geraldhh

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by geraldhh 3y ago
it is my interpretation as well that most bit-errors occur in places that simply don't matter or are handled in userspace error-detection/correction (tcp-checksums, asset-checksums, encryption, etc)
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by geraldhh 3y ago
automating the consent
453.
by geraldhh 3y ago
"aid" is very broad, so i'd say "yes" but recently there was an article on hn that talked about an arm-instruction for some js stuff.
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by geraldhh 3y ago
a sensible conclusion
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by geraldhh 3y ago
* Hetzner joined the chat
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by geraldhh 3y ago
wondering if scanning throu >10M history entries, looking for duplicates, will introduce a noticeable ex degradation on lesser systems (rpi etc).
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by geraldhh 3y ago
true, this information will also be available to everyone in short time, but i don't think it's a big problem. secrecy is a sliding scale, and delaying and thinning out access to this information makes it "more secure" b
458.
by geraldhh 3y ago
ugh could you maybe add some code to detect apple-platforms and set this accordingly (like batteries included)? edit: tyvm, nice idea! would very much like to try it
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by geraldhh 3y ago
still have to hit an invisible button
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by geraldhh 3y ago
it's called 'sideloading'
461.
by geraldhh 3y ago
just tell them that it's the 'pro model'
462.
by geraldhh 3y ago
not even counting all the instances where transactional notifications are marked as spam by heuristic, the message silently rotting away in a junk folder and contributing to a bad rep of the sender, simply because no one bothered to un-spam
463.
by geraldhh 3y ago
that sounds more fucked up than captive portal and capcha
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by geraldhh 4y ago
the capacity of a community for content generation grows faster than the capacity for self moderation, putting a limit on group-size in regards to the level of 'unwanted' content (spam, hate, porn ...). automated moderation or mor
465.
by geraldhh 4y ago
why not? i'd say llm's represent a institutionalized reinforcement of bias (much like journalism) combined with some in-human autonomy.
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by geraldhh 4y ago
archive.is works for a lot of paywalled sites
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by geraldhh 4y ago
i do share that fear of the day that most of the youtube content will be "gone" (behind some kind of login-wall)
468.
by geraldhh 4y ago
to everyone looking for alternatives: used office (thin-)clients make much, much beefier routers and mediacenters without using more power (thou some have fans running at idle load) and costing less.
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by geraldhh 4y ago
> i feel like there are more productive things i could be doing this is almost always true, so i argue that it is not a good measure of anything.
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by geraldhh 4y ago
oh noes! game studios have full control over client and server(-s) who would benefit from a distributed consensus and storage here?
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by geraldhh 4y ago
correct you have to be trusted somehow to gain access to these shares in the first place. thou afaik they were never important for anything else than showing of.
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by geraldhh 4y ago
true. kind of a low bar thou
473.
by geraldhh 4y ago
you are right. thou imho the point is that this increase in markup has to go somewhere it didn't before, which in turn suggests a decrease in efficiency.
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by geraldhh 4y ago
i suspect they made a different trade-off that is (also) applicable to many problems of modern times.
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by geraldhh 4y ago
<s>non-insignificant</s> significant you're welcome
476.
by geraldhh 4y ago
might be encouraging or depressing news, depending on what a 'A100' unit is.
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by geraldhh 4y ago
> 3.5mm is a standard that just works and works everywhere absolutely everywhere, anytime!
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by geraldhh 4y ago
it's not embedded within the us data industrial complex (meta, alphabet)
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by geraldhh 4y ago
> Many government services here in the UK are provided by private corporations how's that working out? asking for a friend who thinks that for-profit healthcare was a step in the wrong direction.
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by geraldhh 4y ago
btw, what was the rationale behind that? i mean, there's clearly enough space for it, so was it really just to make way for the (very profitable) earbud trend?

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