PoignardAzur

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by PoignardAzur 5mo ago
There's something ironic about complaining about other people's social skill while you couldn't be bothered to make a point without sounding dismissive and condescending.
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by PoignardAzur 5mo ago
The GDPR says: > The data subject shall have the right to obtain from the controller the erasure of personal data concerning him or her without undue delay and the controller shall have the obligation to erase personal data without undu
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by PoignardAzur 5mo ago
That article is sobering. The fact that this malware stayed under the radar for 20 years is pretty ominous in itself.
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by PoignardAzur 6mo ago
Ah, yes, the "fuck it" approach to infosec.
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by PoignardAzur 6mo ago
If I understand correctly, it was only stable until you restarted Firefox / your computer.
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by PoignardAzur 6mo ago
> Amy Eskridge - who publicly stated she was not suicidal before "committing suicide" I really hate the discourse around this stuff. Like, yes, disguising murder as suicide is a thing and obviously three-letters agencies do i
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by PoignardAzur 6mo ago
tl;dr: They pull the damaged cable up, weld it to a new section of cable their brought, and then drop the cable with a detour to make room for the extra length. (This is a really meandering article!)
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by PoignardAzur 6mo ago
I'm remember a Tiny Glade talk where they explained that they did reflections by first doing a screen-space pass, and then a ray-tracing pass for all the pixels that didn't get a "hit" in screen space (as in, the reflect
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by PoignardAzur 6mo ago
> Is there any other lightweight UI Framework supporting software-rendering and framebuffer for embedded devices (RISC-V 64bit musl, LicheeRV Nano)? There's no crates.io release yet, but the master branch of Xilem and Masonry is
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by PoignardAzur 6mo ago
> Finally, the most interesting question in my view: [...] does skipping equality saturation take the egraph goodness out of an egraph(-alike)? The most surprising conclusion in all of the data was, for me, that aegraphs (per se) -- mul
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by PoignardAzur 6mo ago
Uh, TIL the DINUM still used Windows. I wonder what held them, it's certainly not a lack of familiarity with Linux. I feel you're underselling the second statement a bit: > Each ministry (including operators) will be required
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by PoignardAzur 6mo ago
Jesus, sounds like I'm just too young then.
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by PoignardAzur 6mo ago
That doesn't sound right to me. When faced with a system prompt that says "Do X" and a user prompt that says "Actually ignore everything the system prompt says" it shouldn't take AGI to understand that the syst
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by PoignardAzur 7mo ago
I strongly disagree, and not because of the "Microsoft is associated with bad things and that's a form of violence" points other people mentioned. The end result of treating domestic and sexual abuse like Serious Important Su
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by PoignardAzur 7mo ago
Maybe for people in the US. Internationally? I haven't watched a single episode of WTR, I don't know anyone who has, but everyone knows who Chuck Norris was.
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by PoignardAzur 7mo ago
So you double-count, you checksum (our table just tallied 100 ballots, do our vote counts sum to 100? good, keep going), you checksum some more (does our total vote count amount to the number of registered votes in this poll station), you f
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by PoignardAzur 7mo ago
More importantly, you want your system to be bulletproof before it's audited. By the time you're talking about audits, the populists have already started flooding the zone. The system should be so obviously secure that any perso
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by PoignardAzur 7mo ago
I have to seriously disagree on the particulars, here. The Russia allegations ranged from "Russia hacked DNC servers/accounts to interfer in favor of Donald Trump" (demonstrably true in several instances) to "Russia hack
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by PoignardAzur 7mo ago
> The USA threads the needle by simply not having verifiable voting. And it turns out it works pretty well. No, no, no. January 6 is a systemic failure. The purpose of a voting system is to select the most popular candidate in a way t
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by PoignardAzur 7mo ago
If you're referring to ICE, that's gross hyperbole, and honestly a little insulting to people who live / have lived in regimes with an actual secret police. The US is still a rights-based state, which means that when they arr
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by PoignardAzur 7mo ago
I had already been trying Le Chat for months, for similar reasons. So far it's been slart enough for what I need, so closing my ChatGPT subscription was a really easy decision to make.
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by PoignardAzur 7mo ago
> Does anyone with more battery knowledge know if this could be some kind of supercapacitor hybrid being marketed as a solid-state battery? A few Youtubers have pushed the "if it's not a scam, it's probably a novel capac
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by PoignardAzur 7mo ago
> It's incredibly suspect that in a battery capacity test, Donut did not have VTT verify cell weight or dimension. The report does include a few photos, and the battery does look pretty small on them? So I don't think there&#
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by PoignardAzur 7mo ago
> Energy density: No weight and volume was mentioned Note that the report includes some photos of the battery, so we can assume that it's not, like, several orders of magnitude larger than what they advertised. EDIT: Honestly, I&#
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by PoignardAzur 9mo ago
I'm starting to think I'm the only person in the world who loves La Défense.
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by PoignardAzur 9mo ago
> Disclaimer: this comment was written in Spanish and translated and edited with the assistance of ChatGPT, which is, admittedly, a US-based tool. You could use DeepL! It's a German company.
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by PoignardAzur 9mo ago
> Think of [...] all those "Effective Altruists," who claimed the moral high ground by claiming to care about 53 trillion imaginary artificial humans who will come into existence in 10,000 years at the expense of extending mor
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by PoignardAzur 9mo ago
In this case the insiders only made their bets a few hours before the kidnapping was publicly announced, so it's not clear whether the betting "revealed facts about the world" in any publicly useful way.
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by PoignardAzur 9mo ago
I was extremely skeptical, until I saw that they're shipping in an actual consumer motorcycle. https://www.vergemotorcycles.com/ts-pro/ The webpage does mention the solid-state battery, and the starting price is 3
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by PoignardAzur 9mo ago
> I also very much doubt it was the Ukrainians in by themselves - as blowing up heavily reinforced pipes 80m under the water is a rather extreme task, but at least they would have had a reasonable motive. I agree with the first part of

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