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by chmod775 3y ago
Didn't US/EU have a trade war just ~3 years ago?
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by chmod775 3y ago
I'd be suspicious too if I said any mud rather than a mud. That MUDs have been run on much weaker hardware is a fact. Also I didn't write that in a vacuum, I wrote that as a response to a comment which establishes the context
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by chmod775 3y ago
Even the oldest rPIs are more than tenthousand times more powerful than what you'd need to run a MUD. Pretty much anything that can run a telnet server users could do useful stuff with could also run a MUD. This is written in python, s
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by chmod775 3y ago
It's allowed at the national level. Just some cities chose to ban it in either the entire city or certain areas.
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by chmod775 3y ago
The UK is a "(democratic) parliamentary constitutional monarchy", which makes it a democracy, but importantly it's still a monarchy as well. Being one thing doesn't necessarily exclude the other, even if one must limit t
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by chmod775 3y ago
> As far as I can tell, Earth's atmosphere seems to extend further into space than Venus'. Depends on where you want to draw the line for "atmosphere". About 100km out is where the word "pressure" starts bec
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by chmod775 3y ago
Not really. Earth has hardly any atmosphere. The part with any density to speak of is just a thin film. To see for yourself, look closely at any picture of Earth and around around its circumference you will notice how little atmosphere ther
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by chmod775 3y ago
Humans train on self-generated data all the time, but compared to today's LLMs, humans have superior reasoning ability, which enables them to separate good from bad data. Humans can confirm many things for themselves if need be and our
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by chmod775 3y ago
Is that single-threaded libmagic vs Magika using every core on the system? What are the numbers like if you run multiple libmagic instances in parallel for multiple files, or limit both libmagic and magika to a single core? Testing it on my
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by chmod775 3y ago
Going by those number it's taking almost a second to run, not 10s of ms. And going by those numbers, it's doing something massively parallel in that time. So basically all your cores will spike to 100% for almost a second during t
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by chmod775 3y ago
From that amount I can tell they're at or near the maximum amount you can pay (a software dev salary will usually get you there). It currently tops out at 421,76 Euro and doesn't increase any further from there. Many people at t
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by chmod775 3y ago
Another advantage of financing even though you would have had the money on hand is that you have more liquidity/the option of doing something with that money in the meantime. Also someone may have some assets they could turn into liqui
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by chmod775 3y ago
> So how do they make money? Generally the logic on "free" financing by the seller is that without it, they may have not made a sale at all. Sure it cuts into their margins, but offering rebates would have had a similar effect.
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by chmod775 3y ago
So these people do not want to talk about and are generally unable to provide examples of their surveillance stopping an actual threat because "they do not want to give away their capabilities", but when they get shown up for bein
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by chmod775 3y ago
> They still need to be able to keep the fridges on. I believe they are usually set up to invest the money people paid in, then keep the lights on with returns on that. They're not using the money directly. > Which means "wi
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by chmod775 3y ago
This is peak comedy to me. Here's that YouTube tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez8F0nW6S-w Starting at around 1:12:00 they fork express.js and show how to make a pull request.
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by chmod775 3y ago
On a whim I quizzed it on the stuff in there, and it repeated stuff from that pastebin back to me using more or less the same wording, down to using the same names for identifiers ("recency_days") for that browser tool. https:&#x
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by chmod775 3y ago
> its leadership argued that diversifying its product portfolio beyond Firefox was necessary to ensure Mozilla’s survival in the long run This always bugged me. Are they expecting Firefox to die? If that happened, there would be little
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by chmod775 3y ago
> It's well known that wolves self-domesticated It is really not. All we have are two popular hypotheses, which may even be true at the same time. It is clear the self-domestication pathway would not have worked without humans allo
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by chmod775 3y ago
> I find myself thinking of dog breeds: Over the last ~150 years, selective breeding has led to an explosion of phenotypes, but there's a limit to how much humans can take credit--or perhaps blame---for all the results. Dogs as a sp
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by chmod775 3y ago
Of course you're right, but bugs in third-party software using your APIs should not cause security issues in stuff you introduce later. Using whitelisting/opt-in vs blacklisting would solve this. I already don't like how many
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by chmod775 3y ago
> Many world citizens can parse media of a random football fan screaming 'USA!' from the state department's lengthy policy positions. Most recently, I believe, the main contributor to that image was the former president of
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by chmod775 3y ago
Somehow I doubt it would work correctly for my setup. My middle monitor has a KVM switch to switch from my Linux work/main setup (laptop in a docking station) to my gaming Windows tower computer (+a bunch of audio hardware to merge out
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by chmod775 3y ago
Surely this will never go wrong with a password manager copying stuff to a clipboard. Also they probably never tested that with pornographic search queries / clipboard contents, which will be very common in the real world. And even if
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by chmod775 3y ago
Do they even stream 1080p to Linux devices by default now? I always had to use a browser extension to make it do that[1]. However the extension seems to be gone.[2] [1] https://github.com/vladikoff/netflix-1080p-firefox
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by chmod775 3y ago
> And, the photo looks like it has single pane windows with snow outside? They might not have had functional multi pane windows when the home was built? That's water outside. After a storm. That's a waterproof house in a coasta
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by chmod775 3y ago
If getting grades is too much for adults, imagine what it does to children. Suicide among young people over grades and exams isn't exactly rare[1], but only when a teacher collapses under that same pressure we need to have a talk? Abou
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by chmod775 3y ago
I did not use the word "wood" once. I don't think houses with walls you can kick holes in qualify as wood houses. They're closer to cardboard than wood. Anyways, the point isn't the materials - the point is that the
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by chmod775 3y ago
This I never understood. Other countries didn't need building codes mandating such things - people always built houses that were intended to stand for many decades and that are suited to their local environment[1]. It defies comprehens
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by chmod775 3y ago
Just a guess: He had code execution but couldn't access that memory. However whatever controls that circuit could. So he used that to get to the data.

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