Karellen

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by Karellen 3y ago
The fact that LLMs can recognise ASCII-art letters is actually the most impressive part of this story to me! Yes, they're trained on text, but they mostly only "see" byte sequences. They don't "see" letter shap
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by Karellen 3y ago
> All king moves other than castling move the king at most one file, so when you see a king on e1 and the move is e1g1 or e1c2 which is a move of two files you can infer that it must be castling. Yeah. For some reason I had a brain fart
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by Karellen 3y ago
> you could promote a single pawn at three files simultaneously. One by moving forward and then left and right capture. Ooh, didn't think of that, thanks. Still there's enough constraint in the legal destination squares to work
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by Karellen 3y ago
It's kinda complex. I think my initial stab would be to encoding the source position (6 bits) and end position (6 bits) for a constant 12 bits per move. You don't need to store whether it's a capture, you can figure that out
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by Karellen 3y ago
The "Making themes" doc has examples. https://github.com/hyprwm/hyprcursor/blob/main/docs/MAKING_T... Looking at the full description of the format, it includes the ability to use nested c
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by Karellen 3y ago
Not having a working backup system of staff taking payments manually is the real issue here.
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by Karellen 3y ago
> An individual claim is rarely going to be for a lot of money Isn't it? I thought the MAFIAA had made it so that copyright violations incurred $150,000 in damages per work infinged?
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by Karellen 3y ago
> I would expect two large groups of user behavior: I think you're missing: 3. People who set the font size once, when they configure their browser, to their preferred font size and expect, for some weird reason, that this will be
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by Karellen 3y ago
Is that just because they've never tried to figure out how, because the default font size works fine for them? In which case, the answer is still not to change it.
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by Karellen 3y ago
The point of the user's custom setting is that you don't need to scale with it. The user's custom setting is the font size they want! That's why they set it. If the user wants a different root font size, they'll s
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by Karellen 3y ago
Something similar, but more for industrial processes: Can a Simple Brick Be the Next Great Battery? | John O'Donnell | TED https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6Wgd4v_yW8
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by Karellen 3y ago
That would make the study of land masses and arrangement... lithography. :-/
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by Karellen 3y ago
For everyone who knows their timezone offset, that's 2024-03-14 12:00:00 UTC.
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by Karellen 3y ago
How do you explain Falcon 9's low development cost, low flight/operations cost, and demonstrated reliability history, when compared with similarly capable launch platforms? And given that Starship is being developed in a similar m
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by Karellen 3y ago
Well, we could use the prefix "astro-" for generic celestial objects, including planets. So you could go with "astrothermal". And then the study of those objects, cf. geology, would be.... no, wait. (Is there a generic p
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by Karellen 3y ago
> the (local) universe is finite and deterministic, Radioactive decay and spontaneous pair production say otherwise on the deterministic front.
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by Karellen 3y ago
> tires produce about 2,000 times more particle pollution by mass than tailpipes. (emphasis mine) The fact that the majority of tailpipe pollution is not particulate means that tailpipe pollution can be the biggest problem we need to
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by Karellen 3y ago
Ah, thanks. I was only looking at the newsfaq and newsguidelines pages.
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by Karellen 3y ago
> get rid of 'downvote to disagree' as a policy Is that a current policy?
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by Karellen 3y ago
You do make some good points, but... > For me, it’s either downloading Arch Linux media, which is 400 MB or something. ...that's fine, if you have a separate non-compromised computer handy to download the installer from. Which not
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by Karellen 3y ago
Even on a single-user system, if an attacker can't elevate to root then at least you don't have to reinstall the whole computer from scratch. You can just wipe the home directory, log in to a fresh account, and start putting your
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by Karellen 3y ago
That's because UB has a well-defined meaning in the C programming language specification, for over 35 years now. And C has been one of the most widespread programming languages in use over that time. One of the important things about U
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by Karellen 3y ago
Are you sure "virtual address space" is the right terminology for what you're meaning?
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by Karellen 3y ago
I've submitted series-of-patches to open-source projects that I've worked on before contacting the project. Partly this is because I wasn't sure if I could even implement the feature. Or, if I technically could , I wasn&#x27
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by Karellen 3y ago
There's always `quilt` https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/quilt https://manpages.debian.org/bookworm/quilt/quilt.1.en.html
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by Karellen 3y ago
Anything is allowed to happen if your program invokes UB. All bets are off (according to the C standard/abstract machine) for the rest of the runtime of your program, from the first time it happens. In fact, because the compiler is all
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by Karellen 3y ago
> When you read the last long, you might overrun your memory buffer and trigger a page fault. You know that page boundaries are always on a `PAGE_SIZE` alignment, which you can get with `getpagesize()` or `sysconf(_SC_PAGESIZE)`. ...but
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by Karellen 3y ago
It would be interesting to see a breakdown of the ways in which ill-formed inputs could affect the output. And how much work it would be to detect such inputs and return some kind of sentinel error value - in the same style as the current c
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by Karellen 3y ago
> I guess different rules when the crime occurs in a different country? Yes, that's how laws work? If the police in Florida release the names of people mere charged with a crime, but the police in the UK don't - in case, you kn
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by Karellen 3y ago
The thing I'm not quite getting is how building curl from sources apparently gets around the issue, if the root cause is in the system ssl library?

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