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Comment #49204044
Can't you turn off highways?
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Comment #49104510
Was the answer key stored on huggingface's servers and this is public knowledge?
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Comment #49103914
This is definitely weird and I'd love to see the prompt. Why would the model spend 4 days hacking into a machine if it is clever enough to just 'solve' the issue given? So either t…
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Comment #49090887
Why not read both FT and the Economist? Both are well written and well researched and although they both take an ulta-capitalist view of the world (might be good to also read somet…
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Comment #48940994
iPhones from that era constantly booted apps out of RAM when you toggled between them, making it really slow to have more than a few apps open at the same time. These issues pretty…
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Comment #48887385
> In my city public transit fares only cover something like 10% of the cost. Isn’t that fairly typical? Quite a few areas have their public transit fully funded by users and some e…
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Comment #48497540
I've done this wherever I lived. In a large city, you can often just walk in one direction, (or take transport in one direction), find yourself in a new neighbourhood and discover …
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Comment #48468981
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Comment #48468894
The most extreme example would be child prostitution or child porn, in my opinion. But I guess it would be authoritarian to deny people from purchasing such services/items???
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Comment #48288129
What do you use as a harness?
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Comment #48254274
Quite a few countries do not allow dual citizenship. So a person who was born in the US and is therefore US citizen at birth will not be allowed to have that country's citizenship …
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Comment #48129260
I have never ever heard a commentator say something like "Arsenal are currently winning with 2-0 against X". It is always leading: "Arsenal are currently leading with 2 goals again…
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Comment #48117537
Did you manage to get it to work without a functioning screen on the phone? I believe that unless your phone already has debugging enabled and the machine was already added a trust…
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Comment #48116129
I agree, it also goes against the Linux "way of doing things". For example, Opnsense uses the dhcp portions of dnsmasq only (and unbound for the dns parts) which just feels 'wrong'…
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Comment #48103705
Definitely does. I used to wear them every night and they definitely improved my sleep. But then I also had instances where my ear was blocked with wax for several days. YMMV
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Comment #48029366
I always see SP a combination of time and risk. I think a lot of people do not include risk in the estimate. So a story might be estimated at 3SP to implement but there's a high ri…
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Comment #47928673
As someone who works in a Microsoft shop with Copilot, I am curious to see what happens. Due to data governance it will be difficult to move to a different provider. At the same ti…
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Comment #47909893
GitLab is what drove me to forgejo, it just became unsustainably slow.
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Comment #47882864
And once you start self-hosting, you realise how slow the 'modern' web actually is. I host forgejo on a single NUC with a bunch of other stuff in Proxmox, the page loads in 6ms! Im…
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Comment #47882821
I wonder if this is going to push more software to stacks like .Net where you can do most things with zero third-party dependencies. Or, conversely, encourage programming languages…
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Comment #47774798
I was very surprised when I gave them a go after hearing good stuff about them here and on other techy parts of the internet: After using their website and their app for a few hour…
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Comment #47774184
Definitely! The amount of third-party (non-testing related) dependencies needed for most .NET applications is very manageable and the dependencies themselves (generally) don't come…
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Comment #47568830
It's definitely a gray area in some countries. A few decades ago our family got a 'proper' company with a shop front to install a satellite dish for us. We were then able to watch …
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Comment #47567646
Interesting that it refused to boot. If I have a lower wattage charger connected on booth it shows me that information but I can just press enter to continue. It's just a warning. …
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Comment #47497015
What is the difficulty in getting away from gmail? I did it a few years ago and I simply signed up for Fastmail and had gmail forward all email there. It forwards to a specific e-m…