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by gorkish 3y ago
> But how long it take to evolve precisely the right conditions to create this reservoir-building machine? I dont understand the nature of your question. A planet with carbon based life is a reservoir building machine. If you take envi
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by gorkish 3y ago
/end of thread You can apply this same argument to literally fucking everything.
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by gorkish 3y ago
I know how to get to the price; it's just an incredible pain in the ass.
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by gorkish 3y ago
Someone should tell this guy about bogans so he can block 500 million more IPs. And if you want to do the same? For the love of god get a firewall and subscribe to some RBLs like a sane person.
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by gorkish 3y ago
I disagree that jquery adopted anything from perl. jQuery's $ is not a sigil.
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by gorkish 3y ago
I guess I should have expected that wezterm was 3 steps ahead of this 2 years ago.
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by gorkish 3y ago
I see your sentiment, but the logic is a bit flawed. When we drill for hydrocarbons, we have good understanding of the geology of the reservoir; we know what geologic era during which the deposits formed. Finding a bunch of new evidence for
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by gorkish 3y ago
Nobody really likes to talk about that time Perl and Javascript got drunk and hooked up.
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by gorkish 3y ago
I hit one of these on an EMC VNX array one time; after ~400 days all the controllers crashed at the same time. Didn't help that it happened at 4am on New Year's Day. I do recall other instances of this class of bug, but nothing sp
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by gorkish 3y ago
The most interesting thing here is the discussion about using vendor hardware instead of their own bespoke stuff. My takeaway is that it's still essentially impossible to negotiate anywhere close to a fair price with commodity server v
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by gorkish 3y ago
Aye; it's in diamond-anvil territory there. Still potentially useful, though there have been problems with replicating this experiment as well.
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by gorkish 3y ago
Journalists are bad at math, surprise. "pace of adoption" = % YoY growth. As the market matures and grows, it will no longer be able to "double" or "triple" in a short amount of time. A market with a fixed cap
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by gorkish 3y ago
The problem comes when you take the incentives that are supposed to make the cars less expensive and you use them instead to sell people more expensive cars. Turns out that pushing people to the limit of their ability to borrow is not a sol
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by gorkish 3y ago
> good luck fix a single louver if one breaks. I am facing exactly this repair now. My method is to modify one side of the vane so that a pin can be press fit/glued into the vane from the side and covered with a glued plug. This can
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by gorkish 3y ago
Bc you are DMA-ing the raw bits into cache with the GPU, but the CPU is going to check those ECC codes on read as the caches on Apple SoC's are ECC-native. It's an integrity 'protection' not a security 'protection&#
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by gorkish 3y ago
Pretty interesting to see Linux lodged deep within the guts of these early iOS devices.
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by gorkish 3y ago
I spell out each letter even though it’s not an acronym.
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by gorkish 3y ago
Yes agree the end user needs feedback at the authenticator. This device has an RGB LED and a touch sensor, so there are still some possibilities.
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by gorkish 3y ago
This is the paper that would reliably trigger context overflows. https://arxiv.org/abs/1811.03116 It otherwise did an admirable job on this brainbender.
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by gorkish 3y ago
Turns out the colonists don’t get along with the natives, and yes, soaking your organs in antiseptic would indeed take care of it!
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by gorkish 3y ago
Thanks for pointing out the use of Hashcache. Since there are many projects apparently using this name, for anybody else like me wanting to search it up, it's the proof of work one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ha
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by gorkish 3y ago
Very nice; appears to work well. Just an FYI that I did get a couple errors where the max context length was exceeded, one using the demo summarization task as the first query. I was using my own API key when the error occured.
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by gorkish 3y ago
As the restrictions are now blocking the IMPORT of such equipment it really is getting to be quite a joke. In the US we are only allowed to have expensive potato quality cameras with 9fps and even then that's not shitty enough -- they
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by gorkish 3y ago
> I am an admin, and it's not clear _how_ I might fix this at the server end. You're just hearing about this early as it's the first hours of public disclosure. There are 3 CVE's assigned. You'll track those with
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by gorkish 3y ago
Yeah that's probably why the soviets (and the americans) used grease pencils instead of graphite pencils in space. The absurdism of this pencil/pen lore goes so deep that even the corrections can't get it right. Seriously doe
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by gorkish 3y ago
Of course you should; what a stupid question. If you cant keep your docs up to date, what are you even doing? Something else is wrong.
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by gorkish 3y ago
> Perhaps the only situation where it isn’t is where they are the only game in town and you intend to ride out the whole contract. They should use loyalty discounts then, or any other system where the business incentives align with the c
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by gorkish 3y ago
> The only* clean* energy that is capable of producing constant* power is nuclear* power. That's quite the definitive statement to include so many subjective things.
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by gorkish 3y ago
The linked video is /extremely/ opinionated and contains much misinformation. Just need to level set on that first -- > Would be interesting to see if methane gas emissions can be actually detected Obviously. But unlike in the
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by gorkish 3y ago
You don't need a toolchain for capturing; you just need the data. Get it now; process it when better tools become available. There are guides for shooting for Photogrammetry and NeRF that are generally applicable to what you need to do

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