And real AI is probably like fusion. Its always 10 years away.
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And real AI is probably like fusion. Its always 10 years away.
I had Win11 running in a vm, and just the amount of ads it would show in the task bar or notifications at idle leaves me flabbergasted.
I used to enjoy doing the speed modelling challenges :)
I was at a cabin with dial up, just being able to disable images and selectively right click and click load image was a life saver back in the day.
It's a shame modern browsers don't really support low bandwidth needs at all.
> I miss having free time where I can relax and not worry about the features we haven’t shipped yet. I miss making music. I miss attending jam sessions. I miss going out for dinner with my friends and family and not having to worry about how much we haven’t upstreamed. I miss being able to sit down and play a game or watch a movie without feeling guilty.
Honestly I think working like 10+ hour days and not doing other things that are less stressful and enjoyable (people being their biggest stressor in this regard).
They likely have PTSD at this point.
Whatever you need Marcan. I hope you find it. I'm rooting for your health and happiness.
I have similar symptoms, and basically I can't eat anything with Peppers or Chilies. The whole fruiting family. So no paprika. You would be absolutely floored to find out how many things paprika is in. Basically every flavour of chip you like. Curries often have them too.
That man baffles me.
He spent 16 years running every street in Philadelphia, starting and ending from home.
Then when I need to commit, I'll update the requirements file or whatever would cause all the layers to rebuild. And CI can rebuild the whole thing while I move to something else.
It is a bit of a pain, but the other benefits of containers are probably worth the trade off.
https://kagi.com/images?q=https%3A%2F%2Fs3.amazonaws.com%2Fp...
Lets use this as an example. I would personally like to have a list of exact results. Separately - a list of similar images would maybe be nice. But tbh, 99.99% of the time with reverse image search, I am trying to play detective, not find similar images. I am usually looking to see the first, original source of something. Or maybe other places I can find this image.
I will point out that detective stuff like this is crucial to try to prevent being catfished, or phished. I am not ignorant that it is also a concern for those who don't want to be found, for privacy or safety reasons; however some threat actor could just find a less public reverse image search I'm sure.
I help out with a sports league who run a couple wordpress sites.
- One, its totally the wrong CMS for how they use it.
- Two, they have almost no ability to diagnose and debug issues themselves. Honestly 80% of the issues that get raised to me are even just solved by clicking "keep plugin automatically updated"
They really just want a CMS that allows them to share announcements, post schedules and where to show up to play.
But it gets the job done, for cheap, and there is a decent community on plugins and themes.
Wordpress was originally popular because of its openness and community right? I wonder if that's still the platform it is.
However I don't want to support another company that is inevitably going to go subscription. Since they've been bought by canva, it's just a matter of time.
I even went so far as to get Affinity Photo being able to start on Wine. But lost interest since their acquisition.
(I'm sure people will question why I don't just use inkscape, krita, or gimp. And its because all of them have a subpar vector experience IMO)
Jeez, it took me like a week just to program a usb hwmon temperature device for Linux
But it didn't have a kernel driver to support reading temp from hwmon on linux.
Which I wanted to use fancontrol with it.
By selling software built on the backs of free developers, you're effectively profiting off of a significant amount of their work.
I hope you donate a nice chunk of money to ffmpeg. https://ffmpeg.org/donations.html