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rtsil
22d ago
Using DNS over HTTP instead of the ISP's DNS solves most of these blocks, for now.
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rtsil
3mo ago
They can lock down the Play store completely, that's what 99% of people and the people most vulnerable to malware are using. The problem is extending that to F-Droid and other alternative services.
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4mo ago
That just tells it which languages to serve if the video has multiple tracks, including Ai-generated ones. "Keep original language" should be the default, or at least an opt-in. And what about the atrocious title auto-translations
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rtsil
4mo ago
He was the last of the legends.
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8mo ago
The EU couldn't agree amongst themselves because the US (and its biggest vassal, the UK when it was in the EU) did everything to prevent such agreement. We'll see what the States that were the most against any form of common Europ
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rtsil
11mo ago
> For the marshals, arresting fugitives while away from home was significantly safer as they are often caught unarmed and off-guard.
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rtsil
11mo ago
Neither are litterature and peace.
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rtsil
1y ago
The main reason people pay expensive ESPs is deliverability, which is practically impossible when self-hosting when it comes to marketing, non-transactional emails, and in any case much more expensive than any ESP subscription. How does Fer
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rtsil
1y ago
Assuming it's translated literally from French, and the meaning of the French verb "couper" hasn't changed since the Middle Ages, it means mixing with water, and is a widely used expression in French.
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rtsil
1y ago
The article says the depiction may reflect idealization, and is also a deliberate inspirational portrayal.
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rtsil
1y ago
And malnutrition isn't only about lack of food, it's also about mediocre quality of food: > Similarly, new estimates of adult obesity show a steady increase over the last decade, from 12.1 percent (2012) to 15.8 percent (2022).
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rtsil
1y ago
I'm in France, but my Google, browsers and devices languages are English. So Youtube randomly auto-dubs (and auto-translates the title of) some French videos into English, and some English videos into French. But they're never the
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1y ago
> long periods of boredom Not if it's at the speed of light, the journey will be instantaneous for the (massless) traveller.
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rtsil
1y ago
Which made the zero downtime even more impressive!
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1y ago
If only it was that easy. I'm French living in France. My account settings are in English, my browsers and apps (phone, TV) are in English but my Youtube region is France. So Youtube serves me: - French videos auto-dubbed with AI and w
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1y ago
I had a cheap VPS (kimsufi) with them for over 10 years and I don't remember a single downtime notification. Before that, I had another for 5 or so years and I received two notifications, but each time it was to tell me the problem has
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1y ago
I used to think the same thing, and I still want a login/password alternative for me. But after seeing normies use online accounts and the trouble they have with password managers, I realized one of my friends had the most secure proce
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1y ago
It's a bad, very literal machine translation. ChatGPT would do a better job. A billion in French is 10^12 (1,000,000,000,000) so I doubt they truly served "billions de requêtes".
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rtsil
1y ago
Maybe the actual solution to the interpretability/blackbox problem is to not ask the llm to execute a given task, but rather to write deterministic programs that can execute the task.
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1y ago
The critical css should cover everything above the fold to avoid that visible reflow.
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1y ago
I just spent half a day troubleshooting why PHPStorm suddenly took 15 minutes to become responsive. The cultprit was the built-in markdown plugin, probably after an update. I don't have time for that. Another annoying thing is they als
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1y ago
Unpredictability. If you restock and the tariffs are eliminated or significantly reduced a couple of weeks/month later, that's a disaster. So the best attitude is to wait and see.
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1y ago
Aider regularly asks me the authorization to access files that I didn't explicitly add.
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1y ago
That's what happens when the entire education system is optimized for grades instead of the use and acquisition of knowledge. In this case, LLMs are just laying bare our failings as a society.
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1y ago
The biggest game-changer is that whatever MCP server I need, I can just ask Claude to code it.
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2y ago
They refuted these, but did not say it was a bug on their side. It seemed more like the user errors combined with usual influencers gone wild.
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2y ago
I doubt most people have 99% accuracy. The threshold of tolerance for error is just much lower for any self-driving system (and with good reason, because we're not familiar with them yet).
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2y ago
They're wire less , not wirefree.
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2y ago
Theoretical research in itself is one of the actual values. Any real-world application from CERN are purely incidental (albeit welcome). The other values include redistribution of wealth, support for businesses, job creation, sustaining int
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2y ago
> It's a race for AGI, a VC's wet dream. Yes but why? This is what I really don't understand. Say AGI is achieved within a reasonable timeframe. Odds are that no single company will achieve that, there will be no monopoly.
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