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kiike
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Comment #42121107
I found out about this on Youtube. It's a concept album that sounds like a mix of 80s self-help tapes and vaporwave. I find the presentation interesting, in this early PC era looka…
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Comment #41428639
Location: Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Specialist in NLP (Python, Transformers, Gensim, sk-learn, ollama, langchain), and infra (nix, azure cloud, aws…
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Comment #39952289
I'm not a developer for Windows apps but had to use WiX to generate an installer for a Python open source project I am collaborating with. Installing one binary in a specific locat…
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Comment #32611702
Re: accented letters I have been using the US international keyboard both at home and at work. It is a blessing so that I don't have to change keyboard layouts when changing langua…
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Comment #19763277
I personally use OpenSMTPd for SMTP and Dovecot for IMAP. For spam filtering Rspamd does the job perfectly.
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Comment #19695319
I don't know about laser-scanning drones but for street-level imagery Mapillary and OpenStreetCam do the job. That is, if they have users around the area you're interested in.
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Comment #19593243
When the OP's view has somehow changed, or they find a compelling argument, they "award" a delta. It's a message with the delta letter that acknowledges the change of view.
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Comment #19593235
Content warning. Like those spoiler tags in some forums that let you hide or show the actual spoiler.
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Comment #16395950
No problem, I supposed that would be the issue. Glad i could be of help!
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Comment #16395915
I think you put a lot of effort in developing a quick and easy registration process. I loved how it was unveiling fields as you were progressing on the process. However, the email …
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Comment #8888580
RootBSD [1] has been around for quite a while. I personally use fileMEDIA [2] and LunaNode. fileMEDIA provides a set of isos, among which you can find FreeBSD, OpenBSD and Dragonfl…