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ormax3

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    Comment #43776376

    it seems possible to install GfW into an existing MSYS2: https://gitforwindows.org/install-inside-msys2-proper

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    Comment #43776224

    microsoft introduced Dev drives for this reason, they are optimized such that no file system filters are attached https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/dev-drive/

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    Comment #43775759

    one might argue that one of the advantages of languages like C is that you only pay for the features you choose to use, no unnecessary overhead like initializing unused variables

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    Comment #43011546

    and here I am still playing Civ II MGE https://github.com/FoxAhead/Civ2-UI-Additions

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    Comment #42609585

    I use this handy bookmarklet to kill sticky headers:: https://github.com/t-mart/kill-sticky

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    Comment #38432174

    While OpenCV was born at Intel, I don't think it's solely developed by Intel anymore, there's now a non-profit organization in charge of the project: https://opencv.org/opencv-plat…

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    Comment #37825493

    the cache being talked about is for recently/frequently accesses things, not stuff pending write

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    Comment #37752948

    first thing I did before reading the article, using uBO to block JS on the page

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    Comment #37710495

    https://petapixel.com/2022/12/14/man-fakes-an-entire-month-o...

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    Comment #37660420

    I agree, the visualization is pretty but kinda useless to explain mat-mult. It would have been more intuitive to show every element in output matrix corresponds to a dot-product of…

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    Comment #37634592

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Layer_for_Unicode

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    Comment #37632807

    The above manifesto makes the argument to use UTF-8 *everywhere*, even on windows where the internal representation is not native utf8. The conversion overhead is really negligible…

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    Comment #37632650

    Like explained in https://utf8everywhere.org/#windows , you can write simple wrapper functions `narrow`/`widen` used when you are about to call window api functions. ::SetWindowTex…

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    Comment #37632236

    - TLS 1.2 https://www.emailarchitect.net/eagetmail/sdk/html/object_tls... - Root Certificates https://msfn.org/board/topic/175170-root-certificates-and-re... - XP Browsers / Mail C…

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    Comment #37587817

    SD is uncensored, you can generate anything you want with no "safety" rails to stop you. Just take a loot at civitai to see the kind of finetuned models that are out there.

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    Comment #37577628

    Nowadays even consumer-level hardware can run some decent local LLMs, completely offline. You might want to browse /r/LocalLLaMA/ if "security" is an issue for you.

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    Comment #37573777

    both work in the same way, by setting up a proxy/local-vpn through which all traffic passes in order to filter ad hosts at the dns level.

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    Comment #37573539

    sounds like something LLMs can help with, sift through huge amounts of documents to summarize and highlight the interesting ones

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    Comment #37241399

    private/incognito window?

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    Comment #36466144

    given the proliferation of electron-based desktop apps, which are known to be resource heavy, making various so libraries smaller is indeed a welcome improvement.

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    Comment #35136101

    > What really does itch.io or Steam offer in the way of protection if a developer wants to be malicious anyway? more eyes; if a game contained some kind of malware, there will like…

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    Comment #34715024

    It should be possible to disable many of these connections as documented here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/privacy/manage-con...

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    Comment #34714963

    something like this using mitmproxy (from 2017): https://www.softscheck.com/en/blog/windows-10-enterprise-tel...

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    Comment #34531197

    just means that given the nature of BitTorrent, you will be exposing your IP address to other peers and trackers

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    Comment #32599607

    https://northflank.com/docs/v1/application/billing/project-t... > You can have one free project on your user account, and the resources you create within it will be limited. You wi…