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by fuzzfactor 23d ago
Same thing either way. I still like things where I can prosper without internet presence or promotion. But if having the internet would really help afterward that would be an additional win. I wouldn't want to count on it though. Howe
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by fuzzfactor 23d ago
Can't access the page without reducing browser security. :( But if I understand the concept this might be good for computers other than Windows PCs. When using Windows, a desktop program is not even worth money if it only works on the
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by fuzzfactor 23d ago
Not my downvote above, corrective upvote instead. I'm with you both 10000% on this :) I just figure the next level would be if a brilliant innovator comes up with something more than 10000x as effective as an LLM, for one reason becaus
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by fuzzfactor 23d ago
With how much money has changed hands or has been agreed to do so, aren't the people involved already rich beyond their wildest dreams? Isn't that one of the most lucrative financial things seen at this scale, and one of its prima
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by fuzzfactor 23d ago
Looking at the download sizes: UEFI "native" 114kb Windows version 1.4mb VHD version 12.6mb None of them are huge but it does emphasize how much difference in resource savings is available if your program can run directly on &quot
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by fuzzfactor 23d ago
If you have a PC mainboard whose UEFI supports NTFS, does that filesystem work too?
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by fuzzfactor 24d ago
I never thought of that :) I "guess" you could put all your effort into moving up to the next level in computer science, or you could put the same progressive effort into reaching new levels in video games on the same hardware. Al
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by fuzzfactor 24d ago
One of the things to think about when it comes to many kinds of "expensive" technology, is that from so many well-funded ventures, from the capitalists on down almost every decision-maker involved has not spent the majority of the
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by fuzzfactor 24d ago
When I was 17 and still witnessing Apollo Moon launches, I wanted to build an AI that would handily outperform LLMs as we know them today. But that was way back in the early 1970's and all I had to work with was a mainframe. Well the m
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by fuzzfactor 24d ago
Quite logical, however there is a possibility that major consumers merely stopped buying the ones not containing caffeine, so the addictions component may not be as clear as it could be.
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by fuzzfactor 24d ago
People have long overlooked the fact that for growing grass at any scale in the desert, there is a little-known technical concept that comes into play, known as "amusing, but a complete waste". How closely that concept applies to
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by fuzzfactor 24d ago
I think with waste products there is more of a last-mile (first-mile?) collection issue. Regardless we're definitely seeing some processed bio-oil waste coming in to the diesel lab for analysis in the recent year or two. Looks to me l
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by fuzzfactor 24d ago
>increase muscle mass in people living today today Can't read the article but if people having the gene are living today and go the the gym today that may not be too unexpected.
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by fuzzfactor 24d ago
When it comes to solid polymers that are intentionally manufactured in micro form to begin with, that is a type that which may very well be a significant source of environmental microplastics more so than the breakdown of typical plastic co
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by fuzzfactor 26d ago
Who am I either? I also think you've got it completely valid but to me there has been greater migration away from traditional conservative values among Republicans than there has been away from traditional liberal values among Democrat
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by fuzzfactor 26d ago
This is good to know, I'm going to give it a try and look forward to your future efforts.
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by fuzzfactor 26d ago
Seems like an interesting place for a first date :0 With the right person it would probably be more revealing of some personality features compared to a candlelight dinner. When you think about it, even for a badly matched date there could
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by fuzzfactor 26d ago
Looks fairly well thought-out. I'm upvoting, it would be good to see some others' input and not be overlooked completely. Couldn't see whether it fully supports all versions of non-Home Windows, not only recent NT6 but NT5 al
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by fuzzfactor 27d ago
Pretty much like the 3 Stooges, the best they have to offer is nyuk, nyuk, nyuk. Bessent is especially moronic financially, if he actually had what it takes to perform adequately in his position, Trump would not stand for it.
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by fuzzfactor 28d ago
Don't underestimate the desire some people have to screw over millions rather than merely thousands :(
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by fuzzfactor 28d ago
If you can't at least validate your code as "easily" and thoroughly as you could before, I would think you have problems that you never had before.
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by fuzzfactor 28d ago
It's not really the "Grand Old Party" any more once so many Republicans abandoned their traditions for Trump instead. People shouldn't need to be reminded that Trump has always been the complete opposite of a lifelong Re
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by fuzzfactor 28d ago
Exactly. The best programmers don't actually need to go without interruption all that much nor all that often. It's really more of a way for the employer to show how much respect they have for their people compared to lesser out
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by fuzzfactor 28d ago
>Lithium is a chemical element with the symbol Li, atomic number 3, and atomic mass 7. A natural part of the universe since time immemorial, not invented by a drug company, and not patentable. Regardless it has still been an effective ph
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by fuzzfactor 28d ago
I sure hope their advertisers are asking for huge amounts of money back since thay can no longer reach millions of people which they were paying to reach previously.
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by fuzzfactor 28d ago
I think that's a good observation because people are really doing it to themselves. Most of our electronics hasn't been American for quite some time now, so there is that. It really is made in, and for, less freedom & liberty
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by fuzzfactor 28d ago
>I may be a 10,000 year-old alien. That would be so disappointing, I've been picturing you as Mickey's assistant in Fantasia :) Then again, maybe that checks?
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by fuzzfactor 28d ago
Probably the only primates where a significant portion spent tens of thousands of years isolated up in the Arctic during prehistoric times. Where the sun doesn't go down every single day anyhow, and you may need to trudge across the tu
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by fuzzfactor 28d ago
From another excellent comment: >How do you make sure a police state doesn't happen? There is no way to be sure, all one person can do most of the time is make a personal effort and hope it is not overwhelmed by storm-trooper ambiti
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by fuzzfactor 29d ago
You should see some of the ships that your food-grade products come in :\

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