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dmpanch
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Comment #48684853
I use similar setup (CachyOS, Apple TV, Moonlight/Sunshine), but I play on a projector instead of a TV, which results in slightly higher latency. With that in mind, I connect gamep…
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Comment #48589796
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Comment #48587881
No matter how much I’ve experimented with similar text-to-image projects including this one - the LLMs still don’t fully understand the visual feedback loop, and the results are fa…
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Comment #48063427
Over the past 4 years, millions of Ukrainians have fled there because of the war — many of whom had businesses and money in Ukraine and are integrating seamlessly into the Polish e…
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Comment #39789187
As long as we are talking about specific markets, I have a couple of stories. In the United States, postal services have access to clusters of mailboxes and some common areas where…
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Comment #39781759
I work for a company that manufactures access control and communication systems. The readers we develop support a variety of ID standards, from unencrypted EM-Marin and a long time…
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Comment #36490301
This topic is perfectly covered in a presentation by Jérôme Petazzoni from Dockercon 2015, a Docker developer, on how containerization works. After watching the video, I began to c…
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Comment #36095297
Asterisk from 12th version supports Asterisk REST Interface, no longer need to write configs.
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Comment #28599502
We are using Confluence for public and internal wiki, it has a bad search and really slow, but no matter how much everyone hates it, the market does not provide worthy alternatives…
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Comment #21164924
I recommend reading "Origin of life. From nebula to cell" of Michail Nikitin. Not sure if it's translated from Russian, but the book is fresh and considers many modern theories in …
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Comment #20036929
Visited Chernobyl 3 years ago, just before they cover it with Confinement. https://imgur.com/gallery/uIOOz1p Btw, you can easily visit it, because of lots of tours here, it cost ab…
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Comment #19519341
Idea of “decentralized” brain perfectly explained in Michael’s Gazzaniga book “Who's in Charge? Free Will and the Science of the Brain”. He’s the first guy who makes experiments on…