sheepdestroyer

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by sheepdestroyer 2y ago
It, not Ethernet that doesn't support the bandwidth aggregation you want, but the protocol over it. Multi Stream TCP seems to be one solution to this problem
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
Sure, but you also have to take the toponymic pov where it does
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
Unfortunately? It's a chance that there are a lot of "unprofessional people in open source". And what whith the whole being "professional" as a value system, which I fear has often to be taken in the very narrow USo
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
Contrary to text and the big piles of "liberated" data hanging around for anyone looking hard enough to grab, the training data for video seems to be harder to access for opensource / research / individuals. Google has Y
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
Not taking the extreme and unprecedented rate of temperature change into account is either ignorance or disingenuity. https://xkcd.com/1732/ It's probable that very few species will be able to adapt to such an abr
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
Intent matters in the tool's usage result ; be it a torrent client, a knife or a LLM. It really seems disingenuous to blatantly prompt the llm to regurgitate a precise work by "citing" a portion, and then says the equivalent
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
If true, superdeterminism would not permit them to make that choice to look around or not anyway.
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
What makes you say that life is not physical? There seems to be no reason to believe that it's not. On the contrary it seems most plausible that everything, including emotions, thoughts, decisions, are just chemical and electrophysical
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
I have the feeling that concepts like money and property fit your description, with the addditional detail that much more than humanity has been impacted. I also feel that AI has a pretty good chance to be the only way to revert the signifi
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
I don't see how blocking "Counterstrike" is understandable or helpful. How aren't these kind of restrictions just infantilizing users ?
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
Going into a tangent here, do you think that the topic of police corruption is inherently political ? That would be a very political point of view...
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
Why do you assume flight? There's train from Lyon to Alicante. Drive time is similar. It's a ~12h travel, nothing unheard of for a vacation trip.
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
Advertisers should not have a say where their ads show. The level of global censorship resulting from prudish rules, on every platforms, is astonishing.
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
Oh yes, my bad. I totally disregarded the industrial scale max-suffering chicken factories made by foxes.
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
Are you really asking what's the points of making almost any book freely available online? This is extremely valuable to anyone who ever needed a book but could not easily get it for whatever reason. You're free to contact book cl
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
Like for the vast majority of use cases, unless you really need the bugs present in RHEL, you should be even better served by CentOS Stream than you were on old CentOS. It's just a few patches ahead RHEL, with packaged builds using the
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
Alright, maybe... But it's still OK to farm them industrially, with no repercussions for unnecessary suffering, since they don't have a soul. Or something
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
That seems extremely unlikely. But anyway, shouldn't it be considered good form to keep random unfalsifiable beliefs to oneself since they can't be part of a conversation on reality?
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
Yeah, most of these things are extremely processed low quality stuff, very high in salt/sugar and additives. Even for the interesting snacks like dried calamari or candied kelp for instance, you'd have far better options buying fr
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by sheepdestroyer 3y ago
For a mostly solo volunteer projet, supported by an individual who works as a high school teacher (so, not crazy-silicon-valley-rich), any such abusive costs are probably unsustainable. Your figure of "<10k" that you consider a
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
Why would French be afraid of being considered lazy, as the right to laziness has already been proudly argued for? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Right_to_Be_Lazy
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
Drawings (in manga form for instance) depicting underage sex are considered child pornography in many jurisdictions. Prison sentences are given for having it. AI generated cp is most certainly also cp.
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
Porque no los dos?
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
I want my systems functional, efficient, snappy. One of the first things I do on a new device is to disable animations and similar "eye candy". On Gnome it's hidden, but can be changed with gnome-tweek-tools ; on Android it&#
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
We are talking 10s bank transfers here in EU, how much faster do you want it? I would not feel at ease walking around with 10k€ In fact I would find it extremely suspicious if someone told me it's their preferred method to get paid. I
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
On the contrary, I'm sure he's having a blast.
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
Don't say "No one". Usually the sound of action movies is too strong for me in theaters and I hate the experience ; I also never got the argument about special effects being better there. I can see them as well detailed on my
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
It's for a better sounding liaison depending on the preceding number
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
I was confused for a second too. It seems that fixed book price is more the exception than the rule. I just took it for granted. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fixed_book_price
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
Auxiliary? I guess "Ancillary" is not what you meant.

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