MeanEYE

MeanEYE , 2 days ago

they are the folks bargaining for Gazans

No they are not. Had that been the case people would actually get humanitarian aid and water pipes wouldn’t be used for making rockets but instead give people water.

MeanEYE , 3 days ago

Well dooh, you installed Chrome with it. Add to that their application and there you have it.

MeanEYE , 3 days ago

Actually AI wouldn’t even recognize either of those as a cow let alone one long, unless it was specifically trained to look for cow’s head or ass.

MeanEYE , 3 days ago

You should watch actually AI safety researcher’s thoughts on this. Here’s the link. It’s partially overhyped, but huge strides have been made in this area and it shouldn’t be taken lightly. It’s best to be extra careful than ignorant.

MeanEYE , 7 days ago

The people Hamas killed had families, friends, who will be raging for revenge. Same excuse goes both ways.

MeanEYE , 12 days ago

And we all know Aljazeera is such a credible source.

MeanEYE , 13 days ago

Garmin did the same thing with Forerunner. They stopped software support 6 months after release of 220, and the very moment 235 was released. Their tech support’s answer to any problem was “do a factory reset”. And yet they are still considered one of the best brands for navigation and sports.

MeanEYE , 13 days ago

Except this one knows math.

MeanEYE , 13 days ago

Why do you have to call it by its non-vegan name and then add vegan in front? Just call it what it is a sandwich.

MeanEYE , 17 days ago

Actually no. Wire wrapping prototypes were made like this. This also looks like an old ISA card as well, from which period this method of prototyping was still in us. It’s also the method in which the Apollo’s guidance computer was made and that one survived a lot harsher conditions than desktop PC, and survived.

MeanEYE , 17 days ago

Why is there even a debate about this? You need emulators to play 10 year old games, maybe twenty. In 60 years you’ll need who knows what to be able to play it. The question is whether people will want play them at all. There might be a VR with anally plugged interface which would lack support for hand controllers.

MeanEYE , 19 days ago

So… so… so… soooooo… many problems in this world and this is what they rush to “fix”. Wanna bet someone is going to figure out how to tie plane registration numbers with people regardless, do it through some third-world country who doesn’t give a shit about USA and we are back to square one.

MeanEYE , 19 days ago

There’s always a way. Follow which planes go to which country during concert tour. Match twitter post locations with plane registrations. And many similar ways. There won’t be many planes follow the official route or exactly match posts. Etc.

MeanEYE , 23 days ago

We rent our servers from Ionos and price hike came as a complete surprise. Luckily Ionos took some of the increase on themselves, but had I been ready with different provider I’d switch in a blink. It seems price hike was a surprise to Ionos as well and am sure as hell hoping they are working on adding another hypervisor.

MeanEYE , 23 days ago

VLC, it’s in the name.

MeanEYE OP , 24 days ago

Also this means US and UN are not withholding aid to Gaza!

MeanEYE OP , 24 days ago

There, you see. UN is starving Palestinians on purpose.

MeanEYE OP , 24 days ago

But I’ve been told here we can’t trust JPost or Ynet.

MeanEYE OP , 24 days ago

Am behaving like a numbnut on purpose. It’s the same excuse that has been thrown my way on Lemmy when there was something which didn’t fit other people’s narrative. But my sarcasm wasn’t as obvious. Sorry about that.

MeanEYE , 25 days ago

That’s a twist pretty much everyone saw who is not Israel hater. Israel reported the very day the talks broke up that terms were changed, but Hamas announced day prior they are accepting the terms, making Israel look like they are the ones who didn’t accept.

It was the same story about hospital being bombed. Everyone reported Israel bombing hospital and it took months of independent investigation to figure out what Israel initially said, which was that the stray rocket fell on parking lot and amount of victims wasn’t 500.

This is what Hamas does, fight media war making Israel look bad at every opportunity. Yesterday we could see just how much they fact check things when they reported a joke from social media as a fact checked news story about how “MOSAD agent named Eli Copter was responsible for deaths of Iranian leaders”… Seriously (h)Eli Copter. We came up with better jokes when we were kids.

MeanEYE , 24 days ago

Absolutely… but most people seem to be falling for it.

MeanEYE , 24 days ago

Actually it has been working. Everyone is calling Israel evil and calling for recognition of genocide. ICC is summoning Netanyahu and number of countries are recognizing Palestine as a country. This has not happened so far. I know Hamas has only one goal which is destruction of Israel, but am not sure others realize this.

So in summary world is sending a message where terrorizing people, killing hundreds of innocents will get you what you want. More money, recognition and legitimacy. I dread to see what is coming in future.

MeanEYE , 24 days ago

Indeed there are a lot of vocal people here who weren’t keen o Israel to begin with. But that shouldn’t justify calling deaths of civilians on either side.

aiming to produce a situation not only more-favorable to Hamas than the pre-war situation, but one so much more favorable that it’s worth the costs of the war for Gaza

I think this is mostly due to Israel’s insistence that Hamas must perish. Which is why I guess every ceasefire talks are falling through constantly. There’s no future in which Hamas exists that Israel is willing to accept. Sadly a lot of innocent will pay the cost. So whatever happens Israel will double-down on eradicating Hamas while trying to minimize civilian casualties and Hamas will try to survive by doing the opposite.

MeanEYE , 24 days ago

There is a plateau to be hit at some point. How close it is, depends who you ask. Some say we are close, others say we are not but it definitely exists. LLMs suffer, just like other forms of machine learning, from data overload. You simply can’t be infinitely feeding it data and keep getting better and better results. ChatGPT’s models got famous because value function for learning had humans involved who helped curate quality of responses.

MeanEYE , 25 days ago

You can always tell when someone has no clue about AI but has read online about it.

MeanEYE , 25 days ago

I’d be torn on the idea of AI generating CP, if it were only that. On one hand if it helps them calm the urges while no one is getting hurt, all the better. But on the other hand it might cause them not to seek help, but problem is already stigmatized severely enough that they are most likely not seeking help anyway.

But sending that stuff to a minor. Big problem.

MeanEYE , 30 days ago

Just like everyone else, at one point I used WinAMP, then when they started the upgrade to new and significantly more hardware demanding version I switched to Aimp, which to this day I use as mobile application. Am no longer on Windows, but I still miss those applications. VLC simply doesn’t fit that role of a music player.

Open sourcing WinAMP means we’ll probably get a ported version for Linux, which I am very much looking forward to.

MeanEYE , 30 days ago

I used both and things felt off. WinAMP of old was no nonsense player. Once version 3.x came it wasn’t as popular and it was much more of a polished product but came with bunch of features that weren’t needed in my opinion.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

It’s still LLM, so it’s still breaking input into tokens and generating answers based on their relations.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

Neatly put resume with some obvious things to improve. Order of elements should be different, for example working experience and references usually come last because when we are looking to hire we are quick glancing over skills first then look where you worked. Those being on top of the page matter.

So I’d list things this way: Education, Technical Skills & Certifications, Projects, Experience, References (if you have any).

Another thing I’d like to point out is if you have GitHub/GitLab account do link that. Your code speaks a lot louder than CV and might get you past first round of elimination. Managers do look at that and it matters a lot. Am not in the job market for past 10 years or so but I still get job offers regularly just because I have publicly available code and few open source projects of some popularity.

You are already doing a great job at keeping things short but I’ll say it anyway: Don’t inflate skills and knowledge to make the resume look richer. Write what you are confident in using and what you’d like to use eventually. Any developer can say ah I can write 15 different languages, because once you learn syntax and few intricacies all of them more or less are the same. But if you don’t know standard library and have experience working with it you might paint yourself in the corner where you’d get a job and have to work on language you are not comfortable with or even worse get tested using it and then fail on a stupid thing. Most managers know if you are proficient in one language, learning another is matter of time. That and you want to put the best foot forward.

Good luck. Your sneaking suspicion is wrong. If only all the resumes I had to review were this concise.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

You use Chrome for everything including writing code and notes. Different outcome was unexpected really.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

There’s no benefit in having RAM sitting idle and empty. Si Linux caches a lot of things.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

Intel driver is the key to the problem. They have no memory leak issues as others did. At least not ti such a degree.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

I can believe people took up on this offer. As the saying goes drowning man will reach for straws. Issue is they probably oversold reliability and safety.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

Probably is more reliable and runs better.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

They eat other insects. All of them, not just roaches.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

Very much so but people often kill them for looking nasty. When in reality they totally depend on humans to survive. And provide nothing else than benefits to us. They need warmth of our homes and very specific climate. They can’t survive outdoors.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

Well just looking at the number of cuffs he went out with gives a hint on his intentions that night.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

Steven Seagall is his role model.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

No. They came up with their own proposal, said they accept it and Israel got to see it at the last moment and of course refused it. So now we have headlines how Israel is attacking Rafah and refused ceasefire proposal which didn’t even include release of hostages just bunch of demands from Hamas.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

One of them

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

Translated: Dear suckers who keep giving us money for half-finished products. We are sincerely sorry, sorry for getting caught. We thought we could squeeze through with this one, but apparently our PC fans are not as gullible as our console fans.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

And everyone is conveniently forgetting that both sides killed people.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

And a host to UN human rights council.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

People in general don’t understand focal length and spectrums. It’s just oooh 400x zoom, fancy, let’s see atoms.

MeanEYE , 1 month ago

Even without that it wouldn’t kill.