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ironmanszombie
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Comment #49250505
Someone needs to introduce this to an AI model. Have agents recreate music from scratch! :)
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Comment #48962778
When .INF was all you needed (and some .cat / sys)! More recently, I found out that approach can sometimes lead to missing features when using the hardware. Even though the driver …
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Comment #44341132
Thanks for the breakdown. I am far from knowledgeable on AI but was wondering why can't a simple comparison work? They can definitely be coded, as you have beautifully demonstrated…
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Comment #43887685
It's a great idea indeed. But the paranoid _like myself?_ would probably not recommend it as it runs on...well...a browser. I'm not at ease with the chance that a code change somed…
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Comment #43611481
Isn't that some form of "accidental learning"? All you wanted was to get the audio working not to pick up troubleshooting. Maybe you're meant to be a musician and perhaps we all mi…
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Comment #43611257
Great for her. It sounds like she didn't have a lot, especially in 2013 when computers were easily available even in 3rd world countries.
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Comment #43603244
"Opt in" is exactly what I expect of people when I need help. The closest implementation of your white board is me using Teams to DM people for help - when they have time. The expe…
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Comment #43285649
That was very funny. You should start a blog. If you already do, give out the link.
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Comment #43115981
Back in my early career, the company I worked for needed an inventory system tailored to their unique process flow. Such system was already in development and was scheduled to laun…
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Comment #42920369
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Comment #40345766
Until a few years ago, I thought the same. They made that decision, not me. I shouldn't have to burden myself with any obligations and should get to just reap the benefits for me a…
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Comment #40260156
After reading many comments in this thread: I wonder if we could emulate this problem digitally. To have a digital recording of the decision we'd made and can change the pivotal mo…
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Comment #40179038
I, too, mined some bitcoins when it first appeared. My computer at the time was housed in a case of plywood that I'd made. I wonder if my crappy computer from over 20 years ago has…
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Comment #40067761
Checking it out...thank you so much
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Comment #40067625
Thank you for the introduction. I finally have proof that all those "videos from the future" are fake. I knew they were, just didn't know what planar tracking was. On another note:…
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Comment #40067089
For a minute there I thought you described us (HN readership).
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Comment #40053967
I'm hooked. Who was that?
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Comment #40026703
Ok, this is weird. I just saw this book on a YouTube short a few moments ago. And now I see it here. Interesting? Could be that this is trending but the paranoia within has me lean…
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Comment #39991123
Someone in IT should do the same but specifically for printers.
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Comment #39868737
Yep. It's not the clueless HR but systematic. I have yet to read anything specific about why this happens and the benefits of it.
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Comment #39845375
Really? You don't read anything in parentheses? I think that would be harder to do (I'm joking, don't take it seriously) than actually reading the parenthetical information.
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Comment #39261330
When TikTok first came out, I thought it was ridiculous that people would just keep scrolling short videos for hours. I got sick one day, check it out, and spent half a day scrolli…
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Comment #39244353
This is awesome and extremely benefetial in this AI era. But the paranoid part of my brain doesn't like that.