volemo

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   by volemo 10mo ago

   I have this dilemma. > Why not encrypt your server? I’d like to provide the service to my semi-extended family — not just me and my partner, but also my parents and siblings. And I respect their privacy, so I want to eliminate even the p
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   by volemo 10mo ago

   > We got to this stage of having to sync because Apple can’t stand putting more storage on client devices. It's not why I use sync services. All my photos fit on my devices (more or less). But I want to have seamless access to my
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   by volemo 10mo ago

   Yes, but it's a one times occurrence, isn't it?
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   by volemo 10mo ago

   > We will adapt, and benefit through the adoption of AI, even though some things will probably be lost, too. “What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger”. We will adapt and benefit, or we will not — time will tell.
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   by volemo 10mo ago

   Better “thinking” computers will breed worse thinking people, huh?
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   by volemo 10mo ago

   Totally agree. > Half of the features in the last 2-3 iOS releases were in Cydia over a decade ago. And I don’t even care about the features. Just give me stability and reliability. Don’t bluntly break what was working before. Spend some
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   by volemo 10mo ago

   Yep, I don't really understand why the author didn't make it one per day for 24 days. Am I missing something obvious?
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   by volemo 10mo ago

   > If the distribution was minimalist like KISS or Void Seems like you can install Arch on an MNT device. [1] [1]: https://community.mnt.re/t/install-arch-linux-arm-on-mnt/742...
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   by volemo 10mo ago

   S-expressions exist since 1960, what more do you need? /s
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    You can’t be too cautious with spontaneously combustible stuff.
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    > So it has a rather small target audience of people who know what hyperbolic space is but didn't know that fact about triangles. Accidentally, I’m in that small set: I have a hand-wavy understanding of hyperbolic spaces (the high s
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    While I agree, at least here every word, though is verbose, at least means something, whereas “HOW TO RETURN” carries no more meaning than “def”.
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    “HOW TO RETURN” for something as common as “def” is crazy!
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    Sounds like App.net all over again.
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    Ideally.
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    They don’t wear “diapers”? There’s quite a few horses in my city (used for tourist entertainment) but they all have bags strapped to their behinds catching all the “emissions”.
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    Does Oxford really dump raw sewage into the river? No fancy treatment plants that make the water practically drinkable?
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    Angela is great, albeit her rants can get quite windy.
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    I’m sorry, do you mean Orwell’s “1984”? Because all I can find for “1948” is an Israeli autobiographical novel, that, as far as I can tell, doesn’t resemble “We”. (Although, imho, “1984” is quite different from “We” as well.)
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    > One of my short stories takes place in a not-to-distant future, where there is absolutely no privacy. You might like “We” by Eugene Zamiatin.
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    Then the title needs (2013), no?
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    I understand and respect the renaming, Coq was a much cooler name though.
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    These days it’s still a whole lot of Fortran, with some Rust sprinkled on top. (:
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    Tapping outside of the pop up works for me in Safari on iOS.
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    As I understand it, the hardware very much lags behind the algorithms. We have plenty of cool algorithms to run on quantum computers, but to be practically interesting they all need more qubits or better coherence times than is available to
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    Because design ought to converge on some perfection, not change for change’s sake.
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    Agreed. I have some technical understanding of SLC’s advantages, but why would I choose it over QLC? My file system has checksums on data and metadata, my backup strategy is solid, my SSD is powered most days, and before it dies I’ll probab
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    “ns” shouldn’t be capitalised, it’s quite confusing.
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    > optically transparent coatings that cycle from 300 to 1K repeatedly and acrylic that has a metal's thermal conductivity I believe that still wouldn’t work because optical part of the spectrum carries thermal energy too.
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    by volemo 11mo ago

    I know a couple of quantum software engineers and these people are in universities writing novel algorithms on whiteboards (and sometimes testing them out in QuPy).