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by acters 11mo ago
I use incus to pass a containerized kali os the Wayland and x11 sockets, and whatever else maybe in the /run/user/1000 folder and x11 socket folder, like pipewire. It isn't perfect, but it's really nice spawning a s
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by acters 11mo ago
I still have the og steam controller, three of them in fact. They still work but I lost the dongle and rely on Bluetooth. It was an experience. Definitely won't consider buying a controller from them again. The Xbox controller is perf
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by acters 1y ago
As far as I can tell, Linux will remain not targeted by attempts to sponge off all kinds of user data. Which makes me so happy that I finally made the leap.
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by acters 1y ago
I asked GPT 5 to spell out the individual letters of strawberry or blueberry. It did it correctly by essentially putting a space char in between the letters. Then I simply asked it to count all unique letters in the word. GPT 5 still got it
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by acters 1y ago
Another caveat with this method is that both larger and smaller models need to behave very similar because a lot of the savings come from generating the necessary fluff around each detail such as grammar, formatting and words/letters t
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by acters 1y ago
I believe that is exactly the downside of using speculative decoding, which is why it is very important to have the models properly sized between each other by making sure the small use is big enough to be mostly correct while also being ex
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by acters 1y ago
Personally, I think bigger companies should be more proactive and work with some of the popular inference engine software devs with getting their special snowflake LLM to work before it gets released. I guess it is all very much experimenta
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by acters 2y ago
Local hosting and community support I will always offer more freedom than the rather poor filtering that big tech loves to do. Like why not offer option to pay for copyright content? Seriously, if they can identify it is copyright then they
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by acters 2y ago
Also the gg in gguf
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by acters 2y ago
this is the least amount of loc I can think of rn data = { i+1 : sorted([ x for x in list(map(int, open('input').read().split()))[i::2]]) for i in range(2) } total_distance = sum(list(map(lambda x: abs(x[0]-x[1]), zip(da
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by acters 2y ago
Yeah you are right, however some of what I said does have some merit as there are plenty of things I talked about that apply to why you would need dynamic preemption. However, the other person who mentioned the issue with needing to take
42.
by acters 2y ago
Mostly because such a system would install in fighting among programs that all will want to be prioritized as important. tbf it will mostly be larger companies who will take advantage of it for "better" user experience. Which is k
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by acters 2y ago
I fully agree with you. I wish people would stop focusing heavily on how removing features can potentially decrease attacks. Especially when those exact features are used to prevent the WORST possible attack vector, a mishandled or exploite
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by acters 3y ago
The data has to be decrypted and read, so eventually you reverse engineer the client and figure out how to decrypt on the fly, then they wise up and introduce key based signing, which you eventually try to steal from the client and breaking
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by acters 3y ago
I dont buy the anti theft angle either. People's phones still end up stolen, and they are still contacted by the thieves to remove the icloud account. ICloud is a good enough feature to prevent theft, and having authorized repair opti
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by acters 3y ago
the more interesting thing is why the default state has to be made vulnerable in the first place instead of just making lockdown the default method of using an apple device
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by acters 3y ago
also substantially slower than the speed of light, while not the biggest factor is also slower than other forms of transmission. As you said, there is a lot of noise that needs powerful error correction to be used, such as how the Reed-Solo
48.
by acters 3y ago
If they had contact less, then they wouldn't be able to gather the data from their mobile device...
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by acters 3y ago
Alongside what everyone else mentioned, I believe a part of it is that the margins are being spent on frivolous; Instead of putting the money back into the business it is hoarded or spent on personal goods and services by those that control
50.
by acters 3y ago
Something that stuck out to me during my time in college business courses is the fact that many teachers are pushing the idea of a manager, director, or other executive roles, into how to understand and allocate resources. One of the resour
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by acters 3y ago
I like number 7, the documentation one, which really goes to show how little the real item is understood while everyone else is creating/imagining their own version. Dissociation within the whole team.
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by acters 3y ago
It's the monthly fee I have a problem with. Unless the monthly fee guarantees a new pack if the battery degradation from an increased DoC, then it is good. As it currently stands, it is literally a jerk move on the company's side.
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by acters 3y ago
Because it is more expensive to dig underground vs. just slapping heat generators(ac unit) on top of everyone's house and collecting the extra money in the power bill than doing it the right way.
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by acters 3y ago
My biggest question is how they are going to police this. Will each download contain hidden flags to mark it as your account? How will they be able to discern what account it came from? Sounds like a nightmare to control and may end up cost
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by acters 3y ago
earlier in the week, someone posted that the person who posted the paper early is someone who wanted to fund the project, but the researchers didn't want to include him. So he took as much data as he could collect and posted it publicl
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by acters 3y ago
Plenty of people think that a url needs to have a .com to be correct, and the only time a different higher domain is used is when they go from a .com website(like google) or a bookmark/automatically opens. They just think of them like
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by acters 3y ago
The best time to buy anything was before and during the internet's creation.
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by acters 3y ago
It is ignorant to not plan on methods of habilitating more people. There is an unsolved problem of space constraints and transportation costs of essentials and optional resources. Reducing life expectancy and population will not solve thes
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by acters 3y ago
In another comment I spoke about how many more people are able to reach 60+ years of age, and that the amount of people living longer have exponentially grown. Our world population reaching another billions milestone at faster timeframes. S
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by acters 3y ago
Who is to say we are not reaching the levels of irreparable decay or physical damage to render death more likely? Instead of death, how about the years or months before the eventuality where we are losing our capabilities in a variety of me

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