woleium

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   by woleium 1y ago

   … or any other funding entity?
2. 182.▲
   by woleium 1y ago

   Palus (or is it Palius?) cat has round pupils, like ours. Makes them easier to anthropomorphise.
3. 183.▲
   by woleium 1y ago

   “crystal mark english” is what to tell your LLM to write in.
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   by woleium 1y ago

   When i read these sorts of articles i often wonder which “think tank” (i.e. corporate interest) paid for it.
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   by woleium 1y ago

   “There are no differences but differences of degree between different degrees of difference and no difference.” Psychologist and philosopher William James, under the effects of nitrous oxide.
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   by woleium 1y ago

   https://archive.is/XeY5j
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   by woleium 1y ago

   And within the macula, the red and green are generally towards the centre and the blue are generally towards the edge. This helps prevent the red shift problem photographs with high contrast changes sometimes get.
8. 188.▲
   by woleium 1y ago

   how is it more of a security issue than exposing the same services on other ports? Seems to me it’s actually better dont-call-it-security-through-obscurity?
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   by woleium 1y ago

   Don’t you get global HA with S3?
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    by woleium 1y ago

    You can in fact run http, https (and ssh and many others) on the same port with SSLH (its in debian repos) SSLH will forward incoming connections based on the protocol detected in the initial packets. Probes for HTTP, TLS/SSL (includin
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    by woleium 2y ago

    i like the story about how it was found. The search was cover for a secret military operation, and they kinda actually found it by mistake after the mission: https://spyscape.com/article/how-the-titanic-was-discovered-.
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    by woleium 2y ago

    You are correct, of course, but do you think your comment would be better received if you presented it as constructive feedback? e.g. Consider enhancing your privacy policy to match industry standards, similar to OpenRouter. Focus on addres
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    by woleium 2y ago

    i really like Min-Kue Cho’s folding plug https://www.dezeen.com/2012/02/20/folding-plug-by-min-kyu-ch...
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    by woleium 2y ago

    Come on folks, be nice, we are all here to learn.
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    by woleium 2y ago

    also availability. i recall the most effective way to distribute the covid vaccine would have been concentric circles from a central point. Obviously that was never going to happen.
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    by woleium 2y ago

    System Rescue is what i use these days, but to be honest i can’t recall using it in the last couple of year. Virtualization and containers have taken over. https://www.system-rescue.org/
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    by woleium 2y ago

    for that you need distribution, Pakistan’s power distribution is awful, which is likely what led to the solar revolution in the first place
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    by woleium 2y ago

    It’s magic isn’t it! And then it’s gone, and you realize you didn’t appreciate it for what it was when you had it. I am sure i will say this about youth when i am older (still) too ;)
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    by woleium 2y ago

    there is also the risk of getting black listed for lying.
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    by woleium 2y ago

    it won’t sell if you can’t put a set of golf clubs in it
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    by woleium 2y ago

    i agree smart contracts are the way forward, but you don’t need crypto or blockchain to implement them. You do need a trusted third party, to adjudicate when things go wrong.
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    by woleium 2y ago

    remember how much the ibm model m keyboard cost back in the 80s? ($200 or about $550 in today’s money)
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    by woleium 2y ago

    Marine ply would be my choice
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    by woleium 2y ago

    I doubt they had the insight to find it ironic. The banality of just following orders, etc. etc.
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    by woleium 2y ago

    that one line “he won’t come if you’re here”…
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    by woleium 2y ago

    What do you mean no reason? They have the wrong skin colour or the wrong accent or they said something derogatory about the regime, or maybe they just thought it.
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    by woleium 2y ago

    Some call it “death by MBA”.
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    by woleium 2y ago

    I wonder what the energy density of 100 year old batteries was.
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    by woleium 2y ago

    Humans are notably bad at evaluating low probability, high impact risk. An ICE car burning in the street has lower potential for life threatening damage than a PHEV burning when in a garage of a house overnight (ignoring the difficulty fire
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    by woleium 2y ago

    but what happens if i run out the limit? will the original buyer be there still?