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by Y_Y 1y ago
Not really indeed. You're right that false positive are possible with such a system, but false negatives are not. That means that you're leaking information about when a user didn't use a service, as well as partial informa
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by Y_Y 1y ago
200% agree In particular I think your alternative response is excellent and what I would have hoped for in an ideal world.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Having a call is fine, but it's not like the original complaint didn't lay out in plenty of detail what the problem was. Given the context of corporate doublespeak, I saw the response as "Oh shit, we can't refute your is
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Good luck running your super-necessary local models without nvidia drivers
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Speaking of mistakes, that quote is from A. Gary Schilling rather than Keynes. https://quoteinvestigator.com/2011/08/09/remain-solvent/
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPEeaxI0OPU
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by Y_Y 1y ago
What results did your benchmark get?
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Ya, can't wait to play GTA: Nova Zemyla. In fact you wouldn't even need to be limited to earth. Why not throw in Google Moon and steal a moon buggy while shooting scientific rovers and doing cool flips out of craters?
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by Y_Y 1y ago
For reference, an average commuter cyclist has a power output of about 200W, a world-class racer can do about 600W. Ref: https://www.cyclinganalytics.com/blog/2018/06/how-does-your-...
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by Y_Y 1y ago
I assume it's because there aren't enough of them and they're relatively difficult to hunt/farm. Otherwise I'd be happily chowing down on lions and polar bears.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
> The research outlines the process of fibrillating lignin-rich cellulose pulp at 10 kW/h per kg into LCNF That unit doesn't look right. Why can't we all just use SI anyway :(
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by Y_Y 1y ago
FEM is just a numerical technique for solving some kinds of differential equations. It doesn't aitomatically make you accurate or not, just like any other stable solver.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
It's not to hard to translate manually, but since the dependency tree is massive it doesn't seem feasible to do wholesale.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Ugh, I'd prefer people keep passion for the bedroom and just convey information straightforwardly without trying to "sell" it to me. Adding a false excitement signal to the information is a hindrance to me as a viewer. If you
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Sounds like an antenna, if you'll accept electromagnetic noise then there are some fish that could pass for your shrew, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gymnotus
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by Y_Y 1y ago
It's used as a claim of physical accuracy, but it's not related to that.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
They made me stop reading halfway through. It didn't help that they make meaningless claims like > Physically Accurate: Our deformable solver is driven by the Finite Element Method. I don't know or care if they used an LLM to
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Many books are by their authors, though perhaps fewer nowadays. As many already know, the authors of that book and the related eponymous language are; Alfred Aho, Peter Weinberger, and Brian Kernighan.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Mastodon or bust!
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by Y_Y 1y ago
What if we compromise and call it The Dark Enlightenment
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by Y_Y 1y ago
> We need to change minds. Not the technology. I totally agree that changing the hivemind's mind is the only way to preserve these freedoms. Is anyone making any progress on this? Beyond the FSF, noyb, and hn lurkers?
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by Y_Y 1y ago
What software do you have that doesn't work in a VM? Without going to extra effort the environment should be indistinguishable for the application.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
> In 2005, digital distribution for video game consoles came with the Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, and Wii. Or at least ten years earlier with a Japanese SNES: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Satellaview
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by Y_Y 1y ago
> I completely back Apple's right to control what runs on the OS they developed. Praytell, what right is this?
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Same solid principle as homeopathy
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Start with a cheap kit from e.g. Amazon which includes a couple of perspex locks so you can see what you're doing. Get a real set of picks for real money once you graduate from that.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Estonia is (trying to be) the Delaware of the EU for companies. They make it deliberately convenient for any Europeans to incorporate there, so I wouldn't read much into that.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
You think systemd could be a psyop? Gain influence by paying devs to do the ugly but necessary work, but then sow loads of dissent at the same time...
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by Y_Y 1y ago
There is Devuan, if you want to Debian but without systemd. I suspect though that "natively" non-systemd distros will be more consistent, personally I've found happiness with Guix.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Those particular rhombuses are typically known as "squares"

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