it's like streaming gets the message and then the other pulling API also gets it and TC doesn't realize it's a duplicat or something I never was able to figure it out.
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A blackout in San Francisco yesterday cut power to traffic lights. Drivers coped; Waymos just stopped moving, often in intersections, stranding passengers and compounding gridlock.
Přátelé máme tu zimní slunovrat. To znamená, že se nám začínají krátit noci a prodlužovat dny.
Hlavně to ale znamená, že je čas otevřít solarogafy, které od letního slunovratu (21. června) snímají dráhu slunce na obloze. Že ještě nemáte #solarograf? Nové video jak si jeden vyrobit už teď na VHSkách vhsky.cz/w/3inz7oFAC2UgRc2RTFy…
Včerejší noc byl také nov, tak máme skvělé podmínky na sledování Ursidů
We set up a new Mastodon instance focused on supporting nonprofit/charitable organizations. If you know of such an organization looking for a place in the Fediverse, please point them our way.
I wish you could gift people doordash giftcards. I've survived on peanut butter and jelly, buffalo chicken dip and a frozen chicken meal for the last week. I'm craving taco bell in the worlds worst way. Tacos and a mountain dew baha blast...
YAML is such a stupid, stupid format for human-written config files. I've just spent an hour finding a two-space "error" in netplan. Using spaces (or tabs) for semantics was (and still is) a mistake in makefiles, it was a mistake in Occam, it's still a mistake in Python and it's a mistake in YAML. It's a mistake whenever humans are supposed to write these files.
this might be a weird question, but are you always truly genuine with your friends or family, or do you catch yourself saying things that sort of give the impression of connection without really saying anything? or maybe you intend to actually have a conversation, but end up just sort of landing on lines that are sort of aesthetically pleasing without substance? Or maybe you notice people doing that to you sometimes
is there a word for this behavior? are we talking at each other instead of to?
I feel myself very slowly reverting back to my pre 2021 era and no. No no we will not be doing that. I am absolutely not here for it and NGL I really really fucking hate myself right now. Stupid stupid fucking stupid.
Basically, I just feel myself reverting back to being super angry/irritable/snappy/hostile, and I am not here for it. When it gets to a point where it's pushing people away, nope nope nope.
Ah, emotional dysregulation is a bitch. I used to be very reactive and would automatically read other people's interactions with me as negative. The one thing that has helped me is taking a pause before responding or taking action. I try not to do anything when the feelings are the most intense. I've definitely had the urge to blow up my entire online presence and disappear. I also used to regularly lay into people who didn't deserve it. The pause gives you time to choose how to respond. Some days it will be more of a struggle, but that's okay. Be gentle with yourself. 💙
Don't doubt yourself. This shit is hard and takes a lot of practice. It will be easier if you don't beat yourself up when you screw up. One thing that helps me is to literally count to 3 in my head. Usually if I'm about to say something I'll regret, that helps me at least rework the thought so that it doesn't come out as harsh. Anything that temporarily interrupts your ability to respond should work.
I'm glad they took away that award from Claire Obscura for having AI generated assets during development. I hope we maintain our integrity and only give awards to video game companies that abuse their employees with terrible working conditions and mandatory overtime so they can't even be present at their child's birth
Ing's extremely excruciatingly annoying when you try to follow the instructions from a Github repo, only to find out that they are all wrong or, at least, don't work as advertised. Also, these sorts of hickups usually happen with repos that rely heavily on Python modules... :)
IMHO: I spent a couple of hours listening to a bunch of top songs generated by Suno v5, their latest model. Sad to say, but it’s comparable to the average music on Spotify from the last two decades. The key word is average though. The mixing, production, performance, arranging, and songwriting are all passable. Sometimes you notice slight audio artifacts or too many words crammed with awkward phrasing, but people wouldn’t even notice as background music in a random coffee shop or airport. #AI
It wouldn't be all bad if for the question who's gonna earn money on that? Thinking out loud... Imagine someone hacks Suno one day! What sort of music will come out of this? LOL
@vick21 I wonder what the saturation will do to music industry. Digital music production and social media democratized for indie artists, but now AI is democratizing mass production. Anyone with good music taste can do it, and people are already floodding streaming services with AI music. I read about an Uber driver with no music background making a few hundred bucks a month by generating AI tracks. Also some AI generated songs already hit number one on the charts. theguardian.com/technology/202…
Ein sehr gutes neues Video von Ultralativ zum Thema KI, und warum Kunst von KI niemals menschliche Kunst ersetzen kann und damit auch der Frage, was eigentlich Kunst ist, und wann und wie viel wir ihr zurechnen. youtube.com/watch?v=kUuwvJfQfI…
Generative KI ist unausweichlich. Auch deshalb, weil Influencer, Fernsehsender, Marken und Co. eine Geisteshaltung entwickelt haben, dass generierte Imitate ...
Guess what, #Nextcloud? #OneDrive has a "Copy Link" in the file context menu. And guess what? They also open a dialog, like with whom to share, for editing or for viewing, but this dialog is fully accessible. Webbish, yes (I would prefer a native Windows API one), but fully accessible. And guess what even more? #GoogleDrive also has "Copy Link" in their context menu. Aren't they secure enough? I don't know. But they are *convenient*. And *accessible*. UPD. this post was inspired by my struggles with sharing Nextcloud links and by this ongoing discussion. TL;DR: The option was there, it worked like a charm, but then it was removed because of "security". github.com/nextcloud/desktop/i… #Accessibility
Hi, The public share link has been removed with the 3.15 client version. Could it be possible to bring back this feature ? Below, a screen from a right click on a folder/file with the 3.14.3 client...
Guess what, @menelion? You can file suggestion for #Nextcloud at Github: github.com/nextcloud/desktop/i… I don't know if something like that is possible for OneDrive or GoogleDrive but for Nextcloud it is possible that YOUR idea becomes true. 😉
@kaffeeringe Unfortunately, nope nope. I'm writing this not for the first time, and it's actually a bitter feeling after this (ongoing) discussion. TL;DR: The option was there, it worked as a charm, then it was removed because of "security". github.com/nextcloud/desktop/i… Sorry, I'll edit my post to give more context, because you're right that it sounds like mere whining.
Hi, The public share link has been removed with the 3.15 client version. Could it be possible to bring back this feature ? Below, a screen from a right click on a folder/file with the 3.14.3 client...
I actually managed to download it finally. If you want, I can either guide or simply give you a link to OneDrive or something. Actually, it's the best option. Also you have Windows Sandbox for kind of lighter scenarios. I managed to concoct an XML that launches NVDa on sandbox run.
Happy (slightly belated) Yule (to folks in the northern hemisphere, a blessed Litha to folks in the south). The darkest day of the year is now behind us and while the cold will remain for some time, we are already on the steady path to warmth and summer.
I don't really care much about cerifications of any sort so I can't be sure I'm describing the right one, but I remember when working at a small ISP/datacenter we wanted to get SOC II (??) compliance to please some customer and the process was like this:
Me: what are the requirements?
🤖 We have to document all our processes and procedures
Me: and then what?
🤖: an auditor will verify (by quizzing you in front of a computer screen they don't understand) to prove you're following the documented processes and procedures
Me: okay, but like what do we have to do? How long do we have to retain customer backups, for example?
🤖: there is no requirement. How long are you retaining customer backups?
Me: well we had that failure so right now we only have 6 months
🤖: so document 6 months
Me: can we just say one month? And then we exceed our documented retention by a good margin?
Well, guess time to unwind with the latest Saturday Night Live episode. Maybe that'll get me out of coding space. I just need to get in that vacation Christmas Holiday space spirit somehow.
Good Yule to my #Pagan brothers and sisters! May gods keep you from evil and dangers and lead you to the best probability of the future. #Yule #Solstice
Same to you as well, may your #Yule be blessed, peaceful and joyous. It's gonna be a busy one here, with a morning service (the one I play on #SleighRide for) and an evening service for which I'm playing #HandChimes. First year I'm actually making it to the intergenerational pageant service in quite some time. I think I've maybe made it once or twice over the 11 years I've been here.
the ListView API *should* be easier to deal with than TreeView, even for bindings, since there are no cell renderers or tree model implementations. We need more demos/tutorials, though.
TIL that the sixth largest pipe organ in the world is contained within the home of a man from Alabama called Barry Norris.
According to Wikipedia, it has 11,200 pipes.
By comparison, the Royal Albert Hall's organ (which TIL is called The Voice of Jupiter, which is an amazing name) has just 9,999 pipes. Tiny. Pathetic.
'It’s the world’s first “preservation archive” for music which is fully open (meaning it can easily be mirrored by anyone with enough disk space), with 86 million music files, representing around 99.6% of listens.'
We backed up Spotify (metadata and music files). It’s distributed in bulk torrents (~300TB). It’s the world’s first “preservation archive” for music which is fully open (meaning it can easily be mirrored by anyone with enough disk space), with 86 mil…
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