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by dtx1 3y ago
I wonder why there are still no widely available sapphire crystal screens.
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by dtx1 3y ago
> Let the browser become a user agent in the full meaning of the word. Few web sites need their own styling or navigational structure. Finding information would be much easier for the user if all websites are presented in the same format
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by dtx1 3y ago
I think the way forward is to let the HTML, CSS, JS Stack finally die and be replaced with something more appropriate. It's an ever growing mess of hacks and compatibility layers to make a technology do something it was never intended
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by dtx1 3y ago
And for a large general model just have multiple small expert models and a relay model that decides which domain specific model to ask
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by dtx1 3y ago
I always assumes the core usw case was piracy
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by dtx1 3y ago
Well there's a difference between the instruction set and the specific implementation in silicon. The Instruction set really doesn't cover how an operating system is booted, how energy efficient a specific chip is, how to interact
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by dtx1 3y ago
You are probably correct in principle but I guess it's more of a practical thing. People that are bothered by respecting other peoples gender identity aren't going to be swayed by these principled arguments. It's simply more
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by dtx1 3y ago
> I don't respect your gender and sexual identity simply because I don't care, it's none of my business. And that's why it should filter you. I can respect someones idea of themselves and their gender or sexual identi
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by dtx1 3y ago
In General they do. But I disagree about your simpler is better point. I wouldn't want to have your average /pol/ User as part of my work if i can help it and it seems asking people to respect different gender and sexual iden
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by dtx1 3y ago
It seems Internet Communities of all kind default to a kind of hateful toxicity unless steps are taken in the opposite direction. If the Mods chose to encourage such behavior you get 4chan style levels of degeneracy pretty fast.
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by dtx1 3y ago
A Galaxy S6 Lite will never be even remotely secure enough to be considered by the Graphene OS Team as a viable device and is already so old that Samsung barely provides security updates for it. It's not even close to being acceptable
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by dtx1 3y ago
I was strongly considering the Pixel Tablet to run it with grpahene os as a sort of secure terminal for banking, mail, some chat messengers. But the weird decision to include that useless speaker stand instead of a keyboard case and stylus
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by dtx1 3y ago
So... I just save my 2FA stuff in keepass... Works fine and can be backed up and replicated for free vs needing several yubikeys.
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by dtx1 3y ago
I often buy things on ebay. At least here in germany it's filled with offers from small to medium sized companies that offer usually cheaper or equivalent prices to amazon.
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by dtx1 3y ago
I certainly will! But it's a long road with many unanswered questions: Can a MCTS with enough compute time beat a human consistently enough? Can MCTS reliably exploit super efficient combos? How can I optimize MCTS Strategies for stron
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by dtx1 3y ago
There has been a paper on using genetic algorithms for deckbuilding in magic[0] I'm working on at least partially reproducing and improving upon the paper but the reality is that MTG as a game is really hard to implement (and a shitloa
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by dtx1 3y ago
Remember that Black Monolith in 2001: A Space Odyssey? 1280 Individuals is in the realm of what some alien mission could do in terms of genetically a bunch of apes to become smarter
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by dtx1 3y ago
I think there's this general problem with cloud deployments I'm seeing happen more and more: People building this huge Multi AZ, Hyper Redundant, Multi-National, infinitly scaling Cloud Solution for something that requires a singl
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by dtx1 3y ago
Comparing Marx to Hitler is just...wrong.
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by dtx1 3y ago
Unfortunate news but i'm glad i was there for the ride.
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by dtx1 3y ago
No! The reality is that the vast majority of phone users don't want or need this and are better off with such abilities disabled. If you want to run your own low powered server use a raspberry pi. People have their banking credentials,
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by dtx1 3y ago
Our offices are empty enough that if you want to you can easily have your own. It's just that wearing trousers, getting through traffic, etc. are too inconvenient
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by dtx1 3y ago
But also smaller fragments i'd assume.
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by dtx1 3y ago
I suspect if we didn't just dart a small probe but a large thermonuclear bomb into an asteroid we'd see a much different result
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by dtx1 3y ago
I got filtered :(
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by dtx1 3y ago
I mean my family has lived for at least 300 years in a region close to where the neanderthals were first discovered. I assume I have some of those genes in me
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by dtx1 3y ago
> Also important to note is that the Wason selection task has a fairly poor success rate with actual humans: the original study was 36 students of statistics at the University College London, of which less than 10% got the correct answer
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by dtx1 3y ago
Whats the security implication of leaking the root hash?
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by dtx1 3y ago
> Coding is a craft. There is an art aspect to it and there is a lot of room for inspiration and ideas to improve things. True but often enough great code is not needed just working code will do just fine.
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by dtx1 3y ago
It looks (could be faked) like flux pinning is happening. Essentially, it's not moving but staying in place. Imagine trying to balance a magnet on another. It would not inherently stay in place.

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