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xandrius

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    Comment #49250058

    I wish it worked with a Kobo Clara too!

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    Comment #49249696

    ご馳走 (gochisou) means feast. 様 (sama) is a highly honorific suffix. でした (deshita) it was. Basically literally saying "that was a great feast", as it is said after eating the meal an…

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    Comment #49248975

    Enough good? You are joking, right? They also kick off a ton of other nefarious things we are still paying for.

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    Comment #49242177

    Have you actually tried? I refreshed a ton of arguments which I had studied or briefly encountered before, so it's less likely to fool me than if I knew 0. And the fact that I can …

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    Comment #49242154

    If there is anything meta can do to regain hearts other than owning up their evil deeds, radically change their business model and paying up for taxes and damages, then the world i…

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    Comment #49225934

    Yeah but you lose some capabilities of the product. It's hard to get the convenience of remote access and network isolation.

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    Comment #49225931

    I just started zigbeeing and making my own zigbee devices, I wouldn't say they are rare. There some glaring holes in products (wall-pluggable lights, eink displays, scales, pressur…

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    Comment #49108701

    I'd take it for free then

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    Comment #49108696

    Used extra virgin oil from Italy.

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    Comment #49108692

    We literally held stuff together with duct tape as the project also turned the Oculus into a VR + AR system. Taped 2 webcams to act as eyes as then you could toggle VR and AR. Ship…

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    Comment #49103545

    Yep, we did hackathons with old Oculus Rift DK1 around this concept over 15 years ago or so.

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    Comment #49101388

    I can sell you a nice spoonful of old vegetable oil for less than $1 and topping the chart calorie-wise :D

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    Comment #49082505

    $10/panel to go on top of a roof with the possibility of braking s leg or worse? I'll keep my coding job from my couch :O

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    Comment #49082391

    I still would trust you if you had too many on your hands. I wouldn't reject a 2080 super.

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    Comment #49026202

    Ok, I spent some time with it and I think the biggest updates are: - Easier automating builds via shell - Creating entry points for agents to modify and probe a running built game …

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    Comment #49020217

    Will be exploring this but so far using a Unity MCP has proven mostly enough to do pretty much anything from outside. I guess the build pipeline part is nice as we can finally have…

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    Comment #48997479

    You should give some names if you personally know them.

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    Comment #48982883

    What's interesting/funny is that the American LLM companies took from the public domain and copyrighted work to close all that content into a box they charge for. Then the Chinese …

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    Comment #48909821

    I'd prefer have a unique and shared quote each day keyed on the day of the year. Then restart when going above N and shuffle.

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    Comment #48879771

    Unless going back gets you to re-roll your dice then I'm sure they would still have done it.

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    Comment #48876645

    You're confusing what they mean: it's not the flickering that you can easily notice, it's the flickering of lights "fps". To see those, you need a digital camera (e.g. your phone)

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    Comment #48875557

    You mean one giant overhead light (the sun) during "work hours" and a soft reddish ground-level light (the campfire) during night?

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    Comment #48874754

    Starting? Did you just connect to the Internet?

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    Comment #48873526

    Change is inevitable but not all changes are.

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    Comment #48850310

    Nope, only if you use a remote AI managed by some greedy and faceless corporation. Local AI with proper permissions is secure.