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aargh_aargh
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Comment #48764052
That's a nice digital content you have there. It would be a shame if something happened to it...
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Comment #48397220
First impressions assuming the goal is to replace the incumbent SQL. Haven't seen the language yet. * D4M rolls off the tongue * Make me buy a book to see the language.
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Comment #48367139
I've seen this delay in action when logging in into an old dormant Google account. After I provided correct password (and some other details I remember vaguely - probably no phone …
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Comment #48359468
I had no idea what traces are in this context. While looking, I found this post from @OpenRouter: https://x.com/OpenRouter/status/2041193329270878707 > Privacy: > > Private I/O log…
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Comment #47723431
The practical concern of Linux developers regarding responsibility is not being able to ban the author, it's that the author should take ongoing care for his contribution.
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Comment #47523847
Huh, I guessed all correct. Random guess would have a 1/(2^5) = 1/32 chance of being correct. I don't make any claim to any special hearing or expertise. I've been listening to pra…
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Comment #47001130
Not an objection, you're fully within your rights to invent a license, just remember that a license with such clause would not be an open source license as per the Open Source Defi…
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Comment #46792232
I still can't get over the Apple thing. Haven't enjoyed a ripe McIntosh since.
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Comment #46702364
> simple way to confirm their age and restore their full access with a selfie through Persona, a secure identity-verification service The normalization of identity verification to …
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Comment #46436927
Honest question/thought - at this point where we have all HTTP requests for a site just redirecting everything to HTTPS, we use HSTS and browsers default to trying https when schem…
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Comment #46296093
Or, the obligatory RFC 1149 (IP over Avian Carriers).
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Comment #46190818
The good: Nice exercises for beginners. Tab-completion, accepts readline characters like ctrl-u. The bad: You don't see the (wrong) output if you don't get it right the first time,…
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Comment #46068724
This is in my area of interest. Can you recommend any related tools/resources? Did you publish any code?
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Comment #46049313
Exactly. The best they came up with is a generated subject-like summary. So many options to explore here. Categorization by topic, by date, by customer account, clustering by topic…
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Comment #45914767
newspeak FTW!
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Comment #45894390
No idea but let me guess. Consumer safety?
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Comment #45884809
I'm not an expert but the rule of thumb is to expect something like this: https://xkcd.com/1838/
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Comment #45520637
What's Docker for, then?
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Comment #45214461
One less program to install, configure, upgrade, watch vulnerabilities in, monitor.
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Comment #45165036
You don't? I do. A few days ago I lost some data including recent code changes. Today I'm trying to recreate the same code changes - i.e. work I've just recently worked through - a…
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Comment #45138045
https://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/ibm-closes-la...
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Comment #45126067
> Directory of 20+ secure connectors What does secure mean in this context? I didn't see it explained here. Perhaps they mean this? > Admin users can confidently control which conn…
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Comment #45114957
Is there a current, updated list (ideally, a ranking) of the best open weights TTS models? I'm actually more interested in STT (ASR) but the choices there are rather limited.