emeraldd

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by emeraldd 5mo ago
Honestly, the mac approach makes much more sense from an ease of use perspective for non-experts. On other platforms, you have to know the layout to choose and hope things work until you do or have a second keyboard that's close enough
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by emeraldd 6mo ago
yeah, this is no go. What you want is a way for the cat to be in a box front and center. So an underdesk keyboard tray that doesn't have room for a cat to sit on, but is big/deep enough for your hands, keyboard, and mouse and a &q
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by emeraldd 6mo ago
Your welcome.
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No as a Service on two potatoes and a grater(thenextbug.com)
3 points by emeraldd 6mo ago|2 comments
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by emeraldd 8mo ago
There are a number of cases where this is not really possible. For some classes of updates, the structure of the underlying application and the type of update being made requires that you do an "all or nothing" type of update in o
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by emeraldd 9mo ago
Couldn't find a better link for that one, the tech looks interesting, but the Add is disturbing. https://www.unilad.com/technology/news/2wai-avatar-app-evil-... may be a better link .. not sure ..
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AI company has released an app that lets people converse with avatars of dead(old.reddit.com)
2 points by emeraldd 9mo ago|3 comments
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by emeraldd 9mo ago
My experience with AI code reviews has been very mixed and more on the negative side than the positive one. In particular, I've had to disable the AI reviewer on some projects my team manages because it was so chatty that it caused mea
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by emeraldd 9mo ago
This is something I've noticed on academic vs "practicing" coders. Academics tend to build in layers, though not always, and "practicing" coders tend to build in pipes give or take. The layers approach might give yo
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by emeraldd 11mo ago
> by letting you just make another environment This is actually what I'm talking about .. Why do I need a whole new python environment rather than just scoping the dependencies of an application to that application? That model make
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by emeraldd 11mo ago
This is still a complete pain to work with. Virtualenv in general is a "worst of worlds" solution. It has a lot of the same problems as just globally pip installing packages, requires a bit of path mangling to work right, or speci
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by emeraldd 1y ago
I'd also recommend the "How to Make Everything" YouTube channel.
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by emeraldd 1y ago
Or the changes weren't immediately visible externally.
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by emeraldd 1y ago
There's always arm assembly. It's a differen ISA of course, but a lot of the concepts transfer pretty nicely. You could also look at something like the Zimaboard or similar machines.
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by emeraldd 1y ago
In a situation where the transformations are explicit and can almost be mechanical with little to no involved reasoning. With those requirements, the LLM just has to recognize the patterns and "translate" them to the new pattern.
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by emeraldd 1y ago
Honestly, what is the value proposition of a Union to Tech workers? Tech workers tend to well paid and given somewhat wider latitude and freedom than a lot of other professions. In most cases, there isn't really a reason we need to loo
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by emeraldd 1y ago
If you're forgetting to use the tool, is the tool really providing benefit in that case? I mean, if a tool truly made something easier or faster that was onerous to accomplish, you should be much less likely to forget there's a be
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by emeraldd 2y ago
The actual text of the bill, referenced elsewhere, refers to import or export, which would theoretically make it illegal to download.
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by emeraldd 2y ago
It would also seem that the information about Crunchyroll not currently allowing password changes is true as well.
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Crunchyroll Is Currently Getting Hacked and They're Sharing Login Information(youtube.com)
2 points by emeraldd 2y ago|1 comments
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by emeraldd 2y ago
Could this be a repeat of the Xerox image duplication bug? https://www.dkriesel.com/en/blog/2013/0802_xerox-workcentres...
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by emeraldd 2y ago
This feels like the equivalent of pen-testing without a contract ... Which is basically breaking and entering. (Slightly different context of course.)
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by emeraldd 2y ago
I’m sorry for the ferrets, but can someone explain the significance of that lethality to humans? Other than those with pet ferrets? Are they a good proxy to humans that I wasn’t aware of?
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by emeraldd 2y ago
Anyone actually get into the size and see what's there?
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by emeraldd 2y ago
Considering the title of the article, this comment had me thinking of some supernatural. Took me way to long to realize what it was talking about...
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AT&T Addresses Recent Data Set Released on the Dark Web(about.att.com)
39 points by emeraldd 2y ago|21 comments
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by emeraldd 2y ago
If I'm reading this right, would there be any persistent evidence of the executed payload? I can't think of a reason anything would have to go to disk in this situation, so a compromise could easily look like an Auth failure in th
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by emeraldd 3y ago
Let me clarify a bit here, there was a flaw (the MCAS issue) the caused a crash and a lot of people died. Supposedly the issue was fixed and steps were taken to correct the culture problems that led to the MCAS issue in the first place. Pol
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by emeraldd 3y ago
My guess: people died, then people almost died. The repetition of different problems in the same line of aircraft probably had something to do with it too ...
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by emeraldd 3y ago
I've been surprisingly happy with a Big Fig mattress: https://www.bigfigmattress.com Ours is a little on the firmer side, but that can be remedied with a topper.

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