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by zamadatix 1mo ago
It's probably only memory that'd need an answer for some form of caching to be worthwhile (though I'd be curious what that answer is) since memory is on by default and rarely identical between users. The rest are nice to have
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
LLMs tend to care for sequential bandwidth more than random access. From that perspective, Optane probably doesn't offer much of an advantage vs other NVMe drives even from the same era while losing out greatly to newer drives with fas
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
You can always run with those features disabled if you find it less disappointing.
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
Said announcement: https://ladybird.org/posts/changing-how-we-develop-ladybird/
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
No worries, glad to help pitch in for all the times someone has helped me find something obviously staring me in the face :). I swear "I can't find my keys"->"they're in your pocket" type things are a mandat
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
They are not saying: js on any site -> okay, I enable permanently wasm on any site -> not okay, will never enable But rather: js disabled -> I often get a fallback warning message letting me know a site needs it to wor
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
You're saying these buttons took you to different pages than what was described? https://i.imgur.com/IVv4y0n.png Keep in mind both button are "the demo". One is for trying out the API yourself, the other is f
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
Clicking "Try WeatherNext 3" at the top of the page takes you to the section with different ways to use it.
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
After all, people painted the walls and enhanced their gas with cyanide in large quantities for years before even realizing it had to be carefully handled so they are basically the same risk in the typical mind. The problem is free cyanide
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
Depends on the specific scenario. E.g. efficient compression can speed up recovery from slow media and provide space for increased parity.
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
Dependence on "interpretation of the day" of the US Constitution seems to have overtaken regular maintenance of the law in a lot of high profile issues for the last many decades.
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
Two different kinds of "background". GP is talking about what indications they get a page is running arbitrary code as they load it, (some of) web workers is about persisting running that code after it's loaded. It can be in
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
Your other comment was [dead] before I could get to it for some odd reason so I'm going to reply here again since I know you're not a bot or anything :). Perhaps the confusion comes from the context of the above being "what Q
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
Try to put down the "our team vs your team" fight long enough to join the author, a Safari user, in bashing Chrome for another of its problems instead of jumping to taunt those who don't use Firefox.
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
For those who may have taken a leak at the game in the past: The recent update from this summer was a ground up engine rewrite with all sorts of features like this.
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
I can sense the doubt in the questions but I assure you what I'm discussing is just the defaults behavior of most DNS server software. E.g., I'll walk through below with BIND's default behavior when configured with recursion
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
https://archive.is/2V7zR
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by zamadatix 1mo ago
At a high level, one of 3 things happens: 1. The forwarder gets a response claiming the record is supposed to be DNNSEC signed from the parent (recursively traversing from the root). The forwarder checks the signature of this claim. If the
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Maybe, we'd have to go back and ask him to be sure. I mostly just didn't want to leave an as of yet certainly unproven vindication about this hanging in a thread about finally having a formalized proof of the star topic :D
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I think that point actually agrees with GP's take (joking/lying about having had a proof too big to fit in the margin): He would do that because if he thought the problem was extremely difficult but didn't actually have a pro
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
While pretty much everyone is certain Fermat was mistaken in believing he had a valid proof for the theorem, this is an expanded (compared to proof presentations) version of one proof - not the shortest presentation of the shortest valid pr
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
DNSSEC validation on your forwarder would prevent a maliciously modified record from Quad9 (or others) from being accepted locally - i.e. "Quad9 can poison my DNS". I've always been of two minds on this. On one hand, that con
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
5 replies saying the same things appeared so I'll respond to myself rather than try to pick one: A TV is indeed typically a client. Or station, if you want to dust off your CWNA certificate. One should still include the warning when sh
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
It should probably be noted changing the regulatory region of an RF device may result in you using illegal frequencies in your area depending on the combination of which region you're in and which region you're setting it to.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
"Die" is a common singular form of "dice". The relative prevalence of "die" vs "dice" for this is regionally dependent. In general, English can't make up its mind with a lot of things involving w
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
The monitoring device story seems important to tell but the problem seems to be related to monitoring devices, which are supposed to be accurate to 30 meters 90% of the time, being miles off or even reporting the wrong state. That kind of s
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
A solution built in isolation by a group who just publicly tried to ride the AI wave with it is not a promising set of signs, but I have no problem leaving it at that until all is public and hoping it regains trust then!
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I think it might be a simple misunderstanding, but one can never be certain :). I believe we agree we haven't seen a valid citation for "the source in which 'x' came from in 'x%'" for this stat on the site
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
For another comparison, top world class chess players will have solid odds to beat Leela Chess Zero when given a knight odds handicap (Leela Chess Zero starts with 1 fewer knight). For human vs human, I think this would be somewhere in the
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
In my case it was: Preston, S. H., Heuveline, P., & Guillot, M. (2001). Demography: Measuring and modeling population processes. Blackwell Publishers. In GP's case I believe they are correct the Hajnal source is not relevant to the

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