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zveyaeyv3sfye
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zveyaeyv3sfye
1y ago
> Not linking to stuff is the new normal. Maybe in certain anti-intellectual crowds. But not here. Reddit behavior shouldn't restrict you elsewhere.
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1y ago
> LSP just worked Hi, just browsing. Where are you usually having issues with LSP these days? Is it a vim issue specifically, or related to your setup? I believe LSP works across a multitude of editors by now.
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1y ago
> "in situ" is a very commonly used phrase among English speakers I would challenge the "very common" claim. But sure, the phrase is in use. Mostly not in tech, though. And you are using it wrong. If you wanted to exp
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zveyaeyv3sfye
1y ago
> in-situ I believe you mean ex situ: > By contrast, ex situ methods involve the removal or displacement of materials, specimens, or processes for study, preservation, or modification in a controlled setting, often at the cost of cont
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1y ago
Must be tough for those managers running macOS.
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zveyaeyv3sfye
1y ago
ftp support wasn't dropped from firefox until 2021.
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1y ago
Having used whisper and noticed the useless quality due to their 30-second chunks, I would stay far away from software working on even a shorter duration. The short duration effectively means that the transcription will start producing nons
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1y ago
> I would want such information accessible without having to go hunt for it. Where exactly, if not in the FM?
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1y ago
I like the idea of questioning status quo, but not so sure this makes a whole lot of sense in 2025. Meerkartor was developed to project a 3D GLOBE onto a flat surface. We already have non-meerkartor projections such as the classic globe tha
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1y ago
> Everything anyone does is harmful for someone else. That's wildly false. Prove me wrong.
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1y ago
Very cool project from the early rust game-dev era, I used to follow it while it was in development. Seems to have been dead for 5 years now, tho.
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1y ago
> Seems like nobody is theming Windows We found more fun in ricing our linux desktops :) https://reddit.com/r/unixporn
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1y ago
Like with anything LLM. It doesn't "know" anything. It simply compliess without knowing who you are talking about. And you uphold the illusion by not questioning it. All it does is produce deterministic output based on it
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1y ago
My #1 complaint about ChatGPT is how popular it is, without the merit.
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1y ago
How about we don't cater the web for the handful of companies hell bent on killing it? > I actually used AI extensively to help me write the reference implementation for AURA. So that's why. You drank the kool aid.
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1y ago
My main man, It is already IPv6 !
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1y ago
converges
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zveyaeyv3sfye
1y ago
> What the fuck bro QFT
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1y ago
Link to any open issue you are encountering so we can discuss it then.
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1y ago
> like TypeScript; which has arguably far more powerful type system than Go. "arguably". Typescript is just a thin wrapper over javascript who doesnt have these types at all.
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1y ago
It's just a uninformed hivemind comment written by someone lacking original thought. If you are interested in the merits of golang, you should listen to someone who uses it.
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1y ago
The school situation is indeed in serious problems. I just read this piece the other day with countless witnesses from teachers in the US: https://www.404media.co/teachers-are-not-ok-ai-chatgpt/
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1y ago
Not sure I want a black hole in my backyard ;-) For all it's worth, there's no need to go black hole to explain the lack of visual observation. Objects that far from a star reflect very little if any light and would appear black t
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1y ago
Increased yes, but not by a whole lot. See https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/CPU-p... and https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/C
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zveyaeyv3sfye
1y ago
It's already making us dumber. Evolution follows the path of least resistance
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1y ago
FWIW, OBS is ~150 MB, not an electron app and actually open source. https://obsproject.com/
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1y ago
> You have to understand, if user has 30 pieces of software, they have to update every day of the month. That is not a good overall user experience. That's not an user issue tho, it's a "packaging and distribution of updat
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1y ago
That's only true if everyone starts at the very same moment in time. Of course that is not reality, and it works out well in practice.
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> I've been wondering if anyone knows why there is no P2P protocol for mass live stream content in decent quality? We had torrent client/streaming video players maybe 20 years ago already. > Does anyone have knowledge on why
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zveyaeyv3sfye
2y ago
That's not how reputation works.
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