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by ziml77 2y ago
The 4090 already seemed positioned as a card for consumer AI enthusiast workloads. But this $1000 price gap between the 5080 and 5090 seems to finally cement that. Though we're probably still going to see tons of tech YouTubers making
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by ziml77 2y ago
Or some of us have opinions that are complex enough to both despise Meta and think that this post is poorly framed.
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by ziml77 2y ago
You're fighting way harder on this than I would, but I do agree that the title had me imagining being served an ad where I'm using the product being sold to me. Ads already are trying to make you think you'd be happy or popul
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by ziml77 2y ago
2 years before PayPal bought Honey. It's possible that the extension was fine at the time. Even if it had always been hijacking the referral codes, I wouldn't consider that a scam from the perspective of the users.
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by ziml77 2y ago
As someone who lives in the NYC area I feel the same about Dominos. It's different from what I really consider pizza, but sometimes it's exactly what I want and that's totally fine.
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by ziml77 2y ago
Are there any reasonable attacks against AES-GCM-256 where the key is a mix of a randomly generated 128-bit key and a password? If not then I have no concerns about an attacker cracking my 1Password database.
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by ziml77 2y ago
Oh I see my confusion. I misunderstood how the APC fit in. Now it makes sense why specifically an exception was problematic.
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by ziml77 2y ago
They brought the impact on themselves by having the remaster be a rebuild of the crappy mobile port. One of the most well known games ever and they treated it like trash. Digital Foundry did a video back when it released detailing the probl
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by ziml77 2y ago
This could still happen without exceptions though, right? The flow is more explicit without exceptions, but returning an error code up the stack would have the same effect of causing the memory that select() is referencing to possibly be us
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by ziml77 2y ago
I've got tons of keyboards as well, and despite just weeks ago getting the new Wooting keyboard am likely to get another. You don't really know if you like a board until you use it for a while. Like, I thought the near-TKL design
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by ziml77 2y ago
Yes! Please fail if a feature tells me its on by default but it can't be enabled for whatever reason. Otherwise I need to hope that, among all the output of the configure script, I didn't miss anything about the script choosing to
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by ziml77 2y ago
Maybe Bluesky needs to ask a few questions the first time a new user looks at the discover feed to prime it for them. Personally I'd prefer if there was no default algorithmic feed but I know that just doesn't work. People will cr
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by ziml77 2y ago
I feel like this article slapped a bunch of possible solutions together just for the sake of having a list, rather than to actually consider what might be a good idea. So if there's any fans of basketball here, I'd be interested i
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by ziml77 2y ago
Not just for getting talent, but also so people can feel closer to the sport. There's more of a connection when the game you're playing casually is the same as the game that you're watching the really skilled people play.
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by ziml77 2y ago
I think it makes some sense when you are working in a language that provides no mechanisms for automatically calling cleanup functions on exiting a scope (i.e. C). But otherwise, early returns are much clearer in most cases.
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by ziml77 2y ago
That's how Google documents their handling of it: https://developers.google.com/time/smear
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by ziml77 2y ago
When someone says "this" they are basically pointing at a comment and saying "this is what I think too". "So much" is applied to intensify that. So, yes, it's a strong assertion of agreement with the comme
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by ziml77 2y ago
Being in group #1 does not mean that I want to interact with every system at the lowest possible levels. I want to interact in ways that fit how I work, not to fit how I work to the ways the system works. > "git is dead, new king i
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by ziml77 2y ago
> The creator owns the copyright, expect for in works for hire. The exception is actually more narrow than it sounds too. Work for hire requires that the work be made as part of employment or that the work was both commissioned for a han
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by ziml77 2y ago
This is the first summary of Jujutsu that has made me truly want to give it a try. I had it on my radar as something to check out but never felt motivated to because it seemed like I was going to have to put a lot of effort into changing my
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by ziml77 2y ago
I don't even bother clicking on Forbes links anymore. Opinion pieces are fine but it seems like Forbes is entirely being used for the legacy of its name to make random blogs sound authoritative and respectable.
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by ziml77 2y ago
For anyone who hasn't seen what this comment is referencing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKorP55Aqvg
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by ziml77 2y ago
This is something really annoying about simple error codes. Sure they're lightweight but how the hell am I supposed to know the problem with my input when all the error information I get is "The parameter is incorrect"? I&#x2
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by ziml77 2y ago
I've seen images representing what light looks like with an astigmatism and that's absolutely what I see. Always been like that for me but I've never had glasses. If I ever get a car again I might have to see about getting a
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by ziml77 2y ago
> because it can't name Rothschild family members Are you sure about that? https://chatgpt.com/share/675aef07-70a0-8006-848e-51625ac413...
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by ziml77 2y ago
They claim to be independent and I've never gotten the sense that any specific AV product is favored in their testing. I realize they could be biased or taking money while pretending they're not, but that's a tough thing to p
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by ziml77 2y ago
AV Comparatives does testing every few months of performance impact of various AV software and Defender has never scored great there. Third party AV options have always done better while having the same or better scores in protection tests.
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by ziml77 2y ago
4th paragraph says that Discovery bought it in 2007.
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by ziml77 2y ago
Interesting. I've been running my 4K monitor at 240Hz with HDR enabled for months and haven't had any issues with Display Stream Compression on my 4080.
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by ziml77 2y ago
That mechanic is so creative. I love the gave but it's hard to describe what's so great about it to others without also revealing that brilliant mechanic which is really fun to encounter for the first time without expecting it.

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