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larschdk
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Comment #47924797
There will surely be corresponding, different AI credit costs for each model.
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Comment #47924771
On top of being worth less, the subscriber discounts are gone. The old plans were $0.033/request for Pro, $0.026/request for Pro+ and $0.04/request for pay-as-you-go. That discount…
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Comment #47464936
No surprise that a tool that can run shell scripts, open URLs, etc. is flagged down on Windows where AV try to detect such trojan methods.
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Comment #46598523
An 125 kHz RFID reader would be a way simpler and cheaper solution. Could still have a 3D-printed box/slot.
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Comment #46397967
Copyright law defines derivative work by substantial similarity and dependence, not by technical mechanisms like linking. Technical measures such as linking is not a copyright conc…
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Comment #45103718
Here's a feature request: Disallow any and all unsolicited attention-seeking pop-ups or notifications from the browser itself.
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Comment #45005717
Just checked debian/ubuntu/alpine/fedora/arch docker images. All are FULL by default.
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Comment #44478774
The Office365 online and desktop implementations of zip could be different.
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Comment #43691183
Rather one long function than does one thing well than multiple function that are strongly coupled and difficult to reason about. Programmers who apply dogmas can be harmful.
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Comment #42840086
I think it is more expectation about expectation. You buy/sell based on whether you expect other people to expect earn or lose. It is self-referential, hence irrational. If a new p…
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Comment #42655303
The source uses ○, not •, for the NAND operation.
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Comment #42398025
Banknotes have serial numbers. Don't think that they are impossible to track.
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Comment #42387407
When C was conceived, CPU architectures and platforms were more varied than what we see today. In order to remain portable and yet performant, some details were left as either impl…
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Comment #41913007
Does this prevent other software running on the same hardware from accessing the keychain? E.g. on Windows, any program can access the entirety of the credential store for the curr…
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Comment #41848081
Sure, if that is the only program, but it is not. This kind of thinking drains batteries faster than necessary, drains the cache, and reduces CPU efficiency. sleep() is a wasteful …
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Comment #41705319
rclone and restic are not direct alternatives. They have a slight overlap, but are also different. Rclone is more versatile for moving/copying files. Restic has snapshotting, pruni…
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Comment #41644296
Both use subpixel rendering is that it is specific to the display where it is shown. You need the same subpixel ordering and you can't really scale it. Your preference may be corre…
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Comment #41487740
I still like to believe that the upfront cost will be offset by the lower long term maintenance cost for some types of software. Except, that that is not always the case for gamede…
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Comment #41442434
Keyboard navigation needs some improvement. It's not easy to navigate because you are blocked from correct guesses. Also, it wanted me to guess "SASHA", but the hint was for "Sacha…
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Comment #41432941
I am unable to answer many of them. I see mostly turquoise, not blue or green.
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Comment #41169161
Agreed. They'd have a much better chance focusing on specific deceptive business practices. The EU would be more likely to require explicit and clear labeling of what it is that yo…
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Comment #41169149
Please, by all mean, join the class action lawsuit. They will claim that you agreed to the Terms of Service that said that they could shut down the game at any time for any reason.…
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Comment #41160008
As a European, and avid gamer, I support part of the intent here, but I don't think that this has any chance of causing any kind of practical change. The petition is way too broad …
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Comment #40914100
I believe they don't even try to do hinting or sub-pixel rendering, where were key to Windows' crisp font rendering on low resolutions all the way back on Windows XP.
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Comment #40881337
The entire purpose is to remind, not prevent.