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by rurban 7mo ago
I like this guy. https://th.if.uj.edu.pl/~odrzywolek/homepage/index.html
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by rurban 7mo ago
Pavement played 27 songs! Excellent quality. https://archive.org/details/ajc03159_pavement-1997-02-17/Pav...
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by rurban 7mo ago
Same for me. I liked the native BSD runners, qemu on gh is much slower.
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by rurban 7mo ago
No, pure TACO. Glad that even right-wing US policy commentators now use that word, I thought only Europeans used for him. The right direction
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by rurban 7mo ago
If they would have watched Carlini's "unblocked" talk on youtube, which is much more detailed than the blog post, they would not need this writeup. He was worried about the reproducers of the zero-day's. Not the actual z
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by rurban 7mo ago
The results are not yet in. Don't forget how "sovereign democracies" do elections. Just look at how Russia, Turkey, Georgia or the US are doing their elections. Vladislav Surkov, Putin's wizard was right. Just give them
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by rurban 7mo ago
Fine and dandy, but 40x faster trumps all algorithmic theories. You need to teach and implement cache-oblivious algos.
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by rurban 7mo ago
Of course cache misses dominate over search or eytzinger. Algorithmic courses are only for theoretical stone age computers.
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by rurban 7mo ago
Raft consensus with pairs? I smell bulls*t there. Even when they say it's 8, it boils down to pair-wise checks, without any consensus. Just the consensus of wrong. Also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TTEthernet loo
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by rurban 7mo ago
Torvalds promotes exactly that. https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/Documentation/... Assisted-by: Claude:claude-3-opus coccinelle sparse
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by rurban 7mo ago
What they don't tell here, but a german researcher told yesterday on radio, was that the initial conflict arose in the 90ies, when one large group of Ngogo chimpanzees raided a nearby group and killed all males. Thus they came later to
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by rurban 7mo ago
In my case a firmware provider went out of business, and in one particular device the firmware gets stuck in an endless boot loop. It tries to calibrate some led's, but forgets to round some differences, so it can never converge to a
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by rurban 7mo ago
What's the problem there? He knew his status, everybody else also
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by rurban 7mo ago
Aba wouldn't have said: "Send X bitcoins to my priority hotline at this IP and I’ll read the message personally." Because aba knew about how email worked, unlike Satoshi. A hotline is not at in IP, it is at a domain with an M
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by rurban 7mo ago
Ross Bamford doesn't sound spanish to me
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by rurban 7mo ago
> Anos is a modern, opinionated, non-POSIX operating system (just a hobby, won't be big and professional like GNU-Linux®) for x86_64 PCs and RISC-V machines. Love that Linus quip! Hopefully it will be. Non-POSIX sounds exciting
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by rurban 7mo ago
And for prolog I have to use the most expensive opus, which really should be a haiku task. Prolog is so simple. Still didn't get my solvers to work right
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by rurban 7mo ago
See https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/42796
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by rurban 7mo ago
You have to ask Anthropic and OpenAI, not Google. They are still way behind.
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by rurban 7mo ago
They will keep it for a while, but it is now named Collabora Office. That's where the development is happening.
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by rurban 7mo ago
I have no idea what they are talking about. But is now clear that the TDF filed the lawsuit against Collabora, and then based on changed bylaws expelled the Collabora members. Suicidal tendencies. Also, the future of LibreOffice is extremel
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by rurban 7mo ago
It's written by a bot to avoid fingerprinting. https://tboteproject.com/git/hekate/surveillancefindings-new...
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by rurban 7mo ago
That's what I did with my Austrian goverment ID during the COVID times. Had to go the embassy to identify myself. Those times the Deutschland ticket was still cheap, so no problem.
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by rurban 7mo ago
You dont trust LLM's, writers with an IQ and knowledge much higher than ours? /s
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Age verification as mass surveillance infrastructure(tboteproject.com)
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by rurban 7mo ago
Same for me. But I tried the gpt business account for 35€. Did beat Claude in all instances.
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by rurban 7mo ago
I can run a 300b model, but I don't do it. We need the H100's for training
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by rurban 7mo ago
Haven't found any bug in QEMU's s390x, but lots in endian code.
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by rurban 7mo ago
National Security! And government will never be prosecuted. They are above the law.
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by rurban 7mo ago
Yes, peltiers only help a bit. And don't last long. Most of the heavy work is done by huge fans.

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