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Eugr

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    Comment #41998945

    Privacy? Lots of companies do not allow using public chatbots for anything proprietary.

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    Comment #41998909

    Or better run quantized 14B or even 32B models...

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    Comment #41998756

    Would be an instant no-go for any organization or individual that values their IP. Open Source - maybe.

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    Comment #40539465

    What helps me is: 1. Taking breaks more often. 2. Using bigger monitor with bigger fonts, so I could sit further away. 3. Using Apple Vision Pro as a monitor replacement as it give…

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    Comment #39853871

    I work from home, so I like to move around the house during the day or even work outside, which is surprisingly great with AVP as there are no reflections on the screen. Also, my l…

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    Comment #39831692

    It's a very good XR headset. My primary use is to use it as a portable display, so I'm not chained to my desk all day. Also great for travel. Great to watch movies too. Since it ru…

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    Comment #39697865

    I have NReal/XReal Air, and I find them very uncomfortable. I wear glasses, so I have to use prescription inserts, so it adds to the weight. While they are not too heavy, they put …

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    Comment #39276990

    Even without the inserts and with contacts it was only marginally usable - it has a very narrow sweet spot and requires precise positioning. Not a big issue when watching movies, b…

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    Comment #39266759

    I have an Xreal Air and don't find it comfortable at all unless I'm laying down. I have to use optical inserts, and it just keeps sliding down my nose all the time. Quest 3 is vast…

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    Comment #38481498

    I remember I learned Turbo Vision and OOP in general by writing my own Turbo Vision equivalent for the graphics mode (vs. text-only). Good times!

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    Comment #35469779

    The list is too long, really.

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    Comment #35460821

    Programmers is not the only profession that has a high cost of context switching. Scientists, lawyers, engineers, writers - pretty much anyone doing intellectual work would underst…

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    Comment #35147956

    If you already have people maintaining self-hosted or cloud environments, adding GitLab to the mix would not cost anything extra. We self-hosted GitLab instance for many years at m…

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    Comment #33412055

    Not only that, but Turbo Pascal was very efficient as a linker too, linking only library code that was actually used in the program, as opposed to Turbo C/C++ that would link the e…

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    Comment #33372571

    I use MyScript Nebo on my iPad for note taking and it works great. The handwriting recognition is impressive!

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    Comment #32186060

    It looks good on the wall, has a bright large display that lights up when you approach and intuitive enough for non-techies to operate. Also it can be installed without a common wi…

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    Comment #31745447

    Tesla is a nice road trip car... until it isn't. Supercharging times are OK, especially if you have kids. Sometimes it's not even enough for a proper potty+food break and you have …

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    Comment #28940911

    ... and one of the biggest Lufthansa training facilities is in Arizona, where they train in 100LL burning Cirri (used to be Beech Bonanzas).

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    Comment #28934954

    There is no cost of using an airport runway, at least in the US...

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    Comment #28934919

    Most of the planes flying were made in 60's and 70's. Most of them can be bought below $100K. Most owners of 100LL burning planes are middle class. Wealthy people fly jets or at le…

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    Comment #28778391

    That's interesting... When talking to their reps I mentioned Wasabi and asked if they have similar limitations and they said "no". I wonder if enterprise customers are treated diff…

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    Comment #28775378

    Did you have a look at rstor.io? They have free egress and even lower storage costs and also don't seem to charge for IOPS. Not as high profile as Cloudflare though.

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    Comment #26517483

    Have you tried MacPorts?

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    Comment #25798667

    Looks like there a typo in the exploit() function? They have this variable declaration in the beginning: static const short port_base = 0x434; However they use "port" variable when…