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Hey I just came up with this idea, I'm going to feed copyrighted books into my LLM that remembers them verbatim, and then people pay me to ask the LLM for complete copies of a book.

Wait, no, not verbatim. It transforms upper case into lower case and vice versa.

A real estate photographer described the typical job as taking 15 photos of the same living room while moving a softbox around and then merging the layers in Photoshop. No Photoshop would be like no copy pasting permitted while writing code.

For one, audio transcription services that use Whisper will sample the input down to 16Khz mono first.

A comparison made by some Solaris guy comparing a tech magnate to a lawnmower springs to mind.

Since the half of the app that is running on my local X or Wayland can only display a GUI and doesn't need QtNetwork, QtWebkit, Gtk Webview etc, what lightweight UI toolkit other than html+js do you recommend ?

Being able to initiate a shell app from a regular remote ssh CLI prompt (like "ApacheConfig myhost.com" or "Editor ~/myrepo") might improve integration with people's existing CLI workflows.

It does need an agent that starts with every X or Wayland session and waits for requests from remote SSH sessions to start an app.

If Unix philosophy is what's keeping systemd from requiring a Microsoft account during install, I'm all for it.

Linux will still be viable when systemd is gone. There will always be a need for open software.

I hope sites that just provide a way for people to assemble offline will be the new thing soon.

A photography guide's site that rallies amateurs for walk tours. A planning board for a foreign language practice group. A site with a schedule and registration form for a sports event.

When I read "online social" my head thinks "not-really social".

It's apparently a typo in the article, they probably meant to write `println()`.

Products have to change in a visible way so people know they're new.

Unless "nothing" is the ultra rich tech bros and "you" are the people working for them.

Is there any keyboard with flat keys, no NumPad and full sized square up/down keys, that one can obtain ?

Though it might be a while before hotels start offering Aeron Classic chairs in their rooms.

It's legal and it pays well. That is all.

Is there any library that does this safely for user-mode and is currently used in production ?

It sounds like the "app written in C++ calling Lua scripts, versus app written in Lua calling C++ libraries" debate.

Both designs (Lightroom, game engines) have worked successfully.

There's probably nothing that prevents mixing both approaches in the same "app".

SECCOMP_RET_USER_NOTIF appears to switch between the tracee and tracer processes for each syscall. Using SECCOMP_RET_TRAP to trigger a SIGSYS for every syscall in IO intensive apps introduces 5% overhead (and avoids a separate tracer).

I wonder if there's any mechanism that works for intercepting static ELF's like Go programs and such.

Online stores don't remove 1-star reviews of their products from their store. Do they ?

I hope Photoshop runs in the Linux VM introduced with Android 16, so I can stop carrying a laptop to edit photos and bring just a 0.5kg monitor instead.

It's not sweets and it's not an addiction, not everything on TV is for mindless consumption. The viewer is not who's at fault here. The right mindset is not "accept their terms or give up", it's "make your voice heard and try to make the manufacturers change their practices".

You can get banned from TikTok ? That's horrible, how ? Can you provide detailed instructions please?

Are there any bugs that an app can carry over just due to being compiled with old glibc headers for compatibility with older distros ?

Oh god, this is what they'll implement eventually. Each passenger will have to put their bag 15 rows down from their seat.

Why are the Shift and Caps Lock keys shaped like that ? Is it because those wide keys cannot be pressed from the ends ?

He worked on: Go, the Sawzall language for processing logs, and distributed systems. Go and Sawzall are usable and used outside Google.

Are those distributed systems valuable primarily to Google, or are they related to Kubernetes et cetera ?

How much time does it add when running e.g. "shittp user@lan-host uname" ?

Thank God for lucrative work higher up the stack. Maybe programmers will stop being the only scapegoats for rising home prices and the high cost of living.

It's as useful as brute forcing one of your neighbor's 100 online passwords every day and writing it on the door of a random supermarket.

I wonder if Visopsys, Windows 3.11 and others could work as a daily driver running in qemu, started from a Linux initrd that has just a browser and qemu. "Opening" the browser in Visopsys actually switches to the browser running on the host, and Alt-Tab switches back to Visopsys.