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by dandanua 1y ago
Video games and compute heavy tasks cannot have a large compression factor. The good thing is that you can test your own setup using zramctl.
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by dandanua 1y ago
Any device like this is useless, because you can print an AI generated picture and then take a photo of it. It's like NFTs in the crypto world, which have proofs that prove essentially nothing.
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by dandanua 1y ago
Gambling mechanics is everywhere nowadays, especially in mobile games. It's almost like an industry standard. I think the only solution is to ban all in-game purchases completely.
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by dandanua 1y ago
It's not a China's win, it's America's loss. Moreover, America is losing it on purpose, so that its rich will get richer and its poor will get poorer (relatively, of course).
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by dandanua 1y ago
That look is not that different. I bring attention to the fact that a product of quaternions all close to 1 can be close to -1, which correspond to a 2pi rotation too. This fact is a bit simpler to grasp than a topological explanation, wher
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by dandanua 1y ago
It's a bit more complicated than "2 classes of rotations", though there is magic indeed. I've tried to explain it in this post https://dandanua.github.io/2021/08/23/the-spin-of-a-human-bo..
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by dandanua 1y ago
It's not related. The recent result states that you can pick any integer m > 1 and find a scaling factor λ for a given path such that after m repeats of that path you will return to the starting point (except for some infinitesimal
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by dandanua 1y ago
The ability to point it to another provider (or localhost) is hidden, see my other comment here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45614157 on how to get there. I don't know the reason for this, but it's ok for
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by dandanua 1y ago
You have to change settings in about:config, e.g. `browser.ml.chat.provider = http://localhost:3333` with the address of your model server (I actually use open-webui with ollama for that). Then you could change the prompts, for
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by dandanua 1y ago
It's super useful for power users. You can connect any model you like through ollama (or similar services) and use your own pre-defined prompts to run against the selected text on websites simply from right click context menu.
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by dandanua 1y ago
The majority, of course, can decide to get rid of democracy and transform the country into a fascists dictatorship. But in this case they can't expect democrats to treat them by their democratic rules. This is not how it works, sorry.
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by dandanua 1y ago
You are 8 months in since your last 20th of January and your chief turd already collected all top military officials and started his speech by intimidating them. There is no such thing as "automatic operation of law".
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by dandanua 1y ago
Overthrown by whom? Aliens? Power supports power, there is no way out of this black hole.
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by dandanua 1y ago
You could use 7 row operations. row and col ops commute, and your last 3 col ops are equivalent to ('row', 1, 0), ('row', 2, 1), ('row', 3, 2) if acted on identity matrix. So, use them at first, and then your f
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by dandanua 1y ago
10 moves, still not optimal
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by dandanua 1y ago
There are no traits in Julia by default, that's true. But since types are first class citizens in Julia, traits can be implemented within the language. There is a package SimpleTraits.jl that implements Holy's trait trick, see al
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by dandanua 1y ago
This is why I think Julia will win in the long run. It has an amazing type system, simple yet powerful. In particular, abstract types are much easier to define and use than abstract classes in Python.
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by dandanua 1y ago
HNSW is not accurate. I guess brute-force means that sqlite-vector returns the best match.
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by dandanua 1y ago
And then alien civilization will wonder how humans went extinct.
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by dandanua 1y ago
This was an inevitable outcome. KDE is developed for being used. MacOS is developed for being consumed. KDE is nice looking to me. MacOS previously had a huge advantage because of fonts rendering. It's probably still a bit better in t
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by dandanua 1y ago
Do you realize that refuses to help OR tries to kill them right away is also a technically correct claim. The journalists essentially put only the second half into the title of the article.
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by dandanua 1y ago
It's the same story with the Epstein list. No one gives shit about victims. Trump and GOP did much more horrible things, like literally killing people with their actions. But sex with underage girls takes all the attention and the blam
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by dandanua 1y ago
It is an extreme hypocrisy to call what is happening in Gaza a genocide while saying nothing about much more horrible things that happen, on a much larger scale. It tells you something about the "bad faith".
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by dandanua 1y ago
Put two searches "Gaza genocide" and "Ukraine genocide" on this site and you will immediately understand what this is all about.
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by dandanua 1y ago
The boiled frog of American democracy has dissolved into a mess but people still think it is a thing.
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by dandanua 1y ago
I guess you're saying that a challenge is tightly packed with a server ID and processed by the webauthn client lib, so a middleman cannot separate and forward the same challenge from its own server. I don't know the exact details
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by dandanua 1y ago
Niеther an ssh MITM can use your private key on a legit server. A middleman doesn't need it in most cases, however. My point was that the situation with ssh is basically the same as with webauthn.
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by dandanua 1y ago
WebAuthn won't help you if you are signing-up on a phishing site.
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by dandanua 1y ago
I love DIY things, but now you can buy good alternatives for a fraction of the price, see e.g. ProtoArc, I love my EM04 model.
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by dandanua 1y ago
You're shifting the blame from politicians to society because in your field teachers have lost power over students. It is a huge mistake to make such a parallel. In fact, teachers have lost power because the power has become much more

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