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by ondra 15d ago
How is additional paperwork supposed to help? Jamming is already illegal and usage of ISM bands is quite strictly regulated.
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by ondra 2mo ago
No, it seems that they are banned in North Korea.
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by ondra 3mo ago
This is obviously not the point if the surcharge disappears on packages with total price over 150 €.
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by ondra 3mo ago
I do not know about this being the case in Germany only; I am in a nearby country and the system is very similar. I also do think it is insane, as the fee is on top of the real estate agent fees, it is specified by the law and unavoidable,
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by ondra 5mo ago
This is incorrect, prompt processing is compute bound.
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by ondra 5mo ago
Note that Boox does not release the sources for the GPL software they redistribute.
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by ondra 7mo ago
This might be the reason for Markdown support, LLMs love it.
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by ondra 8mo ago
> Developers don't have to package their project for all distros Essentially nobody uses the sources we provide. Literally nobody packages them. A few people use our rpm and deb packages, but the vast majority uses a (slightly broke
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by ondra 9mo ago
> It was Blinken that arbitrarily introduced The _second paragraph_ of TFA gives a reason for the introduction. Please explain how you came to the conclusion that the change was arbitrary.
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by ondra 10mo ago
Pentium Pro is the first i686 CPU, so you should be fine.
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by ondra 11mo ago
GPT-OSS 120B uses native 4 bit representation, so it fits fine.
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by ondra 1y ago
Works with a Samsung watch and their app. (I wouldn't really recommend it, though.)
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by ondra 1y ago
The context is garbage and full of "Mount Everest" already, so the model goes with that. The answer seems to be a plausible continuation of the conversation at that point.
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by ondra 1y ago
Yes. The original DeepSeek-R1 answered those questions just fine. The newer models seem to be much more brainwashed.
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by ondra 1y ago
Is this any different from using --cache-type-k and --cache-type-v?
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by ondra 2y ago
MIPS is still quite alive in consumer networking hardware.
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by ondra 4y ago
I block every ad I see, seems to make the rest of them go away.
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by ondra 4y ago
Biden most certainly did not announce he would do _this_.
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by ondra 4y ago
Could be useful, but not _that_ useful for me to consider polluting my global shell namespace with this name.
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by ondra 16y ago
32-bit Windows 7 runs 16-bit programs just fine.
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by ondra 16y ago
CRTs will show what the RAMDAC on the video card feeds them. They shouldn't have limitations like this.
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by ondra 16y ago
I'm a fan of Konqueror myself. For some reason nobody seems to use it. Konqueror is stable, fast, doesn't use much memory and renders everything just fine.
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by ondra 17y ago
See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony_mark
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by ondra 17y ago
No, all-pairs shortest path problem is in P as well.
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by ondra 17y ago
Unfortunately it's only an imitation of multitouch - http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/news/item/9051_Multi-touch_on... is IMHO much more impressive.
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by ondra 17y ago
ADoM is also good, but closed source unfortunately. Can't play it on my PDA.
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by ondra 17y ago
Should have gone to http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=593729 , my bad. I don't seem to be able to delete it, why?
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by ondra 17y ago
It's making me fucking sleepy. I can't procrastinate well enough now.
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by ondra 17y ago
It's not that bad when n=263.