n3m4c

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by n3m4c 2y ago
Everything works if you use User-Agent switcher extension. So they went through the trouble of making an "unsupported" page and redirecting you to that page instead of doing nothing
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by n3m4c 2y ago
Could they go the tinygrad route and post bounties like "$1000 for fixing this major bug"
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by n3m4c 2y ago
https://archive.ph/RQEyA
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by n3m4c 2y ago
XMedia Recode is pretty good. https://www.xmedia-recode.de/en/index.php
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by n3m4c 3y ago
I like how it doesn't recommend itself but instead recommends "Microsoft's Bard" and "Google's BlenderBot" as alternatives to ChatGPT
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by n3m4c 3y ago
Wouldn’t that mean Intel would really have to negotiate a new deal with whoever buys AMD since otherwise they couldn’t make any new cpus?
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by n3m4c 3y ago
That wasn’t really a merger, more like a renaming
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by n3m4c 3y ago
Reddit has a lot of value, just not people who can utilize it. Anonymous nature of Reddit doesn't matter when you have Meta's cookies while accessing it. Content is also nicely categorized so they can easily push, for example, ins
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by n3m4c 3y ago
Advertisers just aren't running away from Reddit. They were never there in the first place. Reddit's revenue is tiny considering it's userbase. And their data is categorized well, by default, for free by a volunteer force of
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by n3m4c 3y ago
Bob
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by n3m4c 3y ago
I think I would avoid getting hit by any car if I can
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by n3m4c 3y ago
But people don’t care. Homelab subreddit created a forum and after 5 days, the number of registered users on that forum is 18. Selfhosted subreddit did the same thing and activity on their forum is similarly low. If people on “selfhosted” s
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by n3m4c 3y ago
https://archive.ph/a8ko9
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by n3m4c 3y ago
DDoS in this case