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BodyCulture

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    Comment #49114972

    Everything would be perfect if only you were CEO of both companies!

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    Comment #48956394

    Let’s go there and destroy everything! Will be lots of fun and make us a lot of money!

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    Comment #48659406

    What is the state of the art regarding open source collaborative desktop publishing? Do exist any usable Wiki to Scribus workflows?

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    Comment #48618645

    Most important piece of information is in the linked Frontiers article: However, the overall capability of the chatbot to fully meet user needs received a lower average score (3.1/…

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    Comment #48474471

    This is not a problem at all as most Apple computers come with plenty of RAM and lots of disk space! We are so lucky that Apple engineers always think so differently into the futur…

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    Comment #48428931

    This is not a question of ideology or personal beliefs. It’s just a matter of fact that AI systems, especially LLMs, are not capable of producing reliable results. This is a fundam…

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    Comment #48413321

    Funny how they are publishing free advertising for X, fb, yt etc. on their website. This is telling more about the situation than any speaker at the conference will be able to do.

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    Comment #48396394

    From my pov and after using AI a lot to better understand its usefulness I see this discussion as totally misleading and irrelevant. The elephant in the room is that even the best …

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    Comment #48354237

    Why are your queries slow?

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    Comment #47821659

    Is your comment referring to this project specifically? Because the docs say: PgQue avoids that whole class of problems. It uses snapshot-based batching and TRUNCATE-based table ro…

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    Comment #47815926

    Be careful with any serious project, this software most certainly will crash and destroy your work. It crashes since many years and developers do not seem to care or are not able t…

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    Comment #47813735

    What are you using instead of pandas? Thanks!

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    Comment #47640188

    Can we study this second pipeline? Is it open so we can understand how it works? Did not find any hints about it in the article, unfortunately.

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    Comment #47610358

    Thank you very much for sharing your research results! I really appreciate your work and even more that you took time and risk exposing your findings, I wish more people did this.

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    Comment #47610280

    Distribution of the content as static html or in any other format is a very tiny aspect of managing content and mostly a solved problem for any CMS nowadays. Focusing on that minim…

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    Comment #47539417

    We need more aggressive laws to prevent privacy destroying platforms. Every person who creates a website or platform that advertises any kind of private communication but does not …

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    Comment #44804769

    Seems like it still has no official support for any kind of disk encryption, so you are on your own if you fiddle that in somehow and things may break. Such a beautiful, peaceful w…

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    Comment #42795137

    You underestimate the value of this piece of information taken at different times. It can be enough to know in which country a person was yesterday or is today.

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    Comment #42772336

    Thank you very much!

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    Comment #42762696

    Wound be great if you posted the URL to the relevant documentation for this… I guess there must be some docs about these delicate details? Thank you very much!

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    Comment #42717076

    How many people do the security code review with this process? How do they avoid piling dozens of well hidden holes when you not use a library that is publicly available and seen b…

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    Comment #42703869

    How well tested is this in combination with encryption? Is the ZFS team handling encryption as a first class priority at all? ZFS on Linux inherited a lot of fame from ZFS on Solar…

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    Comment #42703748

    You probably don’t realise how important encryption is. It’s still not supported by Proxmox, yes, you can do it yourself somehow but you are alone then and miss features and people…