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by wyldfire 4y ago
It did pivot away from its ancestry and at that point it was indeed referred to as "Mount Gox".
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by wyldfire 4y ago
Note that signing commits doesn't bar bad actors from pushing unsigned commits with forged identities. Also note that until you can individually get the good actors' public key you can't verify their commits. So it's no
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by wyldfire 4y ago
commit 3c2f202543b31e9d7e2fff92a211a0f37ebcca9b (HEAD -> master) Author: Dave <dave@meanco.com> Date: Tue Sep 13 21:32:41 2022 -0500 I am not smart.
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by wyldfire 4y ago
It might make some practical sense to have a system that keeps some record of victim DNA. During an investigation and analysis of a sample, victim DNA can be used to rule out sources of unique DNA. It makes yet more sense to sequester vic
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by wyldfire 4y ago
Yeah - this is perfect, thanks!
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by wyldfire 4y ago
I have now stumbled onto "libreddit" [1]. > cloud Light: no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking, no bloat I have been an addicted reddit user since before they had user accounts. I never had any desire to block reddit ads until th
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by wyldfire 4y ago
It sounds like there's forks that are able to work with <=8GB cards. And I'm not sure but I think the weights are using f32, so switching to half might make it yet easier still to get this to work w/less memory. But yeah
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by wyldfire 4y ago
I like this one but had some trouble with using img2img. Maybe my image was too small (it was smaller than 512x512). Failed with the same signature as an issue that was closed with a fix.
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by wyldfire 4y ago
From this article I learned about "wordexp()" [1] -- that's a pretty cool function. But it's disappointing that the man page doesn't seem to suggest that there's any security concern. > The expansion done
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Google Cloud’s New Assured Open Source Software Service(cloud.google.com)
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by wyldfire 4y ago
It seems as if in Elizabeth's life (if "The Crown" has any bearing on real life events) she was able to wield some amount of de facto power either due to her reputation/prestige personally or from her role as monarch. &g
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by wyldfire 4y ago
I was thinking of the brand name when I read the headline. I didn't know it referred to something real.
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by wyldfire 4y ago
But the multiplier is unbound, though. Faster wouldn't help in that case.
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by wyldfire 4y ago
> I do understand the reasoning (they don't want people committing poor quality code), but this implementation just seems completely backwards to me. It breaks the natural order. It's like saying we won't let you ctrl+s un
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by wyldfire 4y ago
"In the beginning the [operator overloading] was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move." But in all seriousness that's pretty much antithetical to zig's goals regarding
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by wyldfire 4y ago
Battery life. Many of us using memory are using it on portable devices. And even if we're using servers, the power consumed there matters too. Refreshing that RAM costs power and more RAM means more energy -- even if the memory is un
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by wyldfire 4y ago
> I am likely not the target audience, seeing as how Amazon provides ~14 languages for closed captioning - they may be seeking a more global audience with this content. Yes -- instead of you they're focusing strictly on Earthlings.
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by wyldfire 4y ago
It seems very likely it would be considered theft or fraud.
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by wyldfire 4y ago
You could use a CRC to verify metadata contents. But IMO these are the properties of a good container file / stream format. FLAC might define its own but IMO most codecs could work well with a generic container.
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by wyldfire 4y ago
Unfortunately some of this stuff just can't be detected statically. So while warnings are an excellent starting point, I recommend also building and testing with UBSan+ASan enabled.
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by wyldfire 4y ago
> but this seems a bit of a radical step to suspend Nuvia's license and ask that all their design IP be destroyed. I think it makes sense to ask for an extreme remedy in your suit in order to anchor perceptions and get a more desira
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by wyldfire 4y ago
This was depicted in "Hi, Bob" (FAM) [1]. And perhaps "Bring it Down" [2] too, somewhat. [1] https://nerdsthatgeek.com/television/for-all-mankind-recap-h... [2] https://nerdsthatgeek.com
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by wyldfire 4y ago
> Microsoft does this to push "modern standby" so they can phone home 24/7. This seems like a less likely incentive than the expectation created by phones and tablets that the device become ready "instantly". Qua
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by wyldfire 4y ago
They did indeed.
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by wyldfire 4y ago
And those bulky devices didn't work well without LOS to the sky.
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by wyldfire 4y ago
Sorry - I meant is this the same John Scalzi who wrote novels like "Redshirts"? And it sounds like the answer is "yes".
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by wyldfire 4y ago
Is this Scalzi the author?
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by wyldfire 4y ago
"Buttery Males!"
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by wyldfire 4y ago
Trump's duty as a civil servant, whose role included "support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic" -- that ended on January 20, 2021. Along with the end of his duty, end
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by wyldfire 4y ago
> because presidents and former presidents are immune to prosecution in this country. I think saying things like this is deliberately provocative -- it's not the case. "The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward

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