QuantumNomad_

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by QuantumNomad_ 2mo ago
Sorry if it wasn’t clear, I was adding this info for context and for anyone who hopefully feels inspired to pick up Wave and make something from it given that it was all open sourced and all. And I figured that in the chain after your comme
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by QuantumNomad_ 2mo ago
It was open sourced as Apache Wave when Google shut it down. Years later Apache moved it to read only because of low community activity. The archived git repo on GitHub remains available to clone and revive as a fork. https://git
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by QuantumNomad_ 2mo ago
> Obsession (2026) is another one that is doing amazing in China I haven’t seen the movie yet but I’ve been a subscriber to the YouTube channel of Curry and Cooper [1] for a long time. I’m looking forward to watching the movie. I wonder
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by QuantumNomad_ 2mo ago
What kind of a name is Bort?
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by QuantumNomad_ 2mo ago
> When I think about where explicit temperatures are needed in the home, the oven and thermostat are the two things that come to mind. But in that case in what way is for example baking a frozen pizza from the store at 400 to 425 degrees
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by QuantumNomad_ 2mo ago
I have also used a USB 4 cable to network two MacBook Pros to one another and can confirm that it was very simple to connect and it was fast as heck. The USB 4 cable I used was rated for up to 40 Gbps.
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by QuantumNomad_ 2mo ago
What if it’s uncompressed footage at 60fps? And dealing with many shots. And on top of that maybe working with multiple projects in parallel.
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by QuantumNomad_ 2mo ago
I think it could even be called a parable, and I think that might be part of what makes it work so well. I often dislike analogies, but this one with the circus and the lion and lion tamer I liked. Or it might also be mainly because I am al
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
In Norway we have a thing similar to Bizum, called Vipps. I.e. a payment method specialized for sending small person-to-person payments, for example useful when buying something second hand in person from another person, or when splitting a
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
Possible, but regardless of whether or not that is the case his name is well known enough and he has been around long enough that his name definitely appears in a lot of the texts the LLMs were trained on, in contexts that relate to his vie
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
Install Radicle on a VPS, and create a script that clones a git repo and that then makes it available on Radicle. Then use the radicle.network site to browse that repo. For example.
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
I see a couple that look like buttons to me, like a yellow Donate button and a green Learn More button. I agree that most of the other ones don’t look very button like to me either. But even so I would probably understand that most of them
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
how is prangent formed Am i gregnant? https://youtu.be/EShUeudtaFg
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
Something, something, if you want to make an apple pie from scratch you first have to invent the universe.
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
> You could even go to your domain provider and have one of your domains redirect to your .onion address so people don't need to memorize it. Apparently [1] there are also ways that Tor Browser supports, for directing visitors to th
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
> These days other brands give better quality video in better quality hardware and more functionality, for cheaper. I had a GoPro many years ago. Eventually sold it because I needed the money for other things. Been thinking about buying
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
We were specifically told to buy TI-84 Plus. Also, there was a list of specific brands and specific models that were approved for use on math exams. If someone wanted to use a Casio instead, they could. But the teachers also said that if yo
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
> Used by millions of American schoolchildren Europe too :) When I was in high school, TI-84 Plus was the calculator the school told all of us to buy. And I see that stores in my country are still stocking them so I have to assume they a
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
I guess calling it Chat Stasi would be too on the nose :/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stasi
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
I wonder how many of them graduated to the level of hacker witches / hacker wizards, and how many of them are nothing but script grannies / script grampses even today.
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
The student union mainly kept the full root privileges restricted to a select few students to avoid accidental destruction rather than as a measure against maliciousness. After you had been a member for a while and demonstrated that you mos
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
When I was in university in 2009, the student union I was in had set up their Linux computers with a small program that one of the members wrote, that had the suid bit set and would exec apt-get install passing the arguments along. This way
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by QuantumNomad_ 3mo ago
> From my experience reviewing, most contributors never read the policies, especially those making a "quick AI PR". I don't expect the new policy to change this much. True. At least with a policy about it, the project main
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Porting half life 2 to the browser(slqnt.dev)
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by QuantumNomad_ 4mo ago
Assigning to _ in Rust specifically means that you intentionally want to discard the value, and the clippy linter and the Rust compiler both know that.
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by QuantumNomad_ 4mo ago
Depends on your country. In my country I can legally make copies of for example books, movies, CDs etc, as long as the copies are only for personal use. I can even legally privately share copies with family and close friends. As in close re
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by QuantumNomad_ 4mo ago
I still don’t understand how someone can end up accidentally exposing things to the public internet. With every ISP I have ever had in my country, it’s all NAT by default. Whatever I connect to my network, wired or wireless, would not be pu
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by QuantumNomad_ 4mo ago
Hehe, this one has a feeding tray with a novelty sign on it: > Baiting deer is illegal! > This corn pile is intended for squirrels, chipmunks, and other such critters. > Any deer found eating this corn will be shot! https:/&#
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by QuantumNomad_ 4mo ago
This one? https://gandalf.lakera.ai/baseline I remember doing it and getting quite far, but not completely beating it. I know some other people did beat it completely though.
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by QuantumNomad_ 4mo ago
> There's no paper or explanation as to why the output should be identical to the real Pylint. To be a drop-in replacement?

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