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the fun thing about recommendations is that you don't have to follow them
I've been doing some investigation, and I found that there's an underground network of pipes covering my whole neighbourhood. everything's connected, and it goes all the way to the top.
people don't like my posts. here's why that's everyone else's problem 🧵 (1/?)
it's ok if you base64 it twice
If you think this doesn't look like direct AI output, you need to update your priors
blue hair, blue tie, hiding in your A-I
truly incomprehensible
AI has brought about incredible advances in the field of spam
my meme answer would be nixos+sway
kinda has no buttons these days
If I had unlimited free time I'd write makemkv-but-FOSS
fedora+gnome
I missed that!
I'm glad my AI detector is still working, handwriting looked a little too uniform, plus repeated "them."
nice, this is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for
I understand the concept of political lobbying, but not the specifics of how it actually works. Is there like, a step-by-step guide to lobbying?
this one's easy
this is fascinating since I'd assume cache line size was fully transparent to software aside from microbenchmarks
Tegra X1 has OSS dram init, if that helps? github.com/CTCaer/miner...
TIL HTML forms can have a mailto URI as the action
you'd need a way to calibrate it for the viewer too, since I'm sure our eyes all have a different amount of persistence
your eyes have motion blur too
You could also remove the gaps by implementing motion blur
mediocre photographers do not have this problem
The last time this happened (which was yesterday, btw) this was also my conclusion
yikes
I will probably break the db schema massively and then use the import feature for migration lol
hm why not rsky?
that would be the goal
I'm not aware of any migration tools that don't migrate preferences
It does now
yes!
w3c son or ietf daughter
what if I made millipds daily-driveable. main blockers on that are a) repo imports b) oauth sync1.1 also needs doing but that's less critical, for now
you need at least enough storage to make backups of all your existing storage
they're split over multiple files
don't even try me, you'll hit session expiry you got no credential, while my client's confidential
datatracker.ietf.org/doc/bofreq-n... 👀👀
I'm calling slop
The "Steps to Validate" in the readme are just "look at the logs", if this is legit then I'd expect a demonstration of some concrete impact
Has anyone validated this? It's conceptually plausible but the readme has ChatGPT tells
[accidentally entering a rap battle] I uh, I got flows like oauth
github.com/felixonmars/...
I'd say more likely a "feature" of a VPS admin panel
I did finish some version of it but I don't think I ever made it accept arbitrary payloads. demo: qemu-system-x86_64 -cdrom 'https://pbs'.'twimg'.'com/media/FslP9twWwAYMGGs?format=png&name=large'
going through my unpublished github repos, so much cool stuff that I never quite finished lol
it's so hard to find not-gaming hardware in general
hmmm
I don't think that's true
it'd take them a long time to re-bootstrap silicon manufacturing to the densities where inference is viable
Citizen, you are being redirected to another webpage. Please do not resist.
I wish I had the confidence of a mediocre photographer who watermarks all their pics
I'm not so sure, I think the decisions are made based on the abstract - which probably sounded reasonable.
in my posting chamber
although my version was different so I'm just going to post it anyway
damn it happened again (I searched for something and you already posted it)
Someone write me a hefty check and you'll see some wild atproto applications. Do I know how they would be profitable? No Would there be some crazy good atproto apps and tools for the community and you'll see the atproto developers working them get paid? Hell yes you would
His brazen-ness suggests that the AI might actually have tricked *him* into thinking he had a viable project.
I suspect this one will just be an indefinite "I'm cleaning the code up for release, it'll be ready soon"
and an even clearer smoking-gun github.com/poppopjmp/Le...
"Jailbreaking the Hivemind Finding and Exploiting Kernel Vulnerabilities in the eBPF Subsystem", same author. github repo has no code, but even the readme has commits redacting obvious AI slop github.com/poppopjmp/Le...
Not one talk, but two!
Like a sort of creaking/ticking, occasionally? Mine do this too, I thought it could be loose housing or something but I haven't been able to track it down.
Mine broke in the same place! I had them taped together for years and the tape kept falling off, and eventually I superglued it and it held.
this is the main way my todo list gets shorter tbh
I saw that one post and I was so confused about what the art-definition of tangent might be
probably so they could watch serious people from serious companies talking about it
I need this
The bandwidth was definitely a leap but I don't know any hard numbers for latency, now I'm curious
doing what with them, specifically?
a fun graph www.researchgate.net/figure/Scali...
random-computed-gotos could be similar although I imagine it's still bounded by memory latency, so the pipeline stalls don't count for much.
which computational benchmark has improved the *least* in the last few decades? the best (worst?) I can come up with is probably pointer-chasing though a random larger-than-cache array, which is basically a measure of memory latency rather than anything else.
how does something explode more than once
github.com/mary-ext/atp...
we will model the end user as a frictionless sphere, in a vacuum
is this not functionally equivalent to patrolling the park
time for wednesday!
they teach us spelling while we're still young and impressionable so that nobody questions why everything's spelt so stupid
don't forget GenuineIotel
sounds like a moderation nightmare lol
I don't use them conversationally, I tend to go back and edit my initial input if I need to guide the response in some way - which doesn't entirely avoid it but I think it helps, and gets more useful output in general.
there will probably be an exportV2 at some point
if I had a pantry, I'd walk into it every time like "this is my personal 7-Eleven"
> enough to help power a desalination plant Wait this doesn't make sense. Osmotic power generation involves mixing salt water and fresh water. How can you possibly end up performing a positive amount of desalination overall?
sorry to be that guy but jsfuck is distinct from brainfuck
I recommend wearing them on your feet
if only there were ways to modify the behaviour of software without access to the source code
calisthenics parks are just playgrounds for adults
ironic because once you install windows it's kinda microsoft's computer now and you just get to borrow it sometimes
or vice versa
~all problems can be solved via composition of existing solutions, LLMs are good at retrieving/porting those existing solutions
$current_discourse aside, it's neat that we can argue with each other via our protocols of choice
when it comes to cross-protocol flame wars, the real winner is bridgy
LLMs
