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synicalx
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About synicalx
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Comment #43097236
I don't really get the hate; work is boring, if some tool can make it happen faster and with less effort I'm all for it. I don't hear the line cooks at McDonalds complaining that t…
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Comment #43096480
After Netflix et. al. cancelled/didn't renew about a dozen shows I was either in the middle of watching, or really wanted to watch I ragequit and decided to funnel all my streaming…
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Comment #43044339
They're either brainwashed, or being paid by Amazon.
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Comment #42858691
> After three years of hearing about AI every day if you've never tested a single inference API then why are you applying to an AI startup. Devil's advocate; why would I have made …
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Comment #42825935
I fully support, including financially, this project. But I worry that it will become what Mastodon has become which is (IMO) a complicated, shrinking, Twitter alternative with HOA…
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Comment #42262664
Yes, but are you also a thought leader?
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Comment #42250971
> not going around and inflating the price of the other vintage camera stuff I want to buy. I don't think I've ever seen the vintage camera market this inflated, stuff that would h…
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Comment #41736536
Yeah a grip on a new CMS
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Comment #41716970
1EB with only 30k users, thats a wild TB-per-user ratio. My frame of reference; the largest storage platform I've ever worked on was a combined ~60PB (give or take) and that had hu…
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Comment #41692088
I was fully prepared for a list of image board and ogrish/liveleak related trauma but this was relatively wholesome.
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Comment #41517435
Excellent so as an Australian when an Australian-based company I do business with, lets call them "Optus", leaks all my personal data right down to the 100 points of ID I was force…
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Comment #41517398
> At best it's unsettling To say the least... This one looks like something out of a horror movie. We've had models that can generate realistic looking people and coherent text for…
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Comment #41507081
Having one of the "creases" be exposed while the phone is "closed" makes me nervous. Traditionally folding screens have been exceptionally fragile especially in comparison to regul…
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Comment #41507061
On PC you have your choice of marketplaces so it's somewhat less of an issue. On console you're locked into just the one marketplace with digital-only consoles, so if Sony wants to…
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Comment #41506778
> WooCommerce should be filling the role of viable self host alternative to Shopify, but it falls short. WooCommerce itself is mostly fine as a backend, but the themes for it (incl…
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Comment #41506721
Is having your message be a different colour really a punishment?
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Comment #41496103
On the pricing scale of rent, typically thousands of dollars per month, $35 is relatively inconsequential in most cases.
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Comment #41495918
RCS messages are also still going to show up in green bubbles as far as I know.
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Comment #41440322
The Gen AI company they just acquired seems to be making their own model that, amongst other things, can generate coherent and heavily stylized text. For a platform that makes logo…
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Comment #41430198
I can't wait to hear the fallout from their first PCI audit; "what the f** is a tamper proof bag?", "Key ceremony? No, sorry I'm not religious" But seriously I wish them luck, and …
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Comment #41430166
> That and every mobile OS shows very obvious warnings whenever media capture is being used Does that show up with the always-on "hey siri/google" listening?
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Comment #41421185
> without blowing anyone up Not for lack of trying
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Comment #41397545
I just ran half a dozen identical searches on DDG and Bing, and yeah it looks like DDG is returning the same main results as Bing (if you ignore all the AI stuff at the top of Bing…
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Comment #41396129
I'm a unionised engineer, albeit in Australia where unionising is simply a case of finding a union and joining it.
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Comment #41363335
I genuinely can't think of use cases other than tax evasion, and 'discrete' purchases.