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gettodachoppa
2y ago
If it was done as a desired choice rather than it being driven by economic fears, you're right, we shouldn't care. But for most people, they aren't having kids because they don't have a house, they don't have a stab
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2y ago
I don't really get people's obsession with security updates for a smartphone. It's not a public webserver, bro. It's a phone. You're the one who decided it was etrash. Not only is it not reachable by anyone except y
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2y ago
It's trivial in C/C++ due to GCC being a first-class citizen in Linux, but idk how it's done for interpreted languages, Java, etc. If anyone can chime in I'm curious. In C or C++, you just run 'ulimit -c unlimited&#
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2y ago
>Why? How? Wuh? Uh oh, someone's trying to think! You know why. We all know why. But stating it out loud makes you a bad man. Better to just nod along and pretend it's all OK, especially at work, especially if you're not p
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gettodachoppa
2y ago
For a long time now I've been seeing this ugly trend in the titles of linked articles. I wish every HN user would flag any article with these clickbait titles, instead they're always popular. You're encouraging this shameless
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2y ago
Least scammy racebait NGO.
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2y ago
Thanks, that link made me much more confident in using Docker. I mean come on: "Attackers could try to exploit this issue by causing the user to build two malicious images at the same time, which can be done by poisoning the registry,
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2y ago
Anyone reading this, don't expect a smooth experience for desktop Linux under Hyper-V. Hyper-V's team only cares about supporting servers. You're not gonna run a full-screen Ubuntu VM without a lot of banging your head agains
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gettodachoppa
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I'm the opposite, I need these desktop hypervisors because Hyper-V is trash for anything but a WSL shell or server VM. I upgraded to Windows 11 for WSLg (figuring it would replace my Linux desktop), and it was buggy trash. You can'
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I'm a casual Docker user, ran maybe 30 images my whole life. I've never used any of these flags and didn't know most of them even existed. Are these serious threats? I mean it seems like common sense that if you give a malici
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2y ago
Try reading the author list of AI papers. Even those from western universities and labs. If you can't spot a pattern, then there's Sum Tin Wong with you.
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2y ago
Prepare for the talking points, folks. Within a day, you'll start seeing the same words used across "journalism" organizations, about how "Iran is a destabilizing force for the Middle East", "sudden, unprovoked
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2y ago
Yep. I do this for Windows. I have a Surface laptop which requires tinkering to get Linux working on it (keyboard doesn't even work out of the box, you gotta use a USB keyboard until you install a custom kernel off Github). I couldn&#x
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2y ago
>We're all upset about this. Not because Redis deserves to get paid, it's that they acted like they were being good stewards of the open-source community and then they changed their mind. I'm an open-source zealot and I ha
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Ask HN: How will LLMs work on an entire codebase?
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https://docs.sillytavern.app/usage/local-llm-guide/how-to-us... Follow the guide all the way until you get to "Loading our model in Oobabooga". Then ignore the rest. You can do inference in Ooba under th
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3y ago
This isn't Twitter or your polycule's Wednesday night political discussion, my friend. Being proud of rejecting historical facts doesn't give you as many virtue signalling points as you think.
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3y ago
>even an unhinged TV personality can not single-handedly destroy a country and what it has stood for for the last 70+ years. A war-mongering, propaganda-spewing, dystopian corporate empire beheld entirely to the military-industrial compl
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IIRC, the AI "girl" becomes able to communicate with other people, and she instantly cheats on him like 2000 times in 1 day and then breaks up with him and leaves? I think the movie tried to frame it as the right ending but to me
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Nah, it's 100% true. solardev's wife is a real battleaxe. She once said "for our anniversary, I want to go somewhere I've never been!". solardev replied "Well how about the kitchen?"
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3y ago
I think it's a joke, "Linux ISOs" is a known euphemism for movies/porn/etc on /r/datahoarders.
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>I don’t think Stable Diffusion has ever generated a person of color for me unless I specifically included it in the prompt, for instance. By person of color do you just mean black people? Because the top SD models (and I don't mean
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Have you seen what the average poly person looks like? Caroline Ellison and Sam Bankman-Fried are the most famous poly people I can think of, and this is despite an obscene amount of wealth to make them look good. So no, they're not ta
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>The misinformation in context (Russian propaganda, probably on rt.com or something) is designed to mislead. Not inform; mislead. As a 3rd party, I can assure you I feel the same way towards the American propaganda that dominates search
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Fantastic! This is what I've been waiting for for 10 years, since Google removed the feature: a search engine which realizes 99% of the time, I want to search Discussions, and gives me the option to only show those. (reddit, forums, ma
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>“Normal” meals in Thailand are food stalls, $2 per meal if not less. I gotta disagree here, that's what low-skilled staff eat on their lunch break. It's usually not very tasty or hygienic (depending on what you order), so west
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3y ago
If that iTunes license goes away that's a morally green signal to get a non-revocable license from The Pirate Bay.
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1. It's not happening, that's just a far-right conspiracy theory 2. It happened, but it was just an isolated incident 3. It's happening, and that's a good thing 4. It's always been happening, so what? No one ever cl
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Smug westerners love to say that stuff, and yet people in Saudi Arabia are much happier than Norwegians. The rate of suicide is double in Norway what it is in Saudi Arabia. I guess there's more to a country and people's worth tha
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There's no such thing as "involuntarily celibate", it's just another BS term in the fanfiction-as-science narrative of the typical hacks. I've seen men on Twitter who are literally married with children get called i
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