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emmelaich
4mo ago
I'd like to see a comparison to https://tart.run/ as well. AFAICT it's pretty similar.
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emmelaich
4mo ago
Yes, I profoundly dislike the lede "the defining figure of the manosphere" Like, in who's opinion?
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emmelaich
4mo ago
True, you can even get a government security clearance. They hold financial debts, gambling history, and dubious associations against you much more. *Providing the drug use was short lived.
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4mo ago
Huh, your mention of camellias immediately (to me) suggested Eryldene. And sure enough: https://www.eryldene.org.au/ Interesting guy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eben_Gowrie_Waterhouse
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emmelaich
4mo ago
The nice thing about fork+exec is that's its simple and flexible. To avoid the problems, see roc's comment under the article. Esp use of a zygote process.
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emmelaich
4mo ago
I think it is under heritage order now. I looked for it last time I was there; maybe it's covered up ready for restoration? It's actually a topographical map of the whole Sydney basin. This article has a pic: https://w
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emmelaich
4mo ago
You might want to listen to the Ron Conway episodes of the https://www.thesocialradars.com/ podcast.
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emmelaich
4mo ago
He's referring to Michelle Zatlyn afaict. "Young Global Leader '14. Co-founder, President + COO Cloudflare"
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4mo ago
The Aus Navy had a computer simulation of Sydney Harbour, dating from the 70s or maybe 80s. One particular feature of the system was a disk drive about 1m in diameter with about 12 heads. Cost a bomb, but I guess it was worth it. When I s
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emmelaich
4mo ago
You may like https://www.llmfit.org/ (not recommendation, I've not used it .. yet)
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emmelaich
5mo ago
> You can set the PATH right in the crontab. Yes, but people don't. I've had to debug other's crontabs many times over the last umpteen years.
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emmelaich
5mo ago
You might regard the Renaissance as the prelude to the industrial revolution.
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emmelaich
5mo ago
There's an implementation packaged up for most Linux distros: http://point-at-infinity.org/ssss
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emmelaich
5mo ago
Same in Australia, I've had genuine calls from a bank asking for my security code for identification purposes.
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emmelaich
5mo ago
I'd rather see a normal s than the long s in the text. Seems unnecessary.
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emmelaich
5mo ago
Do you have a link?
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emmelaich
5mo ago
RIP modus ponens!
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emmelaich
5mo ago
Pretty typical for a US non-(for-)profit.
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5mo ago
Apparently some HW3 cars can get it. It's listed available for my 2022 Model 3 (Australia/Sydney). However the cost is twice what they charge for HW4, I believe. It seems other HW3 might get a FSD-lite version. There's n
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5mo ago
Linus himself wrote a static analyzer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sparse There are other free ones, I don't know if they're run as a matter of course.
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emmelaich
5mo ago
And yet I'm sure that greed is pretty much a constant. The opportunities to exploit that greed may change.
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emmelaich
5mo ago
That's disputed. Progress was uneven and lagged a little, but by many standards (height, mortality) quality of life increased for many from the start of the industrial revolution.
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5mo ago
Also discussions between students and teaching staff.
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emmelaich
5mo ago
The difference is intent. It will deceive people whether or not the author's intent is deception.
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emmelaich
6mo ago
"Perfect efficiency comes at the point of collapse" Don't know where I read that, but it seems apropos.
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emmelaich
6mo ago
Tar on linux will. e.g. selinux attrs and other xattrs. Open question, is it worth attempting to main these semantics between mac and linux.
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6mo ago
OTOH, If you want the information contained in those files, where else would you save it?
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6mo ago
Nah, just locally on my macair. TBF, I only got to the point that using device=mps_device didn't fail. I used Sonoma at the time and the image for the vm was ghcr.io/cirruslabs/macos-sequoia-xcode:16.2-beta-3. Python 3.12,
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6mo ago
I got torch to run in a Cirruslabs Tart instance.
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6mo ago
Photorec is great and has improved over the years; it did way better in 2010s than it had done in the early 2000s. (I have a dd image of a corrupt disk of baby photos.) This reminds me to try it again.
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