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bagasme
3y ago
> Postgres isn’t in any sense struggling to attract new users – there are plenty of 22 year olds defaulting to it today. Yes, I do use Postgres for a lot of my self-hosted apps. For PHP applications, though, I keep using MariaDB as their
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My Foot Function on Instagram: “Just buy a size up”
(instagram.com)
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3y ago
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bagasme
3y ago
Then what would the just right "foot shaped" shoes like?
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bagasme
3y ago
The article doesn't mention how to resolve string manipulation problem involving locales.
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bagasme
3y ago
After I digged into related articles on the link, it seems like the holy grail to the config files dilemma is to just hard-code desired settings in the source code. However, it also means that users (especially using binary packages) are st
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bagasme
3y ago
I think that's not the point that I want to highlight. The problem, however, is some drive-by contributors have unwillingness to accept feedback (including critical reviews). When that behavior become a pattern within contributor'
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bagasme
3y ago
As an occasional docs janitor and now helping tracking kernel regressions, I also feel "high tension blood" when I see trivial patches from random Chinese contributors, then I reviewed them but these contributors don't reply
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bagasme
3y ago
Yikes! Applying "all related" answers to the original question is mostly nonsense unless you're lucky.
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bagasme
3y ago
Looks like ChatGPT agrees to the forum thread one way or another...
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bagasme
3y ago
Today I asked ChatGPT about ArchLinux autoupdate. The question was: ``` As a rolling-release distro, is it recommended to perform automatic update on my Arch Linux system? ``` ChatGPT replied: ``` Yes, it is generally recommended to enable
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3y ago
I wasn't surprised then...
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3y ago
And since 2021, Google also places scraped Wikipedia articles from possibly shadow, low-end colleges operated by the same marketing group, higher than Wikipedia itself; despite these sites forget proper attribution to original Wikipedia t
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bagasme
3y ago
And when Quora also shows answers from "related" (but IMO not strictly related to the original question in question) by default, I think these answers are mostly incorrect when being applied to the original question.
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bagasme
3y ago
Smells like that someone else were given superuser...
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3y ago
But what if that vendor product B got crippled (like recently Unity and today JIRA) for most of features that people deemed essential, or even vanished? People who is less fortunate has to switch to more cost-effective solutions (it may inc
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3y ago
That's what I think. I guess that contributors on these sites just pull in raw MT-generated translations and post them as is , or do these sites really have human Spanish/Indonesian translators that do actual proofreading? I bet
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3y ago
Another case that scratches my itch was when I take a look on Spanish Linux-themed sites with Indonesian translation (as appeared on first page of Google search results). The translated text looks like stiff, gibberish/incomprehensible
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3y ago
Yikes! I mean ChatGPT-style search engine is more fit for noobs and the faint-of-heart people (the ones with nothing in the world for them IMO).
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bagasme
3y ago
I wasn't shocked, indeed because still stumbled on known issues (like giving false answer on otherwise right context).
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Trending Golden Buzzer Performance in America's Got Talent: Putri Ariani
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
What I think as the most epic and hype Golden Buzzer in the Got Talent history.
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3y ago
I guess this is a defensive move against being inadvertently used for ChatGPT model.
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3y ago
I also made the switch to Debian because I want to get closer to Ubuntu's origin. And when Ubuntu decided to only provide security updates to core applications (and leaving "universe" package users like ImageMagick vulnerable
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3y ago
From a CBS article: "I think that is part of what is making it difficult for the untrained ear to differentiate between these AI-generated and non-AI generated tunes," music journalist Hattie Lindert told CBS News on Tuesday. &quo
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Linus fed up with state of media tree (slow response to build problems)
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3y ago
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4y ago
In context of SO, garbage in garbage out (GIGO) applies. That is, many ChatGPT-generated answers look "almost" correct but actually they aren't. While many of SO answers which might became data model for the bot training are
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7y ago
So recently I search for Elle Kaye images on Bing. To the surprise, I got Marina Kaye as related search suggestion instead.
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Elle or Marina?
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