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paraproto@szmer.infoto
Technology@lemmy.world•Brutal NIMBY Regulations Are Crushing the Kind of Solar Farms Researchers Say Are a Godsend for Local Ecology: "We're seeing a complete slowdown."English
37·11 days agoIn the old times those people would oppose building wind mills.
I’m ok to be paid less if the alternative is to live in the USA.
paraproto@szmer.infoto
Technology@lemmy.world•Firm that lets you rent out your idle Mac for AI inference workloads warns of plummeting token costs — Darkbloom network sees earnings drop to $1.23 a day as Anthropic tokens fall 77%.English
4·12 days agoWhich hardware is for running local models that is cheap? I was not looking at GPU market for around two years, because I thought everything got expensive through the roof.
paraproto@szmer.infoto
Technology@lemmy.world•Google Starved Out Publishers With AI Search. Now, Its Pivot Is Blowing Up in Its Face: Its AI Mode isn't the cash cow it hoped it would be.English
4·15 days agoDon’t put the word in if you are searching for a kindergarten.
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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•"The day all billionaires died…" - thisecommercelife (warning blood)
2·29 days ago“If nothing matters, why can’t I just produce more paper clips?”
When me or my wife can’t find something we like to say “I remember putting it in a very smart place” or “it must be in a very smart place”.
paraproto@szmer.infoto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why dont we say "WWW" in front of website URLs anymore?English
2·1 month agoI think it is also related to computers becoming faster as well. In the old times ftp.example.com, mail.example.com and www.example.com could be run from different machines.
Exactly. I also think that the problem was never just implementing stuff, the problem is to support the written code. Lately I stumbled upon a phrase “free as in a free puppy” I think those AI clones are exactly this. You will need to support it with AI, because no one else will be able or will be willing for enough time to do anything there. There is no understanding gained from this and if this bubble ever bursts or at least deflate a bit and prices for a token will get real it will no longer be maintainable.
I agree with you, but with shows I would say they already eat too much time so I learned to trust my gut, if it is bad after one or two episodes, I will waste my time with something else. Maybe that’s also why in general I avoid shows in recent years. I prefer self-contained content. A series were every episode is its own thing with little or no overarching plot line. Like Columbo series which I love.
paraproto@szmer.infoto
homeassistant@lemmy.world•I hired an illustrator to draw my house. Now it's my Home Assistant dashboard.English
5·1 month agoFor C other than semicolon the exclamation mark at the end seems over-dramatic. but in a corporate way.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•Anthropic bans ‘abusive or cruel behavior’ toward ClaudeEnglish
13·1 month agoDoes that mean they will not allow it to work with C++ anymore?
paraproto@szmer.infoto
Fuck AI@lemmy.world•LibreOffice says 'no AI' is now a software feature
2·1 month agoFor some years I am thinking about making a similar service, but as a receive only box with a twist. I wanted aliases to be done on domain level and tunnel encrypted traffic straight to user’s device as the TLS certificate for e-mail server would reside on user’s device. Thanks to that I wouldn’t need to store anything and I wouldn’t be able to snoop anything (at least without being seen). That way user’s phone would be their e-mail server. When an address would get compromised it could be filtered on the DNS level before it even would reach the user’s device. There are lots of challenges that way that I have ideas to overcome somewhat, but yeah I would trade one kind of complexity for the other.
My worry for addresses in style user-alias@example.com is that alias is not random by default meaning someone can imply what addresses you have based on a single address. At the same time this keeps things simpler for users, because otherwise it gets janky and you of course need a mapping between a random address and what it means as well as a wanting for password manager integration or a browser extension at least.
I guess it is a balance, but by not allowing the perfect become an enemy of the good your service works right now. I acknowledge that you might have struck the perfect balance so please don’t take it as a jab at you. I see that you have this “Patented Spam Filtering”, so cheers! :)
Think of invasive species or whatever happens when a balance in nature is toppled. If they would be able to hoard more wealth they would do it.
This video made me unsubscribe from Kurzgesagt. The sensationalistic/story-telling tone of describing LLM actions is exactly what LLM-companies want. They did a small comparison to a virus and I think it is kinda fitting. But a virus is not alive just like LLMs.
paraproto@szmer.infoto
Technology@lemmy.world•Reddit is killing RSS feeds and ending public API access because of AI botsEnglish
11·1 month agoI want to believe. But X (formerly known as Twitter) and Facebook are still there. It may be a long death which is indistinguishable from (low-quality) life.
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Dull Men's Club@lemmy.world•My duvet cover clumped tight over bedsheets in itself in a drierEnglish
0·2 months agoSounds good, but no new drier until I will start to find parts of my current one in the laundry ;)
I wonder how it works. Does it change direction of spinning, gives more randomness to it all?
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Ubuntu's Rustification Has a New Milestone! Coreutils Migration is CompleteEnglish
11·2 months agoBut from all the things why core-utils? I don’t think it is common to need changes in core-utils. Now with this MIT version it may certainly be needed, because of broken compatibility. So it feels like instead of doing nothing (because they work as is) and using GNU core-utils they switch to MIT core-utils that are slightly incompatible and because of that need work. I would assume that it will certainly provide patches for MIT core-utils, but I am sure it will just make another platform target for scripts like macOS. Some GPL projects will change their scripts to make them work with Ubuntu.
I guess corporations will corporate.




I am not a native speaker so I am not sure if I used a correct term. The problem in this bathroom is a bit of mold on the ceiling near few edges. I used an anti-mold agent and I will use anti-mold paint, but that is only for symptoms. Other than that I removed glass separator from a bathtub, because no-one really showers there standing-up and mold started to form on the ceiling over the glass separated section and there was also a mold on grout between tiles. I will make a bigger cut in the doors for better ventilation, but I think of adding a little quiet fan that would blow on the corner with the mirror visible in the photo, the mold forms in the edge there. There was not a lot of it, but it would only get worse.
The ceiling needed drying and removing loose material. Now I already filled it with around two or three layers. I needed also to adjust electrical connections a bit as well.
I am not well versed with construction/renovation work, but I like to think I can handle some work.