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> Only if you live in a country with decent public transportation

So only in every country in the world except USA?

IIRC family relations and counting is most shared across cultures. Also a few words related to farming.

For example "mouse" is the same in ancient Babylon, even with the double meaning of a lady's private parts.

I managed to get video working between 3G and SIP, so I expect so.

I developed 3G video phone dating in 2010.

I recall bambuser also used to have a live video streaming over 3G app around that time.

Last I worked with telephony (around 2010), IIRC we recieved calls over 3G network as SS7/H323 using Dialogic hardware and converted them on the fly to SIP as they entered our systems.

The whole PBX was running on SIP using Asterisk.

Not every PHP dev is a junior.

Not really.

https://gitforwindows.org/

> Earliest that is known, that is.

Of course. the article being discussed is about this new found insight about this being the earliest known example.

> Among archeologists, the kunga is known as one of humanity’s first beasts of burden. Now, DNA research suggests that this striking equid may have also been the earliest human-made hybrid animal.

> I find moving away from GA to be really cringe.

GA was found to not comply with GDPR, so unless you want EU ban you have to leave GA

https://usercentrics.com/knowledge-hub/google-analytics-and-...

A Swedish company just got a huge fine: https://techcrunch.com/2023/07/03/google-analytics-sweden-gd...

Yes, everything is a conspiracy

IIRC early versions of Ubuntu allowed to be installed in C:\Ubuntu

ARM has been a mainstream target for Linux years before Asahi linux. See Raspberry Pi for example.

Your company can only pull the rug like this because the public is not very picky it seems.

A real human transcriber still outperforms any automated system in existence.

Thanks, I mean speech2text, the youtube auto-caption feature specifically. Perhaps you have enjoyed it. I regularry use it due to bad hearing, and it is hilariously often mistranslating stuff that a human never would, simply because it does not understand context. It is a dumb system.

Why would I need to prove anything. The unproved claim is in the paper.

No. ChatGPT or any other LLM model requires to be trained on curated input in order to demonstrate anything useful. If you would train it on a stream of hallucinations, you would end up no better than hallucinatory noise. Already fooling some, though.

> Is this true or is there just a massive gulf in application at the moment?

It is only true if you drink the cool aid.

Speech recognition - Siri still have major issues undestanding me. Youtube text2speech routinely mistranscribes because it simply have no understanding of the language.

Machine translation is hilarious at best and dangerously wrong at worst.

Machine vision still could not spot the difference between pastry and furry animals last time I checked.

All of these are examples of non-working over hyped tech. It is not a list of "basically" solved problems.

> How can audiophiles continue to exist with knowledge being so easily available?

I think having a look at the current political climate answers this by itself.

Knowledge has lost much value, and anecdotal reasoning is at pre-education system levels.

Intelligence are declining in all ages [1]. And now top that with hallucinating AI:s that people without contextual knowledge can't even spot when they are making things up.

We're in for a good ride.

1: https://phys.org/news/2023-03-online-iq-scores-century.html

Can confirm. Was banned from /r/golang for speaking well of Rust. I use both.

Since author is showcasing cross-os setups,

I think it is appropriate to mention WezTerm.

The cross-os terminal emulator with multiplexing and is instant startup on windows as compared to seconds for Windows Terminal or iTerm2.

It allows for a consistent terminal setup across Windows, macOS and Linux.

https://wezfurlong.org/wezterm/

Petty remark, comex.

Their pitch is "tiniest".

So AWS bought Wickr in 2021, and now they shut it down.

Let's hope they buy capitalism next.

Yep, that's how viruses spread kids. Better install some McAffee.

Yes Twisell, opinions not yours is a rogue AI.

Who cares, really?

There are people who believe in god, too.

> Why is this so contentious?

Please follow the discussion revolving copilot if you really have no clue.

TLDR; AI found logic issue that would have been trivially found by classic TDD.

Windows is trolling versioning in 4D.

This is "WSL 2, 1.0".

The software that was released as WSL2 some years ago, is some other version apparently.

Neither of your links support your claim that Firefox avoided adding Webp support because it wasn't technically superiour.

Instead, what happened was that WebP started to be used on the web and this broke websites for Firefox users.

Since Firefox is by no means dominant on the web, we had to follow suit or lose more users.

For now.

Give it some time.

Your absurd quote usage does not give words a new meaning, you know?