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by unaindz 2y ago
sliced bread aka american bread different from "rustic" bread or the typical european one
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by unaindz 2y ago
As one of their blog posts explains that's by design, they download all versions of any file. The reasoning was that some worse quality video files will have subtitles or better audio than the high quality video. Some filtering may be
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by unaindz 2y ago
Not that it retracts from your argument but rEFInd can handle detecting bootable USBs afaik. It's just not enabled by default
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by unaindz 2y ago
I use gum for the same reason. I wonder what amount they used for the study. Afaik the amount you ingest with floss and gums is not very high. I've not been thorough but I couldn't find it in the study.
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by unaindz 2y ago
You don't need to know if people live there, just raise tax enough so that the owner feels like renting or selling the building is better than paying the taxes out of pocket.
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by unaindz 2y ago
You are right but im certain that the amount of incidents like that is really small. A little more common is the situation where someone renting runs out of money and squats to avoid going homeless. Both types of squatters above are overrep
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by unaindz 2y ago
Not op but yes, without tamper protection and disabled via group policy it reenables itself anyways. Seen it in both 10 and 11.
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by unaindz 2y ago
sidebery ftw
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by unaindz 2y ago
Although I love your metaphor for talking with people who know about RNGs and pseudo RNGs not everybody does while everyone knows about more or less accurate spheres. And just like free will, there are no true RNGs, just RNGs that we don&#x
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by unaindz 2y ago
I always liked the term wetware
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by unaindz 2y ago
A vape where he can control the nicotine and lower it progressively works well. Start kinda high while he gets off cigarettes and lower it once he starts to think of cigarette smoke as less appetizing than before. I found that nicotine is n
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by unaindz 2y ago
Although I find firing you for that silly and not a smart move from your boss the policy seems necessary after a few years in IT. We don't even have a minimum amount of virus, if we or the client suspect there is, no matter what an ant
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by unaindz 2y ago
As shitty as it is it's just capitalism. Clients want something fixed while paying as little as possible. Meanwhile the stack of things that can go wrong grows to hardware malfuctions, firmware, os and app bugs plus issues that arise f
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by unaindz 2y ago
Other studies already proved those effects with creatine with a normal dose schedule, what they were testing is if a single high dose would have a beneficial effect too, which it did. A normal schedule is 3-5g per day with an optional loadi
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It also disproves several other myths surrounding creatine, like kidney damage.
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Unless you are asocial when depressed
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by unaindz 2y ago
The best argument I have found against using lie or hallucination for describing LLM's actions is that it humanizes them to people who don't know the inner workings of LLMs. Saying they lie gives intent which is pretty bad but eve
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by unaindz 3y ago
The first one I assume is the nvidia driver for linux installed using dkms. If it uses dkms or not is stated on the drivers name, at least on arch based distributions. The latter options are settings on your motherboard bios, if your comput
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by unaindz 3y ago
"BCS3-L1 has four main genetic modifications: It produces a weak antibiotic, mutacin-1140, which kills competing oral bacteria. It’s immune to mutacin-1140, so it doesn’t kill itself. It metabolizes sugar through a diff
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by unaindz 3y ago
And most, at least those from US or similar similar corrupt states like Australia are rotting in jail or facing prosecution.
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by unaindz 3y ago
This. Plus it's not even slow. My zsh config does x5 as much as bash while being faster. If you want it fast keep away from plugin managers like oh-my-zsh and async load as much as you can.
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by unaindz 3y ago
Check the CEO Andrew Torba
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by unaindz 3y ago
The existence of the AI is not the problem but when it's developed by far-right white supremacists who think the holocaust was a hoax I question the usefulness of it. "Arya" (The default "non hitler" gab.ai persona)
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by unaindz 3y ago
The point for lots of us is not to avoid the extinction of the human race but to reduce our suffering. Lots of people are gonna suffer worse climate each year, lose their home and eventually their life all because we didn't put our shi
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by unaindz 3y ago
"Browser Blocked We apologize, but your web browser is configured in such a way that it is preventing this site from implementing required components that protect your privacy and allow you to view and change your privacy settings. Thi
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by unaindz 3y ago
Watts has recently made Blindsight available online through a Creative Commons license, so you can check out the book before you buy. Or perhaps make that so you can read the book if you can't buy: What I find interesting about it is t
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by unaindz 3y ago
The research is not only on this one, he does this for all his full-lenght books and he keeps the right balance between plausible, novel and interesting. Reading the author notes about the ideas and what research they are based off is an ex
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by unaindz 3y ago
Don't forget the short story The Colonel which could be considered a prequel to Echopraxia. http://www.tor.com/2014/07/29/the-colonel-peter-watts The things unoffical sidequel to The Thing is also very g
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by unaindz 3y ago
From the article: "The case is a very serious matter, since recruiting secret agents of a host state to betray their own country is considered an openly hostile act. Such actions may be taken with enemy or adversary governments, but ne
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by unaindz 3y ago
The "ads" on steam are so good that piracy websites use steam to recomend new releases.

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