tetris11

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by tetris11 2y ago
.. I've started to view people in two categories: those who want to have a discussion, and those who want to win a discussion. The former group doesn't care about popularity, just the free exchange of ideas with the intent of form
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by tetris11 2y ago
> got into computer science because of The Matrix? Looking at at least one. It put me into the cringe habit of customizing my desktop the way I wanted it, and realising that Windows just would not do for customization, and thus began my
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by tetris11 2y ago
they're usually not though, just polite enough to get the job done and you can sense the real connection through that. Similarly, when someone is being overly friendly to you, it feels strange. Now imagine a robot that does nothing but
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by tetris11 2y ago
It can be jarring talking to an AI though. At first you think you're talking to someone very friendly, and then the impact that the entire conversation is artificial hits you. It feels like you're being lied to because that friend
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by tetris11 2y ago
I've been quite impressed by perplexity AI. It doesn't cite papers, but it does cite the web sources it's mined. I don't think papers are that far away.
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I loved The Movies, putting together weird campy films that I was proud of and received poor reviews from the in-game critics, heh. I can still hear the excellent soundtrack in my head.
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Bullfrog, Rockstar North, Climax, 4J, Rocksteady
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Hey, thanks for the one extremely useful comment!
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> Depending on the security policy, the user's PATH environment variable may be modified, replaced, or passed unchanged to the program that sudo executes. Essentially a "maybe, depending on what your OS policy is", proving
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Doesn't "sudo -s" keep the current user's environment variables as opposed to "sudo su"? I admit that in the context of doing "ls /sys/module" it's likely not a huge problem, but I do (
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by tetris11 2y ago
So with termux there is an actual root password set, but it differs from the phone password so it's often forgotten. The termux developers, knowing this, set it such that the default termix user can invoke sudo without a password. It m
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termux -> "sudo su" and then ls /sys/module (it gives an output similar to lsmod)
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I do agree that systemd-boot should have a post installation hook that generates these automatically.
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If anyone wants to try multiple kernels on their machine, here's how you'd do it with systemd-boot ## install mainline, bleeding, secure, stable, and stable realtime, mainline realtime pacman -S linux linux-zen linux-har
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by tetris11 2y ago
Isn't this what Elixir was built for: https://github.com/elixir-europe
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Rare Vinyl Records(eil.com)
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It depends on what you life demands you to do. (Relevant Chris&Jack sketch:) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0aiBi3g8fFE
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I would love to see a Gene Wolf rendition of that
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This is incredible. You could build entire games this way.
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> plausible deniability Insanity would probably be an effective defense. There's an analog to the film The Man From Earth where a similar claim tiptoes on the line of credibility and insanity, with the audience never truly knowing
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Paywall-free link with pretty much the same content: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_have_two_cows (ignore the banner pleading for money)
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This guy likes money more than being liked, got it.
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Christ, that was a grandiose article to read. To compare yourself to Lord Byron and to talk about one's legacy really screams "Hello, I am a narcissist." Take comfort in the contributions you have made to projects bigger than
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by tetris11 2y ago
But they made it their job, got people to depend on it, and then yanked it away without telling anyone first.
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+1 for mastodon also orcid or google scholar
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I don't understand high-end console gaming. The always-online requirement to play offline content that can be revoked at any point. The mediocre graphics. The unskippable/unmoddable games that you can't even resell after you&
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by tetris11 2y ago
London has many historically swimmable waterways and canals. Unfortunately 14 years of deregulation by allowing companies to dump waste into rivers have rendered much of these beautiful waterways unswimmable.
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What if BackToTheFuture part IV happened [video](youtube.com)
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As someone who does not play Magic The Gathering, how exactly is having a board state which depends on a prime conjecture advantageous? And if it is, how does one extend this to Monopoly?
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few and far between...

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