skjoldr

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by skjoldr 4y ago
The only real difference between what you are describing and GPT-3 is that your dataset from which you draw all your opinions about the world is unique and comes from the sensory input you had experienced in your life, stored directly in me
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by skjoldr 4y ago
Your argument, then, hinges on the fact that a human being can only be in one place at a certain time, thus their experience of the world is unique. An agent that takes in experiences of thousands of people at thousands of places at differe
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by skjoldr 4y ago
Why do you think that combining small slices of thousands of other people's intelligences does not produce its own form of intelligence? When you ask an AI "do you like what I am wearing?", knowing what an AI is, the only log
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by skjoldr 4y ago
Human languages exist to compress the world around us in a way that will survive being sent over sound waves and uncompressed in another brain that experiences a similar enough world around them. Meaning that with enough words and their rel
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by skjoldr 4y ago
It did require a lot of effort for Element, Element is a competitor to Zulip, and I found the UX around E2EE of Element to be perfectly acceptable and consistent with UX of the previous versions, so your comment was also a bit disingenuous
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by skjoldr 4y ago
If I want my messages to stay away from the public Internet, why would I even want to receive message content over unencrypted email? That makes no sense. Receiving notifications while I am not even logged in also makes little sense because
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by skjoldr 4y ago
Wait a second, Element has had working optional private and group E2EE for a while, why can't Zulip?
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by skjoldr 5y ago
You know nothing about the extent to which it was or was not taken apart or whether it was cleared to fly. Stop.
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by skjoldr 5y ago
"Note: by default, Notabase has a cap on the number of notes you can create. You can circumvent this by inserting an active subscription for your user id in the subscriptions table." Not really "self-hosted", then.
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by skjoldr 5y ago
No. The messaging around Omicron was explicitly fear-based. Now even the media is forced to concede that it is mild.
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by skjoldr 5y ago
If you can afford to spend a bit of money on the problem, it's possible to use something like PiKVM or KVM-over-IP to just leave a stack of client laptops or mini-PCs out of the way somewhere and connect to them remotely in a reliable
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by skjoldr 5y ago
These stats do not show the difference between taking a shot but still being infected within two weeks after it, and not taking any shots at all and being infected. If you're going to blame the second group for filling up ICUs, you can
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by skjoldr 5y ago
It is the franchisee who pays for repairs. Of course it was McD's idea. They make a cut.
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by skjoldr 5y ago
Pi has limited PCIe lanes to devote to additional controllers. PiBox lacks USB3 for this reason -- all the throughput is already filled by SATA3. 2.5Gbit is likely to be mutually exclusive to either.
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by skjoldr 5y ago
It's weird that there is no tier that offers everything from the Standard tier (case, fan, display, power supply etc.) minus CM4. I'd rather trade Wi-Fi capability for more eMMC storage, considering this thing will likely sit righ
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by skjoldr 5y ago
I was recommended this ink by local printer servicemen. It turns out they really don't like working on broken inkjets (it's really messy and it's not guaranteed that a dirty nozzle will work even after ultrasonic cleaning), s
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by skjoldr 5y ago
I've got two A3 inkjets, an older Epson Stylus Photo 1410 with 3rd party ink tanks installed and externalized waste ink container mod, and a newer Epson L1800 with built-in ink tanks, at my workplace. Both are 6 color photo printers. I
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by skjoldr 5y ago
It is rather easy to keep an inkjet printer from gunking up if you buy a set of refillable cartridges, fill them with a 50/50 mix of demineralized water and inkjet cleaning fluid, install them and run a cleaning cycle after you finishe
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by skjoldr 5y ago
You invest your time into your appearance so other people won't need to waste their time trying to determine if you're trustworthy. Appearance is a heuristic. Raging about it is counter-productive.
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by skjoldr 5y ago
Because a passport represents a centralized storage of medical data, and that's always a bad idea.
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by skjoldr 5y ago
Yet people like this who just don't want to inject anything that hasn't been studied for at least a couple of years, don't coach our opinions in anti-vaxx language. Stuff like "new species" is ridiculous and masks t
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by skjoldr 5y ago
Is there any use for SmartScreen when running a proper antivirus, as you should?
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by skjoldr 5y ago
I think any reasonable person understands that international politics are inherently driven by national interests and thus are hypocritical by default, because often there are no perfect solutions that are acceptable to everyone. Least you
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by skjoldr 5y ago
Human rights violations are human rights violations, regardless of who commits them. In the Russian space, they occur daily, in the West they are rarer. What is the point?
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by skjoldr 5y ago
There is info that shows phone Li-Po batteries last much longer if they are always kept at 20-80% charge at least, and that both the default charging settings and the marketing materials advertising battery capacity are biased towards bigge
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by skjoldr 5y ago
Yes, Snowden's treatment is appalling. What does it have to do with this case?
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by skjoldr 5y ago
Mining is not general purpose.
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by skjoldr 5y ago
You do get abuse notices that you have to respond to before your server gets isolated from the Internet. If you don't, you can request unblocking later from support staff.
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by skjoldr 5y ago
Show me a single cloud provider who charges per CPU-second or CPU-minute, per GB of RAM, and per GB of disk.
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by skjoldr 5y ago
Ethereum Swarm is the saner model where you rent out your disk space for other people and get paid for it in ETH. It's still in beta tho.

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