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wiether
2mo ago
When you go back in a physical book, you also put a bookmark (either an actual bookmark or one of your finger) to be able to resume reading where you were, no?
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2mo ago
YMMV but my experience tells me that the more cliché something looks, the more likely it's bad/cheap. I've never been in a cliché-looking restaurant that is actually decent. Meanwhile, the best restaurants I know have, at bes
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wiether
2mo ago
I'm sorry you keep bad memories of those times. I could be mistaken but in my case I never forced anyone to use their artistic skills, it was actually more often voluntary from them. Basically everyone was doing their part using their
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wiether
2mo ago
At least in this case I can't pretend I have some kind of super power since I knew beforehand that it was gen AI. And also it's not like I'm saying I love all the man-made posters. Or that I never been "fooled" by g
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2mo ago
> Also, it's just nostalgia I'm not sure about that. I, myself, am not skilled enough to make a nice poster, so when I needed one, I used to asked my skilled friends to do them for me. But sometimes I also purposefully
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wiether
2mo ago
The activities being perfectly aligned and normalized is the big tell here to me Idk how to express it exactly, but I don't see how a human would have come to something like this
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2mo ago
> I'm old enough to remember that people also complained about WordArt and Clipart and too many fonts etc. We basically had two kinds of posters: - those made by someone skilled/savvy (not necessarily a professional
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2mo ago
> a bit too minimalistic for my liking I was going to say the opposite: on opening a user page, half the screen is empty/with uninteresting content. Then the actual content use big font, huge spacing. You have to scroll whil
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wiether
2mo ago
My FF being in French, I was automatically served a French version and I just couldn't understand what I was reading. Each sentence unclear, no link between sentences...
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2mo ago
AirPods already do HRM and some people already put random stuff on their ears There was a trend of non-diabetic people wearing huge glucose monitoring patches on their arms I don't see how an earlobe cuff would be a deterrent for non-a
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2mo ago
I know that the current state of affairs with the AI labs bros can make the old antivirus villains look like lambs; still, I don't see how anyone would like to have anything to do with those guys.
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2mo ago
> people whose knowledge of esoteric patterns and language features was their whole identity I came across too many of those people in my career and I can't say I'm sad that LLM are taking this away from them. The worst
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2mo ago
Are you really buying and watching DVDs in 2026? I bought some complete series in DVD in the past but, even putting aside the inconvenience of having to manage discs in the player, there's the quality issue. I got my 1080p copies on th
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2mo ago
Their index being paywalled, it's not possible to answer about its content. I wanted to check if the 5 customers for which I already did a change on their Cloudflare settings today where on the list, but can't do.
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2mo ago
> for home lab testing So you're talking about a sandbox, not a prod server hosting personal data?
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2mo ago
> just giving the LLM the ssh keys and having at it. It’s pretty good. I'm mostly fine letting AI write code because its easily auditable and you can follow changes through the Git history. Whereas, it you let the AI go fre
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2mo ago
> So no fail over/redundancy? I think at minimum it should be two machines, so one can break. Do you have two instances of everything in your life? It's clear this product is intended for personal use. I guess you have
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2mo ago
Like the real ones, digital clouds can take many shapes. Sometimes it means "rented virtual resources", sometimes it means "stack of intertwined services", sometimes it means "SaaS", sometimes it means "al
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2mo ago
I did, yes. Particularly this one: https://lafibre.info/images/ovh/202202_incendie_ovh_strasbou... Only SBG1 was built from containers, it partially burnt due to its proximity to SBG2, but its SBG2, which was not
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2mo ago
> For anyone else wondering Me! Thanks for the explanations!
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wiether
2mo ago
I partially agree with the first part, but: > Oh and their "data centers" are just shipping containers that are prone to the occasional fire. AFAIK they have a very limited number of DC built reusing shipping containers,
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2mo ago
> But digging to invent a reason to hate it also doesn't seem necessary. I don't see where I expressed any kind of hate towards the device.
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2mo ago
I love my eInk displays, I love my bike head unit. But I don't see how they both fit together honestly. The pros of eInk: - low energy usage -> don't matter, current GPS units have +30 hours of battery life already - lo
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wiether
2mo ago
If they're talking about Google or Microsoft, putting more trust in the worst tech companies than in the TLD of your country seems crazy to me.
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2mo ago
I experience the exact opposite myself. Before AI, the only way I could get in the flow was by isolating myself from everything to avoid direct distractions (phone, emails, IM...) or indirect (having something else on my mind). It was somet
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2mo ago
Reading OP's analogy I was like "even him don't need this bike now..." I feel bad for him as a human, but as a cycling fan I'm glad that we'll have an interesting WC in Canada
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3mo ago
I find it terrifying
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3mo ago
As a French guy who grew up playing CS 1.6 on an AZERTY keyboard, I have a feeling that the people who made this website are either a generation above or below Millenials. Because it doesn't make sense: you don't make a website in
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3mo ago
I was about to talk about it for my fellow citizens ; clearly an awesome app! Fun fact, Bloctel, the service that was supposed to allow us to ask not to be harassed, leaked last week... https://www.universfreebox.com/article
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3mo ago
Putting aside the sycophantic wording around the orange leader and the total lack of details of how it's going to achieve what they are promising and what is actually going to happen, it's funny to see the distinction between gov
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