Sakos

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by Sakos 2y ago
Seeing a description directly in the README for the folders in the repo and their contents makes me really happy. I wish more projects would do that.
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by Sakos 2y ago
I really like the visualization, the functionality to watch live file access is so freaking cool. It's a bit slow though, no? After using something like WizTree, it's hard to go to something that needs minutes to finish scanning.
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by Sakos 2y ago
Precisely this. It feels like scrolling WMs and tiling WMs are entirely different paradigms. I see no way to transfer my workflow with tiling to a scrolling WM.
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by Sakos 2y ago
What's your point here? Did they or did they not use another voice actor who gave them permission to use their voice? The voice is similar to Johansson's, sure, but it's not her voice and it wasn't an AI generated versio
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by Sakos 2y ago
Sorry, you're right, I definitely meant ddrescue. That's what I always use, no idea why I wrote dd. Especially since ddrescue -d -n -S /dev/sdb sdb.raw sdb.logfile is permanently burnt into my brain. I guess I just took
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by Sakos 2y ago
Gitlab shows this relative date. I repeatedly have this issue where I'm trying to look through commits and I have to mouse over every single commit repeatedly while trying to figure out when something was changed in relation to other c
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by Sakos 2y ago
Very interesting. The paper suggests though that for many of these it's unlikely it's due to an immune response: > It is not clear yet how the expression of the high confidence risk HERVs may play a role in psychiatric disorder
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by Sakos 2y ago
Then they should've made an explicit reference. As is, I don't see any indication that they're even aware that The Last Question exists and it sounds like every other LLM fanatic.
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by Sakos 2y ago
This is such a weird statement. A lot of currently established science was only theorized during the early 20th century, long before we had the tools so they could be "proven" with real-world experiments. It was still science at
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by Sakos 2y ago
My god, that article is actually filled with terrible advice. I hope they don't do this professionally. It's bad enough they're misinforming people and directing them to do things in a worse, more fraught failure-prone way. &
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by Sakos 2y ago
This comment sounds like astroturfing to me. Telegram doesn't even provide secure chats by default. Everybody I've talked to was unaware that the chat was unencrypted until I pointed it out. That's before considering that 1)
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by Sakos 2y ago
I'd also like to know what the ROI is for countries other than the US, particularly ones in Europe, where getting a bachelor degree is significantly cheaper and cost of living (in many places) hasn't risen as much as it has in the
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by Sakos 2y ago
I've sworn by 7zip since forever and I still use it primarily, but I'd recommend peazip to anybody who wants 7zip but with a better, more convenient GUI (and workflow/behavior). I still think about switching back to peazip (o
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by Sakos 2y ago
I've had the thought that this is possibly being funded by the car and/or fossil fuel industry. Otherwise it makes zero sense to me why "climate protestors" are so up in arms about this factory over any of the massive fa
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by Sakos 2y ago
Afaik, almost every Ryzen mainboard supports ECC. Just randomly picked a budget AM5 mainboard from Asrock and it has ECC support: https://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/B650E%20Taichi/index.asp#Speci...
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by Sakos 2y ago
This seems bizarre to me. They're closing the one that made Prey 2017. Is it because labor is cheaper in France vs in Austin, USA? Or maybe because everybody who was involved with making Prey left during the shitshow that was Redfall?
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by Sakos 2y ago
The WP I had is still the best smartphone I ever owned and used. I've owned both iPhones and Android phones since then and they all pale in comparison even today. It's really too bad how terrible MS was at the whole WP project. Ju
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by Sakos 2y ago
The death knell of MS's mobile ambitions came when the iPhone was released mid 2007. Windows Phone 7 launched end of 2010 as an unholy abomination based on Windows CE and a Zune-based interface, which created a whole generation of phon
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by Sakos 2y ago
The biggest issue is that the game was being sold in countries where people couldn't make an account in that country (and where making an account in a different region would be against the ToS and there's no customer support for t
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by Sakos 2y ago
You have people here defending Google. So, apparently the average jack off is okay with a two tiered system.
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by Sakos 2y ago
I'm utterly appalled at how vigorously people are defending Google here. These are not the good guys. These aren't deserving of extra protection from the rabble. They can defend themselves in court with the billions of dollars the
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by Sakos 2y ago
I'm confused too. The article is fine.
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by Sakos 2y ago
Absolutely. I've looked at the SMART data of easily over 1000 drives. Many of them ok, many of them with questionable health, many failing and many failed. The SMART data has always been a valuable indicator as to what's going on.
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by Sakos 2y ago
This stuff sounds cool, but doesn't it quickly run into token/context limits on the models?
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by Sakos 2y ago
> Users who want Google search need to either change their browser settings, or install a new browser (two things this community claims that no average user would ever do on a platform where the default was Chrome and Google web search).
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by Sakos 2y ago
We can't change the OS's that we have. The ship has sailed on efficiency. Why are you singling out Microsoft when every desktop application is now a bloated Electron piece of shit? When a single browser tab can take 1-2GB of memor
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by Sakos 2y ago
I'm not defending anything. I'm describing reality. Pre-Sandy Bridge hardware is hot garbage. Every time I have to deal with one of those systems with only USB 2.0 (or worse), I want to cry. If people want to hang onto their K6, t
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by Sakos 2y ago
I don't understand the outrage by some people. The Sandy Bridge has popcnt and SSE4.2. If you're using anything older than that, you owe it to yourself to come out from under that rock and treat yourself to a Sandy Bridge or newer
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by Sakos 2y ago
The historical value is invaluable for our species, especially in the far future. There is a moral imperative for this kind of thing to be made available for posterity that, in my opinion, completely overshadows any commercial, copyright or
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by Sakos 2y ago
I thought we were done with the myth that once we understand something, we don't need to memorize. I've come to the realization that memorization is a core competency. The more I have memorized, whether it's syntax or concept

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