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by vizzier 7mo ago
Youtube is also a problem of unverified non-journalistic information. Presents a very double edged sword.
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by vizzier 7mo ago
No it wouldn't, the globe isn't a uniform flat land where we're all equally distributed.
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by vizzier 7mo ago
The issue often manifests in victim blaming. They assume that because something bad has happened to someone then the someone must be guilty of some transgression. Its often done on an unconscious level and we have to check ourselves that we
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by vizzier 7mo ago
Alas, tubers feel the need to add sponsorships these days through either greed or reduced google revenue. Premiums "skip frequently skipped section" is about as easy as it can be to skip over them without blocking them entirely, s
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by vizzier 7mo ago
https://www.memtest86.com/ Errors may be caused by bad seating/contact in the slots or failing memory controllers (generally on the CPU nowadays) but if you have bad sticks they're generally done for.
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by vizzier 7mo ago
For my part I'm not sure I recall a crash having daily driven firefox in quite some time. I'd suspect that the large number of bit errors might be driven by a small number of poor hardware clients.
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by vizzier 8mo ago
I've thought of them for a while as just a really complicated indexing strategy.
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by vizzier 8mo ago
I feel like it would be remiss not to mention there are some people who go ahead and broadcast this instinct: https://www.instagram.com/engineerkala/?hl=en
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by vizzier 8mo ago
> Also, sometimes it seems like I get rate limited on Tailscale. As I understand it if everything is working properly you should end up with a peer to peer wireguard connection after initial connection using tailscales infrastructure. ie
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by vizzier 8mo ago
Actually, in this world of technology, we 100% can.
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by vizzier 8mo ago
> I caved to the blue bubble pressure Are we still green even with RCS?
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by vizzier 8mo ago
Look again at the insurmountable hill that is the US's potential transition to a fully public healthcare system, and consider that celebrating having done that elsewhere might be valid.
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by vizzier 8mo ago
Natural selection doesn't require 100% disqualifying, it just needs a slight preference and a shit load of time.
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by vizzier 8mo ago
James Micken's talk from almost a decade ago now covers this stuff perfectly... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajGX7odA87k I re-watch it fairly often, and we just keep getting worse.
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by vizzier 8mo ago
I managed to purge myself of Apple as of a couple of years back by getting an s24 ultra. Main things that stand out over apple: - Much higher resolution camera w/ pretty incredible zoom. Though overall picture quality is a far closer c
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by vizzier 9mo ago
For season 1 it very much satirises the early morning open university tv educational media format from the 70s through the early 2000s [1]. I'm not sure it'd land quite the same way for other countries or even for gen-z onwards. [
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by vizzier 9mo ago
I don't think its possible to legally arrest someone outside of your jurisdiction let alone another world leader. So no, kidnapped.
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by vizzier 9mo ago
> but does suggest that deleting failing tests, like many behaviors, is not LLM-specific. True, but it is shocking how often claude suggests just disabling or removing tests.
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by vizzier 9mo ago
Still fairly non specific, as science probably should be (the question was if there visible MRI detectable changes, not what specific downstream changes were apparent) Interesting that if we can detect some of these changes with covid what
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by vizzier 10mo ago
> Me: What is your knowledge cut off date? > ChatGPT: My knowledge cutoff is *June 2024*. I can also use live browsing to fetch more recent information when needed. It is unsurprising that it thinks next year would be 2025, given that
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by vizzier 1y ago
hard to know with so few data points
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by vizzier 1y ago
and a south park episode for ones from the future :D https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goobacks
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by vizzier 1y ago
A good sabot system could turn many other meals effectively into burritos.
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by vizzier 1y ago
Might have to be more specific than Android and Windows. Tried them on my devices (S24, windows 11) and they're practically instantaneous.
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by vizzier 1y ago
This does sound like it could be solved with better installDiskSelectors[0]. Talos has done a fair bit of work in improving this and UserVolumeConfigs in the last couple of 1.x revisions. Alternatively, network booting in some fashion is an
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by vizzier 1y ago
I think you're on the surface correct. But below the surface it can't be denied that in most of the western nations there is an increasing far right party on the knife edge of gaining power in each (Afd, RN, Reform UK, etc). We ca
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by vizzier 1y ago
I've been working with python professionally for just over a year now and the main difference from having come from a .net background seems to be that tests are far easier to write and more prevalent in our codebase. I'm sure some
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by vizzier 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmOCsiZgAbg
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by vizzier 1y ago
The mind boggles at how many little bits of information like this keep our world running smoothly...
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by vizzier 1y ago
https://www.minisforum.com/pages/n5_pro Minisforum sort of working on it, I'd imagine the AMD "AI" processors are pretty low power at idle as they're mobile chips. Obviously has the downsides of oth

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