trevyn

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by trevyn 4y ago
>One problem that I've yet to build a solution for is finding the metadata to use for the lookup phase. I think BEP 51 followed by BEP 9 is all you need.
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by trevyn 4y ago
>if only a pseudo-random subset of the nodes need to prove the transfers are correct How is the pseudo-random subset selected, assuming the presence of an adversary controlling part of the transaction data and a significant percentage of
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by trevyn 4y ago
How did you export the checkpoint? I don't see this option anywhere..
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by trevyn 4y ago
>Is there any place where I can legally purchase a movie file that can be played offline on an Android "smart" TV? International waters.
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by trevyn 4y ago
Yep, that's exactly what it is. I can vouch that it really works. Pricing is $3 to run a fine tune, and then generations are "currently" free and unlimited. I dig it, because I couldn't be bothered to run a colab noteboo
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by trevyn 4y ago
To be fair, non-immigrant visas can often be revoked on a discretionary basis.
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by trevyn 4y ago
> In fact, I am really curious how other solo-devs solve these problems. I realized that what I wanted to do is write software — the software that I wanted to write. I don’t want to build a business or an organization or make money. So
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by trevyn 4y ago
1) Just use Tokio and libraries that support it. 2) spawn_blocking is your friend.
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by trevyn 4y ago
"Solid-state" components aren't. Electromigration is real. A used IC is physically different than a newly manufactured one.
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by trevyn 4y ago
Weird, I always think of them as an innocent toothbrush manufacturer because of Teledyne Waterpik.
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by trevyn 4y ago
Swift = effectively proprietary = antiquated.
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by trevyn 4y ago
> I dream about doing my own thing If you’re not doing your own thing, you’re just someone’s puppet.
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by trevyn 4y ago
"My phone's dead." A physical menu magically appears.
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by trevyn 4y ago
No. I believe they may be required to ask for a name on activation, but definitely not to verify it. Individual retailers and service providers may have different policies, of course.
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by trevyn 4y ago
It’s not about feelings of guilt, it’s about choosing complicity. Sometimes that’s a perfectly rational choice, but when you are knowingly complicit with an abuser, there is always some kind of cosmic price to pay. It’s not a threat of arbi
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by trevyn 4y ago
It’s kind of poetic, no? Humanity’s final challenge is to accept defeat with grace and humility.
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by trevyn 4y ago
Photoshopping printed documents (school enrollment records, event tickets, covid stuff, etc.) was definitely weirdly popular among a certain demographic. Also scamming product returns, food delivery refunds, stuff like this. Curious what ot
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by trevyn 4y ago
https://forum.doom9.org/
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by trevyn 4y ago
The production chart is log scale. Fe shows as more than 100,000x the production of Au.
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by trevyn 5y ago
> What would you do if you were me? Honestly? Get over it, move on with your life. Think of all the suffering that your son won’t experience due to this.
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by trevyn 5y ago
AFAICT, there is no particular reason to believe that locality is the way things actually work, so the whole discussion is kind of irrelevant.
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by trevyn 5y ago
The underlying problem is that the “real” graph of relations exists in a high-dimensional space; ML “embeddings” tend to tease out the actual structure of this space. Once you have a good high-dimensional representation, you can use somethi
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by trevyn 5y ago
Does anyone have an audio file they could put up?
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by trevyn 5y ago
Yep, had a bunch of GitHub Actions daily CI runs stall out.
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by trevyn 5y ago
Replacements for those LG displays are coming: https://www.macrumors.com/2021/12/16/apple-displays-24-and-2... Probably timed to the Apple silicon Mac Pros.
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by trevyn 5y ago
Are “inflation expectations” different than measured inflation?
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by trevyn 5y ago
It’s not ineptitude; it’s deliberate, methodical exploitation.
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by trevyn 5y ago
I’m curious: what is your opinion on markdown? Or is that included in plain text?
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by trevyn 5y ago
> the hackers working for spy agencies are exactly the same nerds They’re really not, but I can see why you might think that.
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by trevyn 5y ago
> Do you seriously think it is okay for people without a drivers license to speed on public roads? Yes. > Stopping at a red light? There are plenty of countries with heavy traffic and a culture of ignoring any traffic lights that exis

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