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by dathinab 10mo ago
it's not better as they fundamentally fail to capture the atmosphere and look of a scene this means that for some use cases (early QA, design 3D design tweaks before the final graphic is available etc.) they are fully useless it's
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by dathinab 10mo ago
you are failing to get the point it's an (maybe the most) extreme example of something which is "gen AI" but not problematic and as such a naive "rule" saying "no gen AI at all" is a pretty bad competiti
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by dathinab 10mo ago
they ban any for of gen AI no matter the context so as an extrema example if you artists used that line smoothing algorithm you game isn't qualified anymore
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by dathinab 10mo ago
> If AI use produces obviously inferior work, how did it win in the first place? they uses some AI placeholders during development as it can majorly speed up/unblock the dev loop while not really having any ethical issues (as you s
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by dathinab 10mo ago
it's even worse then that there is a whole basked of technologies which you can label as "gen AI" but which have non of the problems why people hate "gen AI" as a very dump example, some pretty decent "line smo
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by dathinab 10mo ago
> Factually incorrect. no please read what I wrote _local elected leaders_ they are the leaders each member state democratically elected in their own way and that makes a lot of sense the EU isn't a country after all so using the al
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by dathinab 10mo ago
yes, and here is a fun fact, most of the push for mass surveillance comes from the European Council, the thing is that literally are "just" the locally elected leaders... not some vague far away "the EU (personalized)" t
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by dathinab 10mo ago
this is simply not true it was the EU which had stopped many similar unhinged attempts from the UK when the UK was still a member similar it had been the EU which had shut down various other surveillance nonsense of the EU you are basically
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by dathinab 10mo ago
for quite a while I through many of those dump "internal network scanning automatized pentests" where pretty pointless but after having seen IRL people accidentally overlooking very basic things I now (since a few years) think usi
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by dathinab 10mo ago
and assuming you have a practical way to - verify the attestation - make sure it means the code they have published is the attested code - make sure the published code does what it should - and catch any divergence to this *fast enough* to
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by dathinab 10mo ago
This article https://signal.org/blog/building-faster-oram/ has some details but is more focused on improving their solution other blogs from the are "we want to build this soon" kind of blogs. It seems t
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by dathinab 11mo ago
the problem only affect a subset of HDMI 2.1 features, not HDMI 2.0 but the steam machine isn't really super powerful (fast enough for a lot of games, faster then what a lot of steam customers have, sure. But still no that fast.) So mo
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by dathinab 11mo ago
This is a fight you are going to lose. A better approach would be to put your energy into making sure the used methods are _reasonable_. We don't require every FSK16 game sail to register the buyers name, age, contact info on physical
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by dathinab 11mo ago
yes I don't mean "special interest" and I'm aware that people with ADHD don't really have any way to direct it and that it can easily lead to them neglecting everything from them self, over work to social relationsh
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by dathinab 11mo ago
What I don't understand (but also wouldn't be surprised about if it is misrepresented by the article) is: - why would you get a single, for ADHD, non-social-related anxiety, non-sever autism or depression (especially in the later
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by dathinab 11mo ago
there is so much wrong with the first few paragraphs of this article 1. some of the things they list as "disabilities" are sicknesses which _can_ be disabling but not per see disabilities 2. all of the things listed aren't on
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by dathinab 11mo ago
S3 isn't JSON it's storing a [utf8-string => bytes] mapping with some very minimal metadata. But that can be whatever you want. JSON, CBOR, XML, actual document formats etc. And it's default encoding for listing, managemen
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by dathinab 11mo ago
ceph depends a lot on your use case minio was also suited for some smaller use cases (e.g. running a partial S3 compatible storage for integration tests). Ceph isn't really good for it. But if you ran large minio clusters in production
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by dathinab 11mo ago
the thought that this might be done one recommendation of ChatGPT has me rolling think about it, with how much bad advice is out there in certain topics it's guaranteed that ChatGPT will promote common bad advice in many cases
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by dathinab 11mo ago
climate change isn't an one/off effect but gradual every bit of improvement is a higher chance to avoid some of the most catastrophic outcomes (where the unlikely but possible worst outcome being a mass extinction chain reaction w
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by dathinab 11mo ago
it's both true and misleading in what conclusions people might take from it e.g. if you want the true climate damage done by a country you would have to look at all the damage done by producing all the goods consumed there. This isn&#x
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by dathinab 11mo ago
> finally notice how we're destroying the planet and ourselves, this might sound very pessimistic but the world has noticed _very long ago_ the first calculations about the greenhouse effect where in 1896! in the 50th/60th it
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by dathinab 11mo ago
One thing to add is that there is no guarantee this is even against the German constitution. Local devices only scanning which only if there is an issue sends any information to anywhere outside of the device might actually be compatible wi
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by dathinab 11mo ago
> EU law has supremacy over national laws This only applies where countries ceded sovereignty to the EU. Technically in Germany non of the sovereignty was ceded but transferred based on two different articles in the German Constitution.
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by dathinab 11mo ago
As others have mentioned: 1. this wasn't fast, it took ~5 years and most (but not all) of the problematic parts have been removed 2. It also wasn't "fully rejected" or anything in the decision which gained some awarenes
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by dathinab 11mo ago
I wouldn't say "least". technical there are many "non energy drinks" which have no less caffeine or other wake-up effects as energy drinks. But funnily one of the ways Red Bull works is by giving you Vitamin B12 and
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by dathinab 11mo ago
and they are often good videos (if you like watching extreme sports related things), given the partial second video this seems likely for the account who made the screenshot but given that half a video is not a full video this still means w
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by dathinab 11mo ago
> and the author didn't provide them the opportunity to provide feedback on the change. this is wrong, the author wrote a mail about _intended_ changes _1/2 year_ before shipping them on the right Debian mailing list. That is _
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by dathinab 11mo ago
Why is this still a discussion? > was no room for a change in plan yes, pretty much at least the questions about it breaking unofficial distros, mostly related to some long term discontinued architectures, should never affect how a Distr
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by dathinab 11mo ago
never fully, like with GPU, it a semi-cartel, it's in everything including you high performance SSD (as cache) they have a reason for them being supper high for ~2 years then they will go down but only "somewhat", lets say if

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