Without color blindness it looks fine, green-yellow-orange-red. Having checked on a random website what a protan colorblind person might see, yeah, I get your confusion...…
Part of the reason is data centers getting droned lately, which also happens to hurt traffic scanning capacity. As those servers get more decentralized or hidden in bunkers, Russia is likely going to move towards white…
While I'm still wary, I hope to one day make use of them to offset my ADHD-like tendencies. Normally you'd have friends or family for that, but in my case a bot would be a more readily available and reliable solution...
I'm more curious about Antique. Code review is my bottleneck, this meatbag here can't keep up with the agents at all. I either spend too much time and energy on trying to understand the code (not just in terms of…
The NCC-1701-D really is the default starship in our culture and the training corpus, isn't it.
An LLM can order a service to do it for you.
Hasn't the same always applied to googling on behalf of others? That's why LMGTFY exists too...
Annoyingly, this doesn't work for a whole lot of websites that insist on serving webp, they just ignore the header. Some of them have bespoke workarounds like adding ?format=original on fandom wikis, with some the…
I think there's something about US voltages that makes electric kettles really slow. In Europe it's indeed about 2-3 minutes for a full kettle.
How naive we were a decade ago that the biggest problem of IoT devices was their utter unreliability and configuration hell. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/oct/12/english-m...
https://youtu.be/-AwCEM5K-Ec
These are web apps, they are unlikely to use anything other than what the browser/OS provide them. This is most likely due to lousy audio drivers, an issue plaguing desktop Linux since its very inception.
Removing ads from Windows is still much easier than making sure Linux works on a machine that is not Linux-certified (which, for me, is usually the case, as I have particular hardware preferences), and getting software…
Ah, so that's why it never works for me.
Maybe it's just me, but even on pure aesthetic reasons I would take a Comic Sans and clipart poster made in Word over the slop. At this point I have some kind of a physical repulsion to the generated posters, and it's…
I think the concern is that humans who are given back their time won't have any means to make use of that time, or even possibly means to survive. The resources will be concentrated in the hands of the few more than…
If only all of these weren't AI slop :(
And then there were the barnacle geese that, conveniently for Lent, grew on trees... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barnacle_goose_myth
At that point why not just simplify things and go back to Vagrant...?
Use cases naturally differ, but I'd much rather use more storage than hit yet another unresolvable dependency issue.
I absolutely love the idea behind Nebula, but to this day there isn't a single creator there that I'm interested in actively following... A big part of it is just my hobbies being different, but a no small part is that…
The community doesn't really have a say because Xorg is effectively on life support and the Xorg devs are now working on Wayland. There aren't many people in this world who could keep Xorg going. Some distros are…
So it can be disabled on 27B after all? I haven't downloaded 3.8 27B yet, but the announcement made it seem like only the hosted Max can disable thinking, and with the open weights you could only select between provided…
I think it's either. With Nordea, it's seemingly based on whether you are already using the mobile ID app or not. They also have a different "Talk Device" that is specifically meant for people with disabilities and…
I'm lucky in that I learned to ignore it over time, so I'm not too bothered by it when I go to sleep. But when I'm particularly mentally exhausted it's much louder than even my retro fridge. Got a noise combo too, as my…
Without color blindness it looks fine, green-yellow-orange-red. Having checked on a random website what a protan colorblind person might see, yeah, I get your confusion...…
Part of the reason is data centers getting droned lately, which also happens to hurt traffic scanning capacity. As those servers get more decentralized or hidden in bunkers, Russia is likely going to move towards white…
While I'm still wary, I hope to one day make use of them to offset my ADHD-like tendencies. Normally you'd have friends or family for that, but in my case a bot would be a more readily available and reliable solution...
I'm more curious about Antique. Code review is my bottleneck, this meatbag here can't keep up with the agents at all. I either spend too much time and energy on trying to understand the code (not just in terms of…
The NCC-1701-D really is the default starship in our culture and the training corpus, isn't it.
An LLM can order a service to do it for you.
Hasn't the same always applied to googling on behalf of others? That's why LMGTFY exists too...
Annoyingly, this doesn't work for a whole lot of websites that insist on serving webp, they just ignore the header. Some of them have bespoke workarounds like adding ?format=original on fandom wikis, with some the…
I think there's something about US voltages that makes electric kettles really slow. In Europe it's indeed about 2-3 minutes for a full kettle.
How naive we were a decade ago that the biggest problem of IoT devices was their utter unreliability and configuration hell. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/oct/12/english-m...
https://youtu.be/-AwCEM5K-Ec
These are web apps, they are unlikely to use anything other than what the browser/OS provide them. This is most likely due to lousy audio drivers, an issue plaguing desktop Linux since its very inception.
Removing ads from Windows is still much easier than making sure Linux works on a machine that is not Linux-certified (which, for me, is usually the case, as I have particular hardware preferences), and getting software…
Ah, so that's why it never works for me.
Maybe it's just me, but even on pure aesthetic reasons I would take a Comic Sans and clipart poster made in Word over the slop. At this point I have some kind of a physical repulsion to the generated posters, and it's…
I think the concern is that humans who are given back their time won't have any means to make use of that time, or even possibly means to survive. The resources will be concentrated in the hands of the few more than…
If only all of these weren't AI slop :(
And then there were the barnacle geese that, conveniently for Lent, grew on trees... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barnacle_goose_myth
At that point why not just simplify things and go back to Vagrant...?
Use cases naturally differ, but I'd much rather use more storage than hit yet another unresolvable dependency issue.
I absolutely love the idea behind Nebula, but to this day there isn't a single creator there that I'm interested in actively following... A big part of it is just my hobbies being different, but a no small part is that…
The community doesn't really have a say because Xorg is effectively on life support and the Xorg devs are now working on Wayland. There aren't many people in this world who could keep Xorg going. Some distros are…
So it can be disabled on 27B after all? I haven't downloaded 3.8 27B yet, but the announcement made it seem like only the hosted Max can disable thinking, and with the open weights you could only select between provided…
I think it's either. With Nordea, it's seemingly based on whether you are already using the mobile ID app or not. They also have a different "Talk Device" that is specifically meant for people with disabilities and…
I'm lucky in that I learned to ignore it over time, so I'm not too bothered by it when I go to sleep. But when I'm particularly mentally exhausted it's much louder than even my retro fridge. Got a noise combo too, as my…