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clvx
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Comment #48424174
I wish federal or state laws could force providing transparency because asking for privacy is a dead end at this point. Just force products and providers that run in my home where …
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Comment #48096025
This sounds like forward engineering as a service
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Comment #47934247
With this prioritization Github IPv6 support is gonna happen the next decade.
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Comment #47601286
There's a catch. Do not break customer trust. Many people are just tinkering with solving the problem but the indirect effects have not been tackled either by the tool, processes o…
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Comment #46969414
This sounds like Spark with extra steps. If I’m not mistaken, some version of Spark had a feature to jump on different iterations of your prompts.
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Comment #46475950
Same as you. This piece of shit needed to be gone. I've seen Venezuelans begging for food, money and shelter in geographic areas where you wouldn't even imagine due the exodus. I'v…
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Comment #45972504
resetting k3s in NixOS is not that straightforward and requires manual input. It cannot be fully automated as removing the statement from your config afaik unless this has changed …
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Comment #45903950
Valve, please partner with Framework. I think this could be a great partnership in the future and the whole ecosystem as a whole.
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Comment #45559466
It used to piss me off now I despise it. Another massive problem is if Meta has a fit with your organization, they can ban you from using WhatsApp for Business. All these Latam cou…
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Comment #45291581
I wish Flying D could do the same or part of it. They let people in at Spanish Creek but there’s so much land and forest roads to explore.
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Comment #45221705
For early adopters yes but many systems have been running as good enough without any kind of updates for a long time. For many use cases it needs to get to a point where accuracy i…
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Comment #45160038
Yes, that’s exactly the expected behavior. It can alert if it’s closed to threshold. Very straightforward from my point of view.
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Comment #45066600
You can lock it up with a user account and payment system. The fact the site is up on the internet doesn’t mean you can or cannot profit from it. It’s up to you. What I would like …
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Comment #44890818
But you have to have your dns api key loaded and many dns providers don’t allow api keys per zone. I do like it but a compromise could be awful.
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Comment #44717350
I just need one that can repeatedly say “I want talk to a representative” and when a representative answers “I would like to escalate to your manager”. After that a human on the lo…
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Comment #44648451
who says it's about lowering the bar. If someone can build a more concrete view of their ideas which in most cases are requirements, then the conversation can be about nuances and …
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Comment #44647715
> “Soon, everyone will be a developer” This is the wrong view. It's more like "Soon, everyone will be able to go from idea to a prototype". IMO, there's a different value perceptio…
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Comment #44573449
In a related subject, what’s the best hardware to run local LLM’s for this use case? Assuming a budget of no more of $2.5K. And, is there an open source implementation of an agenti…
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Comment #44550619
Probably trained for a specific location and targets but if you see how fast people adapt in the war of drones, I feel drones would need constant updates which might not be possibl…
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Comment #44549760
I’m not implying that but it was one of the first places where they used it extensively.
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Comment #44549670
Unless autonomous drones happen, Russia has proved fiber drones are the way to go. Not saying jammers wouldn’t be needed, but Russia had a lot of success using fiber drones to reta…
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Comment #44542902
Who also developed LXD and contributed to LXC. I wouldn’t say it’s just a fork but a continuation of the project without Canonical.
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Comment #44531654
The problem is not the amount of land but if that land is economically viable. Farm already has low margins.so, if you grab a good location to build a data center and push the farm…
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Comment #44504931
I worked with teams located in Israel, Ukraine, Poland, UK and Easter, Central and West US while based on Mountain Time. Long story short, really weird times. Even though most of t…