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miladyincontrol

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    Comment #49225381

    Intel wins, in HPL FP64. Its a stretch to take a single metric and apply it's outcome broadly to the chip's general functionality. Especially when by large the A18 chip with half t…

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    Comment #49225080

    Maybe sandbox in the AI context should be reframed as playbox

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    Comment #49219464

    *only winning in his HPL linpack benchmark GPU wise it gets absolutely floored by the A18 In geekbench 6 it has roughly 50% the single core of the macbook neo, and a bit under 10% …

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    Comment #49215634

    Part of the reason I love using catch-all email addresses for everything I sign up for. Inevitable data breach? At least any spam that results from it can be isolated and avoided. …

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    Comment #49213611

    It does kinda concern me that people see glasses with a camera in them and automatically assume others wearing them clearly and obviously must be using them for perverted reasons. …

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    Comment #49213278

    I'd argue its rather functioning exactly as intended with regards to obtaining paid users. Also this view seems a bit elderly. For most towards the end of the millennial curve and …

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    Comment #49205136

    Kelloggs removed them here some time ago, personally I still feel the bigger issue is sugar laiden carb bombs for breakfast. Natural doesnt mean better, many are still incredibly u…

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    Comment #49202556

    Basically unusable No lens corrections even for dngs with built in profiles No orientation correction from metadata No immediately obvious option to reset values Having a text box …

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    Comment #49200548

    Sounds like a lot of additional work and resources for no real gain. Its like trying to waste the time of spam callers, their time is infinitely cheaper than yours, its a waste of …

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    Comment #49177044

    Perhaps unpopular opinion but I wouldnt hold it against someone for giving an AI response to such inquiries. Dont waste people's time needlessly goes both ways.

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    Comment #49164336

    I feel like a lot of their complain boils down to, why is software written by technical people, designed for technical people such as themselves. Far often its not that the interfa…

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    Comment #49164185

    Yeah, I think a user is several times more likely to get phished just about any other way, with the exception possibly of faux parking QR codes or similar unmanned payment requests…

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    Comment #49151361

    Its a weird spectrum of AI generation and filtering from what I'm aware of. Obviously if something is fully AI generated or heavily guided using an original human as reference most…

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    Comment #49151114

    The issue is they forked sane GPL code (Trezor's), then decided they wanted no one to be able to copy them in turn so they rewrote components and messed up entropy. IIRC they inten…

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    Comment #49145842

    I dont like this, the opposite of crazy is still often crazy, just of a different kind. You dont have to buy single harvest double anaerobic coffee from a hipster cafe, but you don…

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    Comment #49141450

    Running my firewall on nixos these days and honestly I havent felt the need to have to make many decisions. You dont have to pick a firewall on linux, nftables is standard pretty m…

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    Comment #49141396

    Ported to apple silicon before Asahi is definitely a stretch, single cpu core, storage "barely" working with several hacks, graphics simialrly. Iirc they still required the Asahi f…

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    Comment #49141293

    Karakeep has to be one of my favorite regular uses of local AI. Sometimes it really is just the small, background, private things like bookmarks rather than something trying to poo…

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    Comment #49131839

    > Software Homogenization and Interface Uniformity While I do prefer the DIY route, I'd struggle to call that "enshitified". Vensors consolidated around solutions because they work…

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    Comment #49115523

    To play devil's advocate, when someone says "Chinese made" they're usually well aware of your point, and are more using it as a common way to describe product mills spitting out co…

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    Comment #49113923

    Theres nothing about the moonlander that forces you to not be QWERTY though, and I'd bet most people are in fact on QWERTY with it. Do you mean hard to quit staggered keyboards? As…

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    Comment #49113809

    Confounding by indication. People who spend more time outdoors are more likely to try to wear sunscreen, as are people who already got a lot of pre-existing risk to excessive sun e…

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    Comment #49090777

    This just sounds like OpenTimestamps or "Proof of Existence" but with extra steps.

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    Comment #49086866

    I'd argue closer 75%. Vendor abuse of this is hardly restricted to monitors, even if this is one of the more egregious cases.

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    Comment #49074268

    Arent most these apps just BirdNET either cloud processed or bundled into a mobile app? Personally I found BirdNET-Go and formerly the old php nightmare of scripts BirdNET-Pi were …