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871.
by krick 5y ago
That's easy to calculate. We don't know which mineral it was this time, but taking an estimate of 3.7 g/cm³ from his post, Taking an estimate of 3.7 g/cm³ (but we don't know which mineral was in this case), and assu
872.
by krick 5y ago
He obviously meant 3 000 kg. Easy to make a mistake, since 3 kg would be 1 liter, which is more common way to think about densities.
873.
by krick 5y ago
That's... pretty good. Cannot even object.
874.
by krick 5y ago
I feel like this manifest seriously lacks the part where it should be playing devil's advocate. I don't have a say in this matter, and I don't know if the author is right anyway. But let's suppose that whoever pushes thi
875.
by krick 5y ago
That's really cool. Now I need a bunch of pre-trained models for this...
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by krick 5y ago
Exactly. And call recording app is pretty much like any other voice recording app, so it's not like the manufacturer is liable. And it's surely not their fucking business what I do with my phone. Anyway, I used to rely on the call
877.
by krick 6y ago
As far as I'm concerned, it is just great that something made it for people to be "all up in arms about it". And "why" is not very important and neither is it surprising, really. I mean, how could have people been
878.
by krick 6y ago
Considering people now tend to change phones every couple of years, do you mean by "long term" something even shorter than that?
879.
by krick 6y ago
If this encryption is still the same as it used to be a couple of years ago (encfs, IIRC), it's good they aren't. I stumbled on that multiple times before I learned not to turn this shit on. Every time on a new installation (which
880.
by krick 6y ago
Yeah, my first thought too (well, I guess pretty much everyone's). This seems like "tmux, but less" since tmux is much more than a window manager, and tmux is absolutely not some esoteric software: even if you don't use
881.
by krick 6y ago
(Whispering): But you know what is? Matrix.
882.
by krick 6y ago
Obviously, I am disappointed by that outcome: I've used several G-line phones and currently using V30 (I was slightly disappointed by it compared to G6, but it's still much better than anything else I could find). And, honestly, d
883.
by krick 6y ago
"Fall; or, Dodge in Hell"? Is it worth reading? I think I've read only his Cryptonomicon, which was sort or good for a first half, and then rolling downhill ending with something so pompously pathetic I had to cringe sometime
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by krick 6y ago
Not sure what to take of it. At first, I assumed that they mean that NN learned to divide color plane similarly to how humans do, without learning on human provided data, which would be absolutely incredible, but no, no wonders here, the ac
885.
by krick 6y ago
Ok, since everyone is sharing their solutions, and nobody named the most obvious one, I'll do it: just nuke it from orbit.
886.
by krick 6y ago
Well, being redirected to the Code of Conduct when you search for WSL seems enough of a citation to me. Kind of surprised of such a behaviour of arch community, to be honest. Usually, it's one of the user-friendliest knowledge-bases on
887.
by krick 6y ago
Are there some truly objective benchmarks to compare this to GPT 2/3?
888.
by krick 6y ago
I don't want to downplay the importance of the problem, but it seems to me, that unfortunately the correct addressing of security concerns is rather an exception, than the norm on Linux desktop. Of course half of the your "ordin
889.
by krick 6y ago
Do I understand correctly, that all colours on these pictures always are purely artificial? That is, all visible light we can see through any telescope is always white, and only some minor differences in the spectrum, invisible to us, are u
890.
by krick 6y ago
So, call him back, what's your problem?
891.
by krick 6y ago
That's kind of true. You obviously know the reasons why it should be true, but consider also (the "kind of" part) the fact that there's stuff like mastodon, like small hobbyist forums, unpopular telegram groups & c
892.
by krick 6y ago
You really didn't provide any objective reasons for why it should be your way (I did). You are just projecting your (quite questionable) preferences onto others. I'll go again: there are 2 modes of interaction, sync for urgent stu
893.
by krick 6y ago
That's weird. I mean, you do you, but if this is a popular opinion, I had no idea. On the contrary, I'm mildly annoyed when someone calls me to say something that could've said over the text. And I don't think of it as a
894.
by krick 6y ago
I was unaware that such thing happened, and I'm kind of surprised as it sounds like somewhat un-EU-ish to me, but I obviously had the wrong sense of what is EU-ish. And I wholeheartedly support that. I mean, it makes sense. If the doma
895.
by krick 6y ago
When I see something like that, I feel genuinely ashamed I didn't do it myself yet. This is so stupid and impractical (seriously, imagine having an email address no email form validator even accepts), that it must be successful. So,
896.
by krick 6y ago
> not-totally-unreasonable workflows that do clones as root Uh... really? Like what?
897.
by krick 6y ago
Yep, I sensed a similar relaxation when reading this. But whatever, don't be silly, title it long enough as it is. Anyway, what I'm actually thinking when something like this is disclosed is how many more similar things must be kn
898.
by krick 6y ago
I see zero problems with Hertz being allowed to do that. You either forbid stock markets, or you let people sell what other people want to buy. But in the hindsight, I don't really understand why Hertz wanted to do that. It's ob
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by krick 6y ago
Absolutely, and I'm not even sure it's a good thing that we are removing third-party cookies. I mean, if we take a step back: why should I even hate them? Yes, there are problems with them, there have been exploits using them and
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by krick 6y ago
A hope that better methods and technologies to reconstruct the past will be available, obviously.

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