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by superkuh 4mo ago
>Department of Homeland Security officials have repeatedly denied having a database tracking U.S. citizen protesters or a database of "domestic terrorists", even as anecdotes like what happened to Pantos and Williams suggest fe
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Ah, nice, thanks! https://huggingface.co/google/gemma-4-12B/tree/main No .gguf but I guess I can convert the safetensors myself like it's 2023 again.
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Web pages on web sites with text and images were inherently accessible. It's the modern javascript applications that have taken over that are not accessible.
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by superkuh 4mo ago
SSI is still the perfect balance of just enough power to do templating with .html fragments with a minimal attack surface and no maintainence from version churn. It's stable, it's tested, it's left alone. It's in most ma
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by superkuh 4mo ago
>Nor do I think Nintendo will simply drop their hardware efforts to focus on cloud, Consoles might as well already be cloud for all you control them. But I guess I should've specified PC gaming. I thought it was indicated from the c
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Good cause, but society has rapidly moved passed them just switching off games after people bought them. Now the hardware production companies for gaming are winding down and not producing gaming computer parts because megacorp datacenter p
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by superkuh 4mo ago
I wish they would release the base (non instruction tuned) models for use with pattern completion.
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Another way to read this is, "Twitter's AI dept. has been doing so badly they don't have a use for billions of dollars of hardware they bought."
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by superkuh 4mo ago
I've had it happen in the past with llama.cpp on linux that the CPU will present itself as a vulkan device GPU1 with "PHYSICAL_DEVICE_TYPE_CPU" and had a mix-up. Might want to try llama-server --list-devices and then append -
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by superkuh 4mo ago
>consumer-grade card with 12G of VRAM and got 5t/s That speed for token output indicates to me that it somehow is using hybrid mode and involving cpu+system ram somehow. That ~5tk/s is about the ram bandwidth of DDR4 RAM versus
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Most car owners have never owned a car with a push button start.
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by superkuh 4mo ago
My car doesn't require stepping on the brake to start but this car does sound like a newer one with weird "features" like that. I think the following car modifications indicate maliciousness and competency in the sabotage tha
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by superkuh 4mo ago
That is good to hear. But the third post down on acidiclight's mastodon page is a link to another user's blog post: >As a KWin developer and KDE's accessibility engineer... > https://nocoffei.com/?p=451
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by superkuh 4mo ago
And the statistics are only from the latest release, not over all KDE users. They mention this in the text but the disengenuous plot is what people see. >For transparency, the one caveat in all of the above is that I've deliberate
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by superkuh 4mo ago
This is a huge blow to accessibility on linux since KDE is such a large marketshare. There is no support for accessibility for the visually (or otherwise) disabled in KDE Plasma's wayland extensions (and none in core wayland at all).
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by superkuh 4mo ago
AI the technology isn't the problem. It's just a tool like anything else. Corporate persons as legal persons and the shielding of the people within that corporation from the consequences of their crimes and malicious actions are t
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by superkuh 4mo ago
It's very similar to kagi in that it only ever allows you to see 200 results per query.
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by superkuh 4mo ago
DDG would be a lot better if lite.duckduckgo.com didn't automatically block anyone who looks deeper than 200 search results as a bot and then force a JS only challenge on the lite page (that crashes old browsers). I think this false po
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by superkuh 4mo ago
>Every “hypersonic intercept” the press has reported in the last three years was a different class of weapon: an air-launched aeroballistic missile, a quasi-ballistic short-range ballistic missile with a maneuvering reentry vehicle, or i
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Yep. Cloudflare and cloudflare's customers don't care about blocking people that use non-standard browsers (or accessible browsers, or feed readers, or whatever). Using cloudflare defaults is basically saying, "Only major cor
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Far from it. I'm a "shill" for my own private cause of trying to point out that CA TLS is so bad it cannot be differentiated from malicious behavior and offers as a cover for it. Also, did you not read, "But Microsoft di
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by superkuh 4mo ago
I don't mean to imply it isn't. I wouldn't be surpised. I just have no evidence of such. CA TLS is messy and pretty much impossible to get right even over medium timescales. But it does reminds me of when Garmin GPS would mak
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Another situation in which the fragility of CA TLS creates finite and very short software lifetimes. No software that uses CA TLS can say their applications "will continue to function". But Microsoft did and that's on them.
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Gambling disorder is not like drugs in that it gambling does not directly hijack incentive salience either but I agree it can be seriously debilitating. That's an observable reality though I've never personally known someone who h
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by superkuh 4mo ago
It is universal that authoritarians want to characterize audio-visual screens as if they directly altered incentive salicence like addictive drugs do. They do this because the false comparison, the inaccurate social memes (dopamine hit, etc
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by superkuh 5mo ago
No, I regularly browser the 4th page of google results. Why do you only have 10 results per page? That seems really counterproductive. I wish I could do more than the 100 I set it at.
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by superkuh 5mo ago
It was such a hassle exporting my data from last.fm to libre.fm when they were bought out in 2007 (and then all the founders left in 2009). But I'm glad I did it. While it's nice that last.fm is "independent" now, they&#
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by superkuh 5mo ago
>Imagine we all had HTTP servers running on our laptops and could give our friends an IP address whenever we needed to transfer a file. In theory, an HTTP server on everyone's machine would be enough for file sharing, right? Opera b
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by superkuh 5mo ago
>At that elevation at Mach‑5, air around the nose and leading edges can reach temperatures exceeding 1,000 degrees Celsius (1,832°F), a challenge... It is not the conical nose or leading edges that are the show stopper problem(s). There
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by superkuh 5mo ago
And the max storage in pre-built computers has stagnated at 2010 levels (~1TB). This was first due to the switch to the much more expensive and much faster charge trap flash. In the 2020s it finally started to approach 2010 sizes in pre-bui

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