patrakov

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by patrakov 1y ago
8B (Gemma 3n)
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by patrakov 1y ago
Harper is so basic that I can't recommend it. Does not catch a singular/plural discrepancy between the subject and the verb in a sentence--a common mistake when the expressed thought applies equally to one thing or to many things.
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by patrakov 1y ago
I don't know why 6500K is preferred here.
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by patrakov 1y ago
I think it doesn't make any difference. Back in Russia, I used 2700K or 3000K LEDs. Here in the Philippines, high-CRI warm-color LEDs are unobtainable, and the culture exhibits a nearly-universal shift to 6500K indoor lights (unlike in
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by patrakov 1y ago
Sorry for exposing my personal medical data, but... I literally cannot fall asleep without at least some light. So I sleep with lights on. Trying to be like normal people would only make my overall health worse. Is this a medical condition
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by patrakov 1y ago
The post title is a bit misleading. It's not just "discovering", it's "triggering by accident during rollout and treating seriously".
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by patrakov 1y ago
This was present (in a positive way, though) even in Soviet films for children. Позабыты хлопоты, Остановлен бег, Вкалывают роботы, Счастлив человек! Worries forgotten, The treadmill doesn't run, Robots a
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by patrakov 1y ago
> And it's not the marketing that's saying "you're using it wrong" - it's other users. No, it's the non-coding managers who vibe-coded a half-working prototype, not other users. And here, the Dunning-Kr
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by patrakov 1y ago
The very first question's "accepted answer" is a red flag for me: the person obviously does not have time to debug the code. Inconsistent times are the logical necessity: the candidate will switch between exploration/lea
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by patrakov 1y ago
HDR output is present in ART, which is a fork of RawTherapee. But it is not really usable, as the preview will show the beyond-SDR areas as pure white or something like that. I.e., you will be working blind.
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Photography 'Rules' That Social Media Destroyed(fstoppers.com)
9 points by patrakov 1y ago|9 comments
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by patrakov 1y ago
"rm -rf" without any further arguments removes nothing and exits successfully.
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by patrakov 1y ago
I am not sure what an "industrial PC" means. Inside, there are heat pipes connected to the CPU, and one side of the case (where these heat pipes lead) serves as both a heatsink and a surface with fins for convective cooling.
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by patrakov 1y ago
Writing this from a passively cooled (Streacom FC8 Evo) Linux PC with a Russian keyboard. # dmidecode 3.6 Getting SMBIOS data from sysfs. SMBIOS 2.8 present. Handle 0x002C, DMI type 27, 15 bytes Cooling Device
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by patrakov 1y ago
No, it won't. Expected reaction: every camera manufacturer will embed chips that hold a private key used to sign and/or watermark photos and videos, thus attesting that the raw footage came from a real camera. Now it only remains
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by patrakov 1y ago
Honest question: > 8K and higher resolutions are mostly TV sets or cinema equipment, not optimized for computer use. Does this mean "not offering true RGB 8K processing even internally, only compressed YCbCr 4:2:0"?
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by patrakov 1y ago
The argument is also totally wrong because the whole point of strlcpy is to copy the string and, if it fails, calculate the amount of storage that was really required, without making two passes over the data that does fit. The fact that the
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by patrakov 1y ago
The supposed attack scenario is that the laptop is returned in a trojaned form with a kernel-based keylogger. The usual counterargument is that the laptop might be as well returned with a hardware-based keylogger.
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by patrakov 1y ago
According to ChatGPT: > The quote is from the movie "Billy Madison" (1995), a comedy starring Adam Sandler. > The full quote is delivered by a character (the High School Principal) after Billy gives a rambling and nonsensica
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Current Challenges in Publicly Available Chemistry GPTs(pubs.acs.org)
3 points by patrakov 1y ago|0 comments
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by patrakov 1y ago
Step 1: Guess 00000. Step 2: Replace all grey cells with 1s.
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by patrakov 1y ago
And I know: remote destruction of various tech, including pagers, laptops, routers, power plants, and experimental nuclear reactors. Still not enough? A law that mandates backdoors necessary to trigger the above in all exported tech.
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by patrakov 1y ago
This is not possible if the data on the server is encrypted with the key derived from the person's password or a completely independent key and no escrow has ever been implemented. That's why, for example, you can't read my o
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by patrakov 1y ago
> ALSA additionally specifies every 2 channels as separate 2channel devices, so your 8 channel audio interface looks like 4. There is no such specification. It is device-dependent and abstracted through ALSA configuration. Creative Labs
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by patrakov 1y ago
My bank also promises to never send links. Instead, it sends all of its messages as images without any alt text, and these images sometimes contain links to retype.
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by patrakov 1y ago
> Even worse, these apps often become excuses, a reason to avoid implementing the open, interoperable standards that actually make a difference. Even worse, under the hood, some of these apps use the TOTP standard. The entire extra premi
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by patrakov 1y ago
Some anti-malware vendors apply this classification to the whole .cc domain.
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by patrakov 1y ago
Key sentence from the article: > Automating the easy things is how you build the skills, mindset, and muscle-memory to automate the hard things.
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by patrakov 1y ago
Contrary to the popular myth, Bitcoin is not fully decentralized. Those who write the code and convince others to run it have the absolute power. For example, they can enforce US sanctions by including the GeoIP database and making each nod
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by patrakov 1y ago
Any modern distro. Static libraries are simply not built anymore, so you have nothing to link with, unless you rebuild the whole subsystem yourself.

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