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by ipsi 20d ago
If you go far enough back in time (this dates back to at least 2011), it's arguing against things like: For port binding, for example, it used to be that you'd deploy your app to the web application container, rather than bundling
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by ipsi 3mo ago
Overwatch has similar issues - common advice for playing Competitive is to just completely disable text chat and voice chat. Yeah, you'll miss genuine, helpful suggestions, but they're a tiny, tiny minority of messages at the lowe
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by ipsi 7mo ago
The biggest issue is, of course, (4) - how do you plan on enforcing that for sites that don't run out of your country of residence? Implicitly restrict access to only those sites in said country?
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by ipsi 8mo ago
Even then - I have a reasonably nice Brother Printer/Scanner/etc device, and I could never get AirPrint to reliably work until I switched over to using Ethernet instead of Wi-Fi. Something to do with it going to sleep and not br
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by ipsi 10mo ago
The Java one can actually be quite helpful, for a couple of reasons: 1. It tells you which variable is null. While I think modern Java will include that detail in the exception, that's fairly new. So if you had `a.foo(b.getBar(), c.g
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by ipsi 11mo ago
When spoken? Almost certainly. But I think they mostly write in Hochdeutsch, especially in formal contexts, at least that I've seen (private chats/etc are a totally different matter), so I don't foresee any major issues there
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by ipsi 11mo ago
They really are very, very different. Knowledge of one helps with the other, but it's far more than just "a couple of weeks to adjust to the accent", for example. EDIT: It's worth noting that this is mostly a spoken th
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by ipsi 1y ago
And yet that's not enough, even when someone very definitely knows better: https://www.troyhunt.com/a-sneaky-phish-just-grabbed-my-mail... Turns out that under certain conditions, such as severe exhaustion, that "
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by ipsi 2y ago
That matches my experience, in an admittedly slightly older car. Note that you'll rarely be charging over 80% because it's just too slow, and going under 5-10% is a bit too stressful, so practical range is probably 70-75% of maxim
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by ipsi 2y ago
SourceForge, probably.
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by ipsi 2y ago
Yes, for one of two reasons, I'd say: * In the big cities, increased rents will almost immediately eat up the extra income from the UBI, and there won't be any meaningful change in the status quo for anyone who rents — which I ima
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by ipsi 2y ago
Most people who prefer DW would say that D&D sometimes has clear rules for something, but often has no rules, boring rules, or rules that aren't necessarily "fun". Combat, while tactical, tends to be slow and can freque
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by ipsi 2y ago
Yeah, that's about what I'd expected (and WoD books would be a priority for me to index). Another commentator mentioned that Knowledge Graphs might be useful for dealing with the limitations imposed by RAG (e.g., have to limit res
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by ipsi 2y ago
From a quick search, it seems like Knowledge Graphs are particularly new, even by AI standards, so it's harder to get one up off the ground if you haven't been following AI extremely closely. Is that accurate, or is it just the in
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by ipsi 2y ago
Thanks, I'd really appreciate it! The blog post you linked earlier was what finally made RAG "click" for me, making it very clear how it works, at least for the relatively simple tasks I want to do.
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by ipsi 2y ago
Ah, that's very helpful, thanks! I'll have a dig into this at some point relatively soon. An example of how I might provide references with page numbers or chapter names would be great (even if this means a more complex text-extra
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by ipsi 2y ago
So here's something I've been wanting to do for a while, but have kinda been struggling to figure out _how_ to do it. txtai looks like it has all the tools necessary to do the job, I'm just not sure which tool(s), and how I&#
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by ipsi 2y ago
From my limited experience, Staff+ seems to have a lot of the same responsibilities as a manager, but without the direct reports—they're both “leadership” positions and focus on long(er)-term planning, business needs, cross-team commun
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by ipsi 2y ago
I believe the Vienna on the map is, today, Vienne, a French Commune: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vienne,_Is%C3%A8re
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by ipsi 2y ago
I think you can set it to be the other way around and have it be "never mark as spam when via team@example.com" - of course, depending on how much spam it gets that might be worse .
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by ipsi 3y ago
That... pretty much already exists, in the form of Home Assistant + Zigbee and/or Thread? Though that's still wireless, and I haven't seen any focus on trying to connect everything with wires (not something I'd be keen o
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by ipsi 3y ago
Well, part of it is being on Hacker News, which will definitely skew towards "self-host everything!", and on top of that Jellyfin is genuinely free and open-source while the more popular alternative (Plex) isn't, so probabl
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by ipsi 3y ago
The latter. I'm very definitely not at that level either, but looking at German words from books that couldn't be found on English Wiktionary, I was able to find them on German Wiktionary. One example would be "Weihnachtsfe
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by ipsi 3y ago
FWIW, English Wikitionary (appears to!) have fewer words than German Wiktionary. I've run into this trying to extract words from eBooks (then converting to the "base" form, to essentially de-duplicate). I think it's most
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by ipsi 3y ago
I think the Jellyfin integration could be more than just a niche feature. I've used https://www.languagereactor.com/ , but that only supports Netflix & YouTube, which is a bit limiting. Reasons it's useful: * I
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by ipsi 3y ago
Interesting! I have a partially-built, related, tool, to extract "words" from e-books, so I could build flashcard lists and make sure I knew the majority of words that were used - most of them would be common words but every book
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by ipsi 3y ago
Related, I also saw this project a little while ago: https://smallstep.com/blog/build-a-tiny-ca-with-raspberry-pi... Which looks quite interesting to have HTTPS for my internal-only pages without need to deal with an e
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by ipsi 3y ago
It's pretty clear that it's "Based on the Farnsworth Munsell 100 Hue Test," and "this is not a replacement for the full test!" I think if you did particularly poorly on the online test then it's worth look
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by ipsi 3y ago
Yeah, I'm also in Germany (although not German) and installed Paperless because of this! I think more than a few of these projects are started and/or maintained by Germans due to the astonishing number of documents received - e.g.
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by ipsi 3y ago
Kinda - at the moment I'm receiving _a lot_ of documents, mostly as PDFs via E-Mail (some the original digital version, some scans of physical copies), but some via post as well. I've only added documents I've received this y

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