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whatifitoldyou

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    Comment #49209322

    I think us people do not have the capacity as societies to effectively anticipate and solve problems that we can see approaching but have not become catastrophic yet. We always act…

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    Comment #48335342

    You're right. I mean MiMo V2.5. The smaller model compared to MiMo V2.5 Pro.

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    Comment #48326827

    I'm running minimax m2.7 locally (pretty good!). Tried stepfun 3.5 flash (kind of weak) and mimo v2.5 flash (tended to loop real hard). Looking forward to testing stepfun 3.7. Look…

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    Comment #45239460

    pthread_cancel is never the answer. Abrupt thread cancelation is always a risk for leaks and/or even worse, deadlocks. No matter of it was blocked in one libc function. The functio…

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    Comment #44015236

    Problem is syncthing already lost that access. https://forum.syncthing.net/t/discontinuing-syncthing-androi... I was browsing this thread to try to find a workaround. There seems t…

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    Comment #40774319

    Do you think that issues being discovered in 2018 with 2 planes and 346 people lost and systemic safety issues persisting since then qualifies as "relatively quickly"?

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    Comment #39747497

    Sure, I even have a similar taxonomy of foods. I think of pizza as high tech good. You need agriculture, all the knowledge of yeast and fermentation you need cow farming, cheese ma…

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    Comment #25099025

    But isn't apple that's overpassing Intel an equally big organization? How is it exempt from the rules of bureaucracy?

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    Comment #18778554

    A pretty good summary of the state of C++. I actually enjoy the language and most of the new features. The 'modern' part is not at fault here. This has always been a problem. The c…

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    Comment #10547172

    OK, in theory one could use an exploit on the PDF, to compromise the sandboxed converter and create a malicious image. ...in theory.