OneDeuxTriSeiGo

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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 4mo ago
Note that you don't have to have a social account. And there's work on the semi-distant horizon for creating sub-accounts which are independent but all under a common top level account kinda like how GPG conceptualizes subkeys or
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 4mo ago
Users of different appviews are just using a different aggregator/backend in effect. The network is still largely the same but there may be minor moderation or feature differences between appviews. Users of different PDS would be the c
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 4mo ago
huh? the only Δt in the article is used correctly. > With 18× 140 mm of surface, the fans run quietly and the coolant Δt across the rads stays small
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 4mo ago
It's been years now and that's still little more than a conspiracy theory. I don't think it has much bearing in real world policy discussion.
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 4mo ago
It's not really the same thing. If we exclusively tested coronavirus with PCR tests it'd be a lot more similar but the presence of kit tests and "30 minute covid testing" really muddied the water. And of course Covid tes
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 4mo ago
Yeah HSV on its own would be awesome to find a good vaccine for but the insights it would give for vaccinations against the broader human herpes virus family would be massively impactful. A successful HSV vaccine would also almost certainly
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 4mo ago
You are confusing it with HPV (human papillomavirus). Hep B is a very different disease. The first Hep B vaccine in the US is given to all infants within 24 hours of birth (unless the child is already positive for Hep B or severely underwei
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 4mo ago
I really like the approach but it'd certainly be nice to be able to use alternate topologies. Also it'd be nice if there was an underlying grid plotting the metric/distance function to help conceptualize distance/relatio
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
That's less because it was Bitcoin and more because the entire effort was a slapdash affair pushed by Bukele in an effort for him and his buddies to profit off the cryptocurrency boom rather than being an inherent knock on cryptocurren
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
NGL that phrase reads as an "ESL-ism" where the intended phrasing is "towards AMD moderators/employees/whatever" i.e. "Don't be a dick to the people trying to help/answer questions" not &quo
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
Relevant blog post: https://dataintellect.com/blog/april-relaunch/
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
> You can give people whatever terrible medical advice you want, you just can’t claim to be a doctor! Fun fact this is still practicing medicine without a license. You are just less likely to have someone come after you for it. If you pr
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
NGL that's pretty much what it is. On the one side you have white hat hackers and pen-testers who you pay a contract or salary to prod your system. If you really piss them off (i.e. by stiffing them of their pay) some might just steal
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
Seriously. Like as much as ChatGPT shouldn't be providing advice on medical topics, it almost certainly will be tricked/coaxed into doing so anyways so instead they should be training it to defer to accessible expert sources/
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
> If someone published a book advising people to take drugs, would people be filing lawsuits? No—we would agree that people are allowed to write whatever they want, even if what they say is terrible, right? That's not the situation
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
They could but also why would they? They can always just hack them again but with a different method this time. The ransom doesn't bind them from hacking the company multiple times. It just obligates them to destroy the data they colle
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
Strokes will never be preventable. You can mitigate them but a stroke isn't really a disease. It's a symptom. An ischemic stroke (i.e. stroke due to a clot) caused by vascular or cardiac issues can be mitigated. A cryptogenic stro
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
Oh. NGL I've never heard it used in that context before (as an american)
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
It's a British term for halfway houses specifically for people out on bail.
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
> The arrogance of American tourists is truly boundless. How dare Japanese people not speak English! Who do they think they are? That's not the issue. At least in the US it is unconstitutional to bar inmates from speaking or commun
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
As far as I can tell MTP is unique from regular speculative decode because the small model is trained to consume and operate on the big model's hidden state for prediction.
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
That's not the point. The point is that there is no good, clean name. You can either adopt the brand specific name another org/productline picked for their version (which is somewhat similar but often not the same). The equivalent
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
Garry's Mod didn't get replaced. It's still alive and well. The new generation grew straight into it and now are slowly moving to s&box (i.e. gmod2). It's just as lively as ever but other games have blown up by an or
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
My guess is that it's the dependencies for the game engine. They use a custom engine but with how fast they got it up and running I'm guessing it's based on a pre-existing game engine which would almost certainly get it put u
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
I immediately have to reach for a quote from the game "The Talos Principle" as I think it just perfectly sums up my view on how core play and games are to humanity and how they are essential to what makes us as a species special:
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
The difference is that LibreOffice, Firefox, and GNOME are really really technically complicated. Document file formats are a fucking nightmare, especially the Microsoft ones, and needing perfect compatibility with them spanning a generatio
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
Oh I haven't uploaded anything yet but I'm around in the Tangled discord (and you can find me on bluesky/tangled with the handle onedeuxtriseigo.nullpo.dev). I'll make a proper announcement when it's anywhere close
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
> system of the down System of a Down > then remix it and it gets popular, their automated DRM system will probably C&D me and their label sue me to oblivion using the same AI. Yes it will because remixing is not a cover. Remixing
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
They are soulless because often they are AI covers of existing songs trying to mimic the original artist so that they get substituted in as replacements for the original with limited realization on the part of the average listener. Which of
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5mo ago
Events in atproto speak are changes to metadata/records, i.e. repo/MST events on a PDS. So for tangled that means federation of issues, PRs, comments, follows, stars, and anything defined in an atproto lexicon. i.e. everything exc

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