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by superkuh 2y ago
There was an executive order passed by the previous administration that make using anything with more than 10 billion parameters illegal and punishable by government force if done without authorization. Of course like most government regul
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by superkuh 2y ago
It would, but a pilot program of (much smaller/cheaper (no gpus for imaging)) STARE2 deployments around the world for fast transient radio burst detection would probably be a better start. https://www.caltech.edu/about&
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by superkuh 2y ago
Certainly not at the time. Although buying the GPUs that CHIME uses now would be a lot cheaper. What I meant is that where cost could be minimized it was. Relative to other radio telescopes of it's effective aperture it was/is s
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by superkuh 2y ago
CHIME is great because it is so cheap. It's parabolic cylinders lying on the ground pointing fixedly straight up. The construction and mantainence cost per meter^2 of effective aperture is the lowest it possibly can be. It's basic
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by superkuh 2y ago
Nope. Because I don't mean special hardware. I mean using normal hardware in advanced ways: like sharing mouse and keyboards between computers. Something that's worked perfectly in X for 20+ years but still doesn't really wor
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by superkuh 2y ago
If not now, soon. Gtk itself is entirely dropping X support. And it's not their fault of wayland is so incomplete but I do wish people like them, and distro managers, would realize that the waylands are not actually replacements for X
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by superkuh 2y ago
The various wayland compositors all have huge problems with keyboards, mice, and other input devices because the wayland spec and reference implementation(s) chose not to support such things. So each wayland compositor picks a different sol
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by superkuh 2y ago
If you believe in "Junk food addiction" then you have the same problem. Trusting for-profit gurus and hip informal internet magazines instead of the available peer reviewed evidence. Gambling addiction is not in the DSM-V, it&#x27
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by superkuh 2y ago
I guess you're ignoring the part where this has been a highly studied issue over and over and found lacking.
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by superkuh 2y ago
You'll find it's actually "gambling disorder" and it's the only behavioral disorder of it's type grandfathered in to the DSM.
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by superkuh 2y ago
I mean there is the introduction of a chemical into the blood stream that acts on neurons. This does not happen with screens and speakers. It is not meaningless. In fact it's a super important distinction. By pretending that multimedia
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by superkuh 2y ago
I mean there is the introduction of a chemical into the blood stream that acts on neurons. This does not happen with screens and speakers.
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by superkuh 2y ago
And that's if you're buying bleeding edge new hardware. If you can't afford to buy it the year of release the window is even smaller.
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by superkuh 2y ago
I mean 99% are there because of people being there for money. And without these people that are there for making money, they won't be either.
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by superkuh 2y ago
It's funny that even though the court ruled it is against the law to do so the federal agencies will continue to commit this crime (FBI) and pass illegal legislation (congress) until each specific agency changes it's internal regu
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by superkuh 2y ago
There are two distinct groups that want 'social media'. There is 99% of people who use social media because people who make money are on social media and the corporation behind it uses it's status to allow flows of money betw
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by superkuh 2y ago
My wishlist for ROCm support is actually supporting the cards they already released. But that's not going to happen. By the time an (consumer) AMD device is supported by ROCm it'll only have a few years of ROCm support left before
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by superkuh 2y ago
The difference between a failure and a success when starting a business is if you can afford (monetarily) to fail. if you can afford it just keep failing till something sticks. If you're not well off, well, too bad.
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by superkuh 2y ago
Google (Blogger, etc) pushes Atom feeds. Weather blogger is still relevant is up to perspective.
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by superkuh 2y ago
Google's GMail (re: shadow drops). But re: silent drops I am specifically referring to Google's Gmail platform as was providing email hosting service for all noaa.gov email addresses and the silent dropping of emails sent to noaa.
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by superkuh 2y ago
During the Solarwinds event I saw them silently drop emails. During normal times they simple accept the mail and refuse to show it to the user (marking it "spam" and hiding it in non-inbox folders); a "shadow drop". Far
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by superkuh 2y ago
No more of your filters. But your mail host is still filtering out things and deciding which emails you will see and which you will not. Even freedom loving Proton mail does it. Gmail and MSOffice365 are terrible about silently dropping leg
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NY Assembly Bill: Criminal background checks for (nearly all) 3D printers(nysenate.gov)
49 points by superkuh 2y ago|32 comments
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by superkuh 2y ago
That depends. It works on setups where google still gives you the old html results but not one setups where it sends you to the js application. So on 3 out of 5 of my desktop setups it works. On the ones where, for some reason, google only
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by superkuh 2y ago
Like planting a tree, the best time to start collecting feeds is 10 years ago. And the second best time is now. For those without time travel machines, here's my categorized list of ~1700 feeds in HTML and opml. http://tuvix
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by superkuh 2y ago
Here's a skeleton overlay.js for an old style firefox extension to mitigate the meta-redirect part of the blocking. var remover = { init: function() { var appcontent = document.getElementById("appcontent&
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by superkuh 2y ago
It was not my voice. It was spoken word clips from a song I legally purchased, the clips uploaded in the context of fair use.
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by superkuh 2y ago
You're correct. <noscript><meta content="0;url=/httpservice/retry/enablejs?sei=a3qIZ42cGcvcp84P5p_mwQI" http-equiv="refresh"><style>table,div,span,p{display:none}</styl
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by superkuh 2y ago
I was wrong. There are a few user-agents they still allow. Like "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:133.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/22.0"
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by superkuh 2y ago
Two words: shadow dom. Now tell me how a reader is supposed to know what's what?

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