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evolighting

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About evolighting

yes, I HATE GOOGLE!

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    Comment #49180469

    According to some news report """ The global spread of the syndicates’ operations has been driven in part by pressure from authorities in Southeast Asia. A major crackdown on scam …

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    Comment #49033172

    Could you please give some advice on whether there are options as good as Metal for targeting Windows and Linux platforms separately?

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    Comment #48741516

    Around the time I graduated from the research institute in 2020, it seems my lab already had a similar infrastructure, just without LLMs and agents. Back then, we had data reposito…

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    Comment #48473717

    Here are some cases where Firefox really sucks: some of them are specific CSS styles, some are downgraded features, and some of them I just don't know why. As I mentioned here, the…

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    Comment #48472188

    I'm a Firefox user for about 20yrs (since Firefox 3); but too often I have to use Chrome, as so many sites only work properly on it; Firefox is really buggy or laggy on those websi…

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    Comment #48396186

    One-Drop Rule + Long-Arm Jurisdiction = Everything eventually comes under US control. That's what I see, don't need to 'hear' it from Why even bother with 'forced IP transfer' when…

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    Comment #48395663

    I don’t think this is really about salary. The “whole thing” is never cheap. Running something like a university — providing the environment, infrastructure, administration, facili…

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    Comment #48395492

    So, have you ever been to China and could hadely found anything familay? - Oh, they must have been blocked from entering the Chinese market! But none of that is true. You could see…

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    Comment #48393546

    Basic science is never cheap, but none of that money goes to the grad students. Then again, military weapons are indeed insanely expensive.

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    Comment #48071359

    so called AI Art is OK for those pic themself. but it's far too often abused. All you get are these pieces of glossy junk, yet they expect you to believe it’s some form of creative…

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    Comment #47715655

    Several years ago, one of my Gmail accounts (mainly used for non-serious purposes, such as registering on gaming forums) was stolen due to a password leak. I received an login aler…

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    Comment #47570908

    Over a decade ago, my father would fix washing machine controllers, replacing mechanical timers, buttons, panels, or other parts; Now, for the same problem, we just need to replace…

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    Comment #47451874

    I think this topic is not about safety, but about profit and responsibilities. The reality is that users should take responsibility but are not allowed to, so Google takes over and…

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    Comment #47440266

    subsidize ? no all that shit just not worth that much; The profit marginsof these industries are ridiculously high, to the point that if you’re willing, you can manufacture many us…

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    Comment #47397436

    I think wayland is OK as a user. But Wayland is just not really that UNIX. As ordinary user, I actually don't care about any of this. However, from another perspective, I think thi…

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    Comment #47359946

    It actually work, got "Plan mode (shift+tab to cycle)" at corner. reading the manual , there is Slash commands /plan /plan switch to Plan mode It seems that, unlike OpenCode, Codex…

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    Comment #47359451

    Does Codex actually have a Plan Mode, or is there a mode switch I'm missing? I find myself having to manually tell it to 'make a plan' every time. and if it has directory permissio…

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    Comment #47333449

    > "The trick is not to play zero sum games." To be mean, I’d say no—those zero-sum games are always 'positive' for the players, because the people actually foot pay the bill aren't…

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    Comment #47272828

    privacy data it self is merely the case; The real problem is that tech giants only need to claim that their use of data is appropriate, and they can then feel free to use it to pro…

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    Comment #47192656

    openrouter, for example, there are models both open and closed

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    Comment #47146760

    Bot comments are everywhere( no only obscure websites ). I suppose it's because someone just want to try them out and it is really affordable.

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