Complaint? That should be a full lawsuit. Open AI is already aware their product hallucinates information.

Negligence at least, if not full defamation.

That doesn’t require the patriarchy, just the fashion industry in general trying to sell as much as possible. Adding an entirely different and otherwise unnecessary article of clothing is a brilliant idea honestly.

The downside is that it requires a user account.

Most large US supermarkets make you have loyalty accounts to get their real prices anyway as it is, in exchange for your buying habits, otherwise everything is marked up.

Blackberry being a viable market player died when Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie left in 2012.

There are plenty of step-by-step guides to run Deepseek locally. Hell, someone even had it running on a Raspberry Pi. It seems to be much more efficient than other current alternatives.

That’s about as openly available to self host as you can get without a 1-button installer.

Traditional voice recognition systems are… Okay from my experience. As soon as you get loud background sounds, speaking over each other, or large variations in speaking volume they often start to breakdown.

Whisper works a lot better than the other systems I’ve tried. I’ve used Whisper to automate generating subtitles for videos, with great results, even with quiet phrasing and with background audio.

I haven’t seen it hallucinate personally with anything I’ve thrown it at, but my sample size is also pretty small compared to something like an entire healthcare system.

DLSS is an Nvidia technology, so of course it is.

I wasn’t really supposed to do that, but my teacher had no problem with this. I clearly understood the work, and its not just punching the equation into WolframAlpha.

This is the way it should be. If you created the program on your own, as opposed to copying it from elsewhere, you had to know how to do the work correctly in the first place. You’ve already demonstrated that you understand the process beyond just being able to solve a single equation. You then aren’t wasting time “learning” something you’ve already learned just to finish an otherwise arbitrary number of problems.

Fuck I’d love an actual equivalent alternative on Windows too. GIMP, while great in the past, is nowhere near modern Photoshop, it’s closer to modern Paint, which is just sad.

There’s a ton of people and businesses that hate Adobe, the lack of real alternatives is fascinating.

Nothing in the original post mentions the world. It very clearly says by State and is a map of the United States.

Makes sense. Most compromises aren’t brute force attacks. Allow all the characters and any brute force that is attempted will have to assume they’re part of it.

Removing required periodical changes means people are less likely to use the same password and just increment a number added to the end. A compromised password with a setup like that is still compromised, they can make an educated guess as to what the new number is based on when was compromised compared to now.

The Americans was partially based on real life. We literally traded Russian sleeper agents back in 2010.

Good. This should be a priority nationwide to restore the native names that were replaced by anglicized versions as the land was stolen. Ideally the land would be restored as well, but we know that’s not gonna happen. Restoring the name requires minimum effort.

While we’re at it, let’s remove references to Confederate names, they were traitors to the nation and they lost. Most of us have underwear that has lasted longer than the Confederacy. They don’t deserve to be honored and remembered with monuments and locations named for them.

For a differing and quite simple opinion, as a lurker, it’s extremely annoying having a community post a ton of similar posts in a row like that take over my feed. It’s the same effect as spam, regardless of the content. I’m much more likely to just block the community and never interact again.

we can do better with something in unicode.

Uh… It is Unicode.

U+2042 ⁂ ASTERISM

No idea, at the time I was just looking for something that didn’t have a subscription and Snipe was what I found that supported all the fields and uploads I wanted. I’ll have to take a look at Paperless.

PiHole, Jellyseerr, Radarr, Sonarr, Emby, Syncthing, Homepage, Home Assistant, and Snipe-IT.

PiHole is self explanatory.

Jellyseerr, Radarr, Sonarr, Syncthing and Emby are used for media management and streaming, alongside a remote seedbox.

Homepage is a locally hosted browser landing page with widgets for network monitoring.

Home Assistant for locally hosted home automation controls.

Snipe-IT for asset management. Way overkill for a home user, but it’s free to self-host. Make sure all my assets are listed, can upload receipts, photos warranty info, manufacturer info, etc. so it’s a single place to find all of that information if I ever need it.

No idea, is Google Maps listed as being safe for kids? It even has a default built-in search option to find nearby bars.

Either way, they removed the app from the entire Play Store, not just from kids accounts, or family sharing. Google specifically has as a separate account type for kids, ostensibly for the exact scenario they seem to be claiming is the reason for the removal here.

Official documentation doesn’t have any bearing on what you call someone in class. It’s literally no different than calling William by his preferred name of Will.

Because they aren’t actually believers, they want to have a shield for being shitty. And the church will even help defend them.