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by meltyness 10mo ago
As an avid and long term PBS viewer, donor, news hour west was 90% a waste of time anyway. Most evenings it is virtually the same broadcast, same segments. Media is more VOD-oriented anyway. They have been posting both broadcasts to YouTube
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by meltyness 11mo ago
tokio default behavior within a task is to ignore panics, such as an Err/None unwrap, and only crash that task, so it's impact limited so that's nice, maybe that's where the snowblindness came from. it'd be kinda h
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by meltyness 11mo ago
> especially knowing you are actually never going to work on such problems as part of an actual job Actually, unwittingly, problem solving being a common organizational behavior, and most algorithms being a blueprint for optimal problem
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by meltyness 11mo ago
"it came to me as a microsleep misinterpretation of a radio news broadcast" feels like the most tech thing, to me. this is always where the best ideas seem to come from, a misinterpretation that gets fixed up into an enhancement.
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by meltyness 11mo ago
It's funny to me that the patch threads attempting to fix a concern with the CPU from the OS both immediately derail into "oh no, you broke something!!1" the CPU is assumed to work, despite Linux being designed with portabili
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by meltyness 11mo ago
Proof by counterexample, just find the inevitable security flaw.
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by meltyness 1y ago
Optimistically because the component was considered self-contained, and done? If you build things with wires, diodes, multiplexers, breakers, fuses and keyed connectors there's less maintenance needed than if you try and build a system
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by meltyness 1y ago
Well, it probably depends on which software's concern will be implementing a policy to prevent users from having permission to fill critical directories and prevent the system from operating normally, which is discussed in the article.
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by meltyness 1y ago
Linux for me is all about customization and control, particularly of hardware, which you'd usually do for optimization (performance, workflow, latency, stability), which is fun if you care about optimization and efficiency, but for &qu
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by meltyness 1y ago
tts would be an interesting case-study. it hasn't really been in the lime-light, so could serve as a leading indicator for what will happen when attention to text generation inevitably wanes I use Read Aloud across a few browser platfo
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by meltyness 1y ago
I adore this machinery, there's a lot of money riding on the idea that interest in AI/ML will result in the value being in owning bunch of big central metal like cloud era has produced, but I'm not so sure.
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by meltyness 1y ago
Yeah, a fuse or a breaker is a pretty common thing. Probably a more apt analogy would be a keyed adapter.
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by meltyness 1y ago
I mean, you don't really have to speculate about what this is for, it's for an authority providing for lawful search, it seems pretty well-scoped, and similar to any old search warrant, which is not a new thing, really https:&#x2
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by meltyness 1y ago
This is uncanny and worryingly specific, and I'm not a lawyer, but if you're not already under suspicion of being a criminal, then installing graphene doesn't match this definition I think
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by meltyness 1y ago
I find Rust pretty cohesive and consistent in its semantics. Accomplishing different tasks involves less sugar than other languages like this article seems to focus on. Generally all of the interfaces conform to the patterns in the mem modu
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by meltyness 1y ago
When they establish personality archetypes and roles bonds form readily. That's like, the purpose of roles in an organization.
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by meltyness 1y ago
Well I guess a GLP-1 pacemaker would address this. A lifetime of doses weighs at much as a nickel?
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by meltyness 1y ago
Two lines clearly deviate from AAB.
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by meltyness 1y ago
Can't upload discord attachments from mobile.
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by meltyness 1y ago
By my memory, a cron runs a script that checks my cert file's last modified daily. When it is a certain number of days since (flavored Bash statements) the file last modified I'll certbot and install whatever comes back. It's
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by meltyness 1y ago
My server got renewal halted. I rolled my own wrapper for certbot. Idk it's just a blog, I'm not that attached. It hit some rock a few months ago, I just retried and manually installed it, and it seems to have perked back up and c
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by meltyness 1y ago
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by meltyness 1y ago
Lean is a lovely language ecosystem, as Tao clearly demonstrates though, LLMs can struggle with it. The language and the tooling is designed heavily around not merely text code, but continuous feedback from a specialized shell, though Tao a
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by meltyness 1y ago
Yeah, the problem LLMs will have with Rust is the adherence to the type system, and the type system's capability to perform type inference. It essentially demands coherent processing memory, similar to the issues LLMs have performing a
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by meltyness 1y ago
Yeah this is late-stage 'growth.' Hamstring your other products to reconcentrate activity, 'rebalance' usage to Shorts content by making the original offering, long-form content less usable, lower quality, less interesti
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by meltyness 1y ago
The only response I want to read about this starts with, "Historically, the lurch and jerk of technical progress, paranoia manufactured by ubiquitous media, government financial overreach, and heavy-handed speculative projections shat
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by meltyness 1y ago
For perspective, I'm a novice with algorithm design, I've been grinding leetcode for the past 6 months or so, almost exclusively in Rust. I was bewildered by the same concern since I had initially set out to, not only focus on Rus
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by meltyness 1y ago
Also economists, during every bubble ever:
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by meltyness 1y ago
I wouldn't be so dismissive of the importance when people succumb to the realization that it's like VHS/Betamax, but instead of Bruce Willis in Die Hard, at stake is literally half of your friends and acquaintances.

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