For the average user you’re definitely right, but I will say for the sysadmin of headless systems, having a powerful cli editor is a godsend. While it may seem arcane and unnecessary, learning vim is easier than managing remote x or sshfs or copying files to and from a system.
I didn’t learn vim to be a contrarian; I learned it because it seemed (and still seems to be) the path of least resistance for many workflows.
I think you’ve correctly identified their self-interest over altruism, but you’ve misidentified the internal value of discouraging clickbait. YouTube is a treasure trove for building training datasets, and its value increases when metadata like thumbnails, descriptions, titles, and tags can be trusted.
It’s the AI gold rush; notice how this coincides with options to limit or disable third-party training but not first-party training? It coincides but is definitely not a coincidence.
potential solution: minimum commitment 10% of original list price?
Personally I don’t think I’d advocate for OP’s suggestion, but you could solve the problem by making the suggestion also a commitment for X period of time. If you make the suggestion, and the price drops within 90 days, it automatically purchases it, etc.
You take that back
I’ll roll the dice
I’m convinced I’m the only person on the planet that thought it was a banger.
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Shran is one of my favorite recurring characters in any series. So is weyoun.
Do…people not share our opinion?
1313 word essay (via a medium that requires CRLF) to complain about the continued use of CRLF.
This man is my spirit animal
That’s a fine take to have; and is a lot more constructive than “so?”. Let’s not make this place reddit yeah? That’s all I was getting at. I’m not sure I agree with the articles take, but they do make a reasoned argument ripe for constructive discourse.
Did you read the article? It suggests that it devalues a degree, and unsustainably subsidizes local education by charging foreign students more, knowing they often lack the language skills to learn in English.
A computer scientist, presumably.
I say this as someone who never stopped looking until I found a gaming buddy in a partner. When every night is a date, lan party, and sleepover all at once… I certainly can’t tell you what’s important to you, just never settle.
Nothing beats the bang/buck ratio of used enterprise hardware (always buy new drives though if you care about the data)
https://www.theserverstore.com/ https://www.serversupply.com/ https://www.servermonkey.com/
I’ve bought from all of these in the past, personally I’m a fan of dells but there are arguments for just about any of the major 3 (dell, hp, sueprmicro)
Personally my main server right now is an r630. 96 threads, 768gb of ram. With that many memory channels, not only can you run all of what you listed, you can even do medium-sized inferencing/diffusion if you’re interested in that sort of thing.
Idk, this was kind of a rare combination of “write secure function; proceed to ignore secure function and rawdog strings instead” + “it can be exploited by entering a string with a semicolon”. Neither of those are anything near as egregious as a use after free or buffer overflow. I get programming is hard but like, yikes. It should have been caught on both ends
Because that bug was so egregious, it demonstrates a rare level of incompetence.
Because $350 couldn’t possibly buy enough hardware to run a modern operating system!
His logic literally buffer underflowed
I switched to Niagara a few years back because Nova didn’t have good support for foldables and tbh I haven’t looked back. It’s very different but once you get used to it it’s much faster than a traditional launcher.