rcxdude

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931.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
I'm just pointing out that you are probably not in agreement with simianparrot. I don't think it does count as self-defense.
932.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
if it's self-defence then more or less by definition it isn't murder.
933.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
Also if you have the weights there are a multitude of approaches to remove safeguards. It's even quite easy to accidentally flip their 'good/evil' switch (e.g. the paper where they trained it to produce code with securit
934.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
This statement is true of both open-source (by the OSI definition, which is a superset of free software by the FSF's definition) and free software. In fact, the fact that the original company could take their AGPL licensed software and
935.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
The issue there being there's a big usability headache with enrolling multiple devices. You really want one device to be able to enroll all your devices (including not-present and offline), but there's no mechanism to do this with
936.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
It's more likely for them to accidentally be deleted (or otherwise lost access): in my experience approximately zero users actually understand where their passkeys are stored, and they can be all over the place: the number one question
937.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
capstan drives help with backlash (though they are in generally less stiff than gears, so it's not without tradeoffs), but they don't really help with any of the other issues.
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by rcxdude 8mo ago
I think the point is it's not the parking infraction: it's the attempt to get out of it by signaling that they are a police officer. I agree that kind of thing should be taken more seriously than the small offense it's trying
939.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
You can 'upload' a file into a completely local web app just fine. The directory access is only necessary if you need the web app to be able to spontaneously write back to the original file on your machine, or if you want to read
940.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
I ran with a setup like this for a bit, but I experienced far worse thrashing (and far more sudden onset) than I did with swap enabled. You need to take some extra steps to get a quick and graceful failure on RAM exhaustion.
941.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
I mean, the nature of subjectivity prevents you from knowing anything but your own experience. There is not any objective evidence that could truly distinguish solipsism from panpsychism, so philosophically you need to ask a different quest
942.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
I think volume and cost was never really the issue. Even if 3D printing something was 3x the cost it could justify itself just by the sheer amount of overhead it can otherwise remove. Ultimately what limits 3D printing is what you can make
943.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
They are not fundamentally different. The underlying hypocracy of NIMBYism is wanting the positive outcomes from something (more housing, factories producing goods) with someone else having to suffer the downsides. How obnoxious it is depen
944.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
It would also likely run into the non-determinism issue that a lot of generative AI has, where you can edit the input data, but you're not going to get the same output with only the edit you wanted, but instead a completely new output.
945.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
I thought so too, but if you follow the 'start now' link you get a page full of trying to push you to use the app, then if you say you cannot all the way at the bottom, then you get another page trying to help you with installing
946.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
But the article seems to take a very roundabout way for it, and still doesn't link the direct version. I just did the same thing, googling 'UK ETA', clicked the top result, then clicked the most salient link on the result pag
947.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
I mean, it is very useful to keep in mind that for any question of 'can you guarantee that X government system won't be used for Y in the future' the answer is 'no', because the government is what makes the rules.
948.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
I've seen such things pass through multiple layers of review. It's the kind of thing everyone knows to look for but takes a lot of effort to catch.
949.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
What else is a completely unnecessary requirement to sign in to an account to play a single-player game?
950.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
The UK is still in Europe, even if it's left the EU.
951.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
It's a hypothesis. How would you prove or disprove that it's because of that? (and I would say, a priori, it's not utterly obvious that the brain would relate spacial and temporal frequencies like this)
952.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
Depends on the bandwidth.
953.
by rcxdude 8mo ago
depends on the bandwidth
954.
by rcxdude 9mo ago
The issue with pizzagate (and a lot of these conspiracy theories) is not that it was directionally incorrect about 'some heinous shit is going down' (which is a good cold reading any day of the week in any age), it's that it
955.
by rcxdude 9mo ago
A lot of the noise about this is specifically because the entities that are supposed to be investigating and bringing charges on this matter seem to be doing anything but that.
956.
by rcxdude 9mo ago
I'll warn that it quickly becomes not very cute. But a very good webcomic nonetheless!
957.
by rcxdude 9mo ago
The biggest risk if if you are compressing secrets alongside attacker-controlled data. Then there's a host of attacks on the secret that become possible.
958.
by rcxdude 9mo ago
I think they are just making reference to the "death of the author" concept in literary analysis, which basically says that what the author was intending to convey should be ignored when analysing the work: the work stands alone.
959.
by rcxdude 9mo ago
They're there to improve the availability of their self- driving cars. If they were to all just walk away, there would be no danger of crashes, but a lot more of their cars stopped in inconvenient places.
960.
by rcxdude 9mo ago
I would suspect that flying such drones near an airport is likely to be a bad idea because it's very likely to be detected.

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