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Comment #49225723
I don't think the problem is that they are training the models to perform cyber attacks, they're training them to be better at coding and problem solving which has the byproduct of…
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Comment #49181451
Backups. If a program properly follows the spec I can just `rsync ~/.config/foo` or store it in a repo and not have to worry about it. If a program doesn't follow the spec I now ha…
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Comment #49181423
i raised a bug for this on the pi repo. it was immediately triaged into `wont do`.
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Comment #49181388
96db is quiet? https://www.eesi.org/articles/view/communities-are-raising-n...
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Comment #49181375
Which would be a good argument if the datacenters actually paid any taxes. They shop around for tens to hundreds of millions in tax breaks from officials who believe the lies like …
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Comment #49167347
The US spend 20 years in Afgan fighting to remove the Taliban from power only to hand power to the Taliban. The US spent years fighting north Vietnamese forces only to sign a peace…
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Comment #47431919
https://openrocket.info/features.html
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Comment #45875435
This is the problem with destroying industries then trying to keep small remaining pockets of it/restarting it. You lose all of the institutional knowledge, the stuff that isn't wr…
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Comment #45732272
As if people read guidelines. Sure they're good to have so you can point to them when people violate them but people (in general) will not by default read them before contributing.…
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Comment #45724406
You don't have to use MS' keys, you can setup secure boot using your own keys reasonably easily. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Unified_Extensible_Firmware...
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Comment #42731689
Literally `git reflog`
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Comment #42685119
> On the flip side, it's super similar to those video poker machines in bars and restaurants. Other than playing cards being shown on screen, it's not. > If you allowed the option …
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Comment #42548587
Which regulations mandate these "complex systems"?
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Comment #42460968
Piper[1] has always worked for me. Granted I only use wired mice. 1. https://github.com/libratbag/piper
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Comment #42389448
That was due to fundamental differences in standards[1] though. This isn't the case with DVD onwards (mostly). 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard-definition_television
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Comment #42294997
I remember my first linux admin gig and mistyping my password when using sudo then getting an email about it a few seconds later. After years of home linux use this amused me and w…
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Comment #42035952
I don't like them and won't contribute to projects with them but isn't this the exact point of a CLA[1]? A textfile in the repo seems a lot easier to track and audit than PR commen…
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Comment #41961625
> What horrors lurk in the depths of those lovelessly constructed TV OSs that call out to servers and will cause mayhem when those servers are decommissioned? My Sony TVs all work …
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Comment #41950494
TFA is literally marketing for them. HN is their target audience and a good way to capture that audience is to show them something technically interesting.
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Comment #41903062
They're running ECC on consumer level Intel chips?
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Comment #41810652
Works for me. I have Youtube on constantly when at my desk as background noise and uBo is still blocking everything perfectly fine. Edit: Seems Google/Youtube are experimenting/tes…
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