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Comment #48631495
Because of this sentence? > LLMs are not the first tech product that have been restricted by export controls.
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Comment #48623216
What makes you believe this is about export controls rather than harvesting data?
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Comment #48621649
If this is CSS only, then why does in need JS to run?
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Comment #48552797
What if you do integer downscaling to 1080p on those 4k displays?
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Comment #47242667
Perhaps, but lots of (older) Thinkpads are supported by Libreboot, so that cuts down on the binary blobs significantly.
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Comment #47108251
When I went to the main article link [0] (which for some reason was linked from a Twitter comment), it said "Page is not supported" It's also not on archive.org Wayback Machine it …
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Comment #45358190
Is there a central place where known hardware compatibility issues are documented?
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Comment #44731166
I still can't get over the fact that all electronics schematics is actually in reverse and everyone is still fine with that.
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Comment #44677524
> bash is everywhere ...except on systems like Alpine Linux and other such minimal distributions.
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Comment #44619505
And what if you let a human expert fact-check the output of an LLM? Provided you're transparent about the output (and its preceding prompt(s)) ? Because I'd much rather ask an LLM …
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Comment #44586033
PSA: Beginning of the article contains spoilers.
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Comment #44586029
> ...but the final twist (I'm not going to spoil it)... https://youtube.com/watch?v=FS7MH5oeW74
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Comment #44521245
...because running applications from untrusted sources is a _really_ bad idea?
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Comment #44463193
Oh man, if automatic dark mode (dependent on whether dark theme is engaged on phone) is added, I would switch immediately.
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Comment #44452929
Speaking of, will GrapheneOS push this particular update?
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Comment #44399035
Thank you for your extensive reply. > a flakey feature for new users was (correctly) considered worse than not having a feature at all. Would you say that implementing a flakey fea…
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Comment #44394751
Yes, however it is also the most feature-complete UX.
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Comment #44394745
While that would perhaps be the best solution in the long run, wouldn't you agree that gains in userbase necessary for growth (or at least sustainability) are predicated upon how g…
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Comment #44394197
> Matrix isn’t perfect but it has only improved in the 5 years I’ve been using it. I'd very much like to disagree. From the top of my head, in the past few years of using Element W…
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Comment #44212835
As long as they don't insult people personally then they're not an asshole in my book. Attacking ideas is one, attacking people behind those ideas is another.
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Comment #44075230
Isn't it a bit different in the field of software? Weren't most of the top senior devs actually self-taught?
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Comment #44071943
Becoming self-taught? Currently I'm learning POSIX shell scripting and installing OpenBSD and FreeBSD in my local VMs on the weekends, and since AI is helping me, I'm able to gain …
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Comment #44034235
What happens if you want to take some (video) files to someplace that doesn't have (sufficient) network availability though?