that's revelation to you, that by using a skill less you hone it less, you were clearly NOT thinking hard BEFORE you started u
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9mo ago
Ironic that it's OpenAI that stopped the trend.
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AI genius discover brute forcing... what a time to be alive. /s Like... bro that's THE foundation of CS. That's the principle of The bomb in Turing's time. One can still marvel at it but it's been with us since the
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9mo ago
It's quite a safe case if you maintain provenance because there is a ground truth to compare to, namely the untranslated paper.
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9mo ago
SteamDeck, System76, Pine64, Slimbook, Tuxedo, etc there are PLENTY of Linux devices to buy in all form factors. Source : I'm using at least 2 of these and use Linux on my desktop daily, for years. Spent maximum 15min total caring abou
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9mo ago
> Doing ANC properly is very complicated. It’s much harder than taking the input from a microphone, inverting the signal, and feeding it into the output. There’s a lot of computation that needs to be done continuously. Neat, any recommen
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9mo ago
Wrong title, if it's "File System Access API (still Chrome-only as far as I can tell)" then it should read "A browser is the sandbox". At the risk of sounding obvious : - Chrome (and Chromium) is a product made and
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9mo ago
Shouldn't the EU then escrow keys?
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9mo ago
Was using them just this morning. I've been using them since they are out. Great device but battery is quite limited, ~2hrs top with ANC on.
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9mo ago
So the share is 0%? I have a hard time imagining that but OK, any source I can read on the topic please?
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9mo ago
Isn't it included in "Non tech stocks?"?
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9mo ago
I'd be curious how many of the design and verification (using computer vision) tools used at TI and Intel rely on on farms of stock GPUs thus chips still made in Taiwan. They might have in house chips just for such part of their workfl
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9mo ago
Jets, tanks, drones and data centers for intelligence services, even design, are full of electronics but what's the share of those not made in Taiwan?
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9mo ago
My tinkerings https://mastodon.pirateparty.be/@utopiah/115332958192905605 so SpacemiT K1 8 core on BananaPi https://docs.banana-pi.org/en/BPI-F3/BananaPi_BPI-F3
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9mo ago
But then again what won't? Non tech stocks?
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