vzaliva

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by vzaliva 11mo ago
common theme: tiled layout, terminals, minimum fancy decorations.
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by vzaliva 11mo ago
Let me be blunt: this looks like a tantrum. Bugs exist, and they're sometimes fixed more slowly than we'd like, but given the size of the GitHub ecosystem this is probably just one of many outstanding bugs. Blaming AI is baseless
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by vzaliva 11mo ago
So basically the brain has "firmware" we're born with, as well as the "software" we install as we grow. Sounds a bit like Chomsky's Universal Grammar.
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by vzaliva 11mo ago
The lack of native Microsoft Outlook support was one of the reasons I've abandoned Thunderbird. However, it is still not enough for me to come back. Sadly, corporate life is often organised around email and calendaring. All these endle
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by vzaliva 11mo ago
In the academic programming languages research community, the term "transpiler" is barely used. For example, Google Scholar search for "transpiler" yields just 3200 results, compared to ~1.4M for "compiler".
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by vzaliva 11mo ago
Is it me or the linked article seems to be heavily co-authored by AI. The cadence is very monotonic and dull.
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by vzaliva 1y ago
For those of us who do not access Thread, if there is a copy elswere we can read?
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by vzaliva 1y ago
I want to make a report to to US Department of Justice Antitrust Report Online and US Federal Trade Commission: Antitrust Complaint as suggested but I will appreciate some guidance on the wording. Could anyone share a sample?
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by vzaliva 1y ago
It is similarly unsulting to read an ungrammatical blog post full of misspelings. So I do not subscribe to the part of your argument "No, don't use it to fix your grammar". Using AI to fix your grammar, if done right, is the
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by vzaliva 1y ago
This is the right direction - the only way to go about fake images and video is digital signatures. Phone camera should be able to do this as well. Then we can have signatures of software used for processing them (on top) cerityfing what ch
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by vzaliva 1y ago
A lot of these scripts could be just shell aliases.
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by vzaliva 1y ago
It sounds from the page that it is Android-source-code specific. Why? Could this work with any source code base?
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by vzaliva 1y ago
In view of this disclosure I am even more dissapointet T-mobile satellite service (via starlink) does not support Signal messenger.
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by vzaliva 1y ago
it requiers subscripiton to Apple ecosystem: closed hardware iPhone, closed-source iOS, app store blessing to distribute. :) Could you do an Android version to alleviate some of these hurdles? P.S. Do not mean do diminish your achievemen
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by vzaliva 1y ago
I can see this as a hardened VPN in a mission-critical deployment, which could not be as easily compromised as a software stack.
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by vzaliva 1y ago
Locked app store was my primary reason staying away from iPhone. Now, this is gone. It also open door for censorship, like disabling ICE-tracking or other politically inconvenient apps. This is a terrible decision for Android and for our fr
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by vzaliva 1y ago
It should be noted that cesium dating works for counterits produced in last ~60 years (or less) as Cesium-137 half-life of about 30 years.
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by vzaliva 1y ago
bifacial panels indeed produce more electricity. but does it justify the cost increase? simply speaking if bifacial panels cost 2x, do they produce anything close to 2x electricity?
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by vzaliva 1y ago
The reason may be that the intended audience was the readers of his professional blog. He propoably prepared a more personal one for close friends and family.
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by vzaliva 1y ago
He could have asked GPT to find prior mentions or inspirations for this idea...
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by vzaliva 1y ago
My academic twitter migrated to Mastodon. Most my colleagues from different universities who used to be on Twitter are there now and I do not miss not being on X. There are even servers run by organizations like ACM (Association of Comput
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by vzaliva 1y ago
Not true. It quantifies publications in top conferences. These are highly competitive, and you cannot just publish any junk there. If the site were to measure ANY publications, then it would be indeed skewed, as you suggested.
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by vzaliva 1y ago
Be cautious with university rankings. Universities can be assessed by research, student satisfaction, teaching quality, cost, accessibility, or by specific fields. Some excel in computer science, others in medicine or the humanities. A sing
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by vzaliva 1y ago
Tell me you are from USSR without telling me :) Also tell me you are super-conservative, clinging to ossifed replica of a tool from 1986. P.S. Compare to some other tools from old times, e.g. `vi`. It was wastly modernized as `vim` and stil
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by vzaliva 1y ago
That just means it is not limited to "top-level" domains. example.foo.com is a domain as foo.com, com.
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by vzaliva 1y ago
Why "suffix"? They are tehnically domains?
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by vzaliva 1y ago
May I use to read books (epubs?). I am not carrying another device, but it could replace my Kindle.
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by vzaliva 1y ago
I am sympathetic to the motivation for forking CoMaps, but their website, aside from a few vague statements, does not give me any reassurance that they are better governed. Who are these people (names)? How are they incorporated, and where?
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by vzaliva 1y ago
The idea of Framework laptops sounds great! But I’m wondering: has anyone done an economic analysis comparing buying a Framework laptop a few years ago and gradually upgrading it, versus buying a similar popular brand laptop and just upgrad
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by vzaliva 1y ago
I was living in Kyiv at the time of the accident, and later I worked for the Ministry of Chernobyl (a special government ministry created to deal with the aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster). I assisted groups of international researchers

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