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by nialv7 6y ago
> when no clear upgrade path is defined This is not true. Developers have been working actively on Xwayland, and I believe it can run most of the applications now, even with hardware acceleration. Is that not a clear upgrade path for you
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by nialv7 6y ago
I find it really arrogant to claim "this software does everything I need, so it should never change", while in reality you are but an infinitesimally small part of the user base said software has to support. Sure, all the software
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by nialv7 6y ago
The standard for X was very low in the past. It's unfair to compare wayland with X, when you compare X to alternatives we had back in the 90s. It took the X window system 30-ish years to get where it is today. Wayland only had 11 years
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by nialv7 6y ago
That's a bold claim to make, given we ourselves don't even understand what understanding, or intelligence is. So how can you support your claim that what GPT-3 does is not intelligence.
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by nialv7 6y ago
> with only a fraction of that information you can train a human to perform better than any GPT model shown thus far. That's not a fair comparison. The human neural network is not trained _from scratch_. There is a very good fundame
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by nialv7 6y ago
Hosting the git repository on ipfs might be a solution.
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by nialv7 6y ago
My first reaction to the 40ms number is "TCP_NODELAY?". That number is probably craved into my brain now.
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by nialv7 6y ago
D does: https://dlang.org/spec/lex.html#delimited_strings Rust does too, to some degree: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/9674
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by nialv7 6y ago
Serious adversarial effect: https://www.thedailybeast.com/chloroquine-study-ended-in-bra... https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/12/health/chloroquine-corona... Revoked FDA use authorization:
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by nialv7 6y ago
There had been trial and so far there is no evidence that hydroxychloroquine is beneficial to COVID-19 patients. Probably shouldn't get your news from 4chan.
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by nialv7 6y ago
> (not counting noise) If you ignore _everything_ said on 4chan which turned out to be wrong, of course what's left has to be correct. Besides, correlation doesn't necessary mean causation. This paper is just a singular piece o
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by nialv7 6y ago
I find this kind of arguments ridiculous. Sure PGP is not perfect in all cases, but advocating not using it at all is like throwing away the baby with the bath water. And personally, I think the points made it the linked article are weak.
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by nialv7 6y ago
Unlikely in its current form. Zink is built as part of Mesa, and isn't meant to work with any Vulkan implementation.
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by nialv7 6y ago
These are carefully constructed truthful statistic lies. Of all the free users, how many of them even have a repository? Out of all the users who have a repository, how many of them actually make any use of CI/CD? They are saying &quot
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by nialv7 6y ago
After they got bitten but tools like this usbkill once, ID spoofing will just become the standard practice, and it will be made so easy to do they don't even need to think.
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by nialv7 6y ago
Not too familiar with this area. IIUC, training a model would require photos with corresponding information about where and at what angle the photo is taken. Is this information just available from the dataset?
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by nialv7 6y ago
It is. The program tries to prevent use of unauthorized USB devices, yet it uses the easily spoofed USB device IDs to authenticate them.
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by nialv7 6y ago
They could just look around and see what USB devices you own. USB vendor/product IDs are not secret.
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by nialv7 6y ago
What's stopping the forensic people from just spoofing the USB device IDs?
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by nialv7 6y ago
D code can also be run this way: #!/usr/bin/rdmd void main() { import std.stdio; writeln("hello"); }
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by nialv7 6y ago
You can even do user-space on-demand paging with segfault handlers. Though there is a more modern solution for this: https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/userfaultfd.2.html
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by nialv7 6y ago
You do understand that them being extensions means they are not part of GNOME.
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by nialv7 6y ago
"good" not in a moral sense. Or you could say a strong reason.
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by nialv7 6y ago
Yeah, but it's a good reason for a lot of them to keep working at the company and turn a deaf ear towards what it's been doing.
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by nialv7 6y ago
There seem to already be such a list: https://github.com/jkup/awesome-personal-blogs But certainly the more the merrier
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by nialv7 6y ago
score = upvotes/view_count is probably a good metrics that takes popularity into account. But there is certainly some statistically trickery needed to compare a popular post with lower score and a less popular post with higher score.
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by nialv7 6y ago
Infinity will forever be an abstraction, as there is no infinite physical actions you can carry out. Which means what infinite actions actually constitue is purely by definition, as you cannot experimentally verify it. And that's why u
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by nialv7 6y ago
Probably off topic, but just want to say cargo does the same things on the Rust side, and it has been annoying me to hell. And it's even worse in cargo, because specifying "1.2.1" means the same thing as "^1.2.1".
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by nialv7 7y ago
Add to what you have said, Proton also has out-of-the-box SteamVR integration, which is very handy if you play VR games.
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by nialv7 7y ago
Doesn't Civ 6 have native Linux support? Steam says it does.

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