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taskforcegemini
1y ago
how is that video racist? calling it racist appears to be much more racist
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
probably depends on where the issue is located, but is this not normally the case with encrypted drives?
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
bricked the drive as in the disk was physically defective? disks like to brick on their own, how sure are you btrfs was the reason?
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
beautiful analogy
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
from the record label, which will also try to replace musicians with ai sooner or later
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
there are a lot of scam ads on youtube as well
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
people exist that run their own mailserver
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
I think we have enough real examples of its dangers
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
question is who rakes in the money then
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1y ago
JavaScript will be the ADHD version
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
why not both, if the point for both is to reach the same goal?
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
literally has, or there would be no "nagging". I have yet to experience a benefit for those binary logs
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
it's not as straightforward a solution as it sounds, though
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
the issue is many companies don't value people who "work less"
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1y ago
but usually I only see the namw "huggingface" written, and I think of headcrabs from half-life instead
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1y ago
>Maybe 10 out of 1000 websites will get closed this may be true for the time being (or not), but will sure change if/when more [websites] become aware of what is going on. The result will be 10 out of 1000 websites will remain open,
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
that's debatable
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
that would be a shallow observation
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
LTT?
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
that just shifts the problems
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
because that would be socialism /s
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
why touch it? these are usually not directly connected to the internet. some possibly virtualized. "updating" to use wine on linux is a ton of work on its own, you will run into unforseeable issues. nobody wants to pay for that an
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
I'm not sure about numbered, all I see is great arguments to try it and thus pay for it.
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
I tried this with rokid max: it was not usable for me, as it was too blurry. likely reason was my IPD (I think 71). You may read that this device can adjust IPD, but it's a software solution, not hardware. since I had no compatible mob
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
you could, but this article is about claude.
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
can you elaborate? I'd assume games have a higher requirement on responsiveness than dev tasks?
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taskforcegemini
1y ago
even reddit does it now. i have to stumble over words in ny native language that don't make sense together to realize I have to disable the translation that I didn't ask for to make sense of what was written
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1y ago
I thank him for his last lecture
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taskforcegemini
2y ago
can't that be spoofed/overwritten?
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taskforcegemini
2y ago
most likely not DOCSIS related, as my ISP behaves with it just like you described your current ISP
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