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by 1ncorrect 2mo ago
These paired with Janus Electric[0] conversions would make a hell of a road train. [0]: https://januselectric.com/
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by 1ncorrect 5mo ago
I always welcome, and look forward to, being proven wrong.
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by 1ncorrect 5mo ago
No one who is impressed by the current applications of LLMs should be in any way involved with making decisions which affect those not similarly cognitively impaired. It’s no different to religions or economics.
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by 1ncorrect 5mo ago
‘AI’ is my newest litmus test for whether who I’m engaging with should be taken seriously or not. ‘AI’ doesn’t exist, and LLMs have vanishingly narrow legitimate justifiable use cases. Any output from one is intrinsically, explosively, impr
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by 1ncorrect 1y ago
…or cDc[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_of_the_Dead_Cow
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by 1ncorrect 2y ago
The use case for Ternary logic I’m familiar with for is TCAMs in networking gear. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content-addressable_memory#Ter...
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by 1ncorrect 2y ago
I use this all the time: open -a <GUI Application> <File> Handy for distinguishing between editing and consuming media.
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by 1ncorrect 2y ago
I originally had only my MX hosts listed in my SPF record, and configured to accept them exclusively. Microsoft unilaterally blocked the entire /23 my VPS resides within, and refused to exclude my configured IPs from their block. The o
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by 1ncorrect 2y ago
Guilty until proven innocent, an excellent initial position. I’ve had to relax my SPF record to include the entire mail pool of my ISP to be able to send to anything hosted by Microsoft. I tried to liaise with them directly, and through Lin
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by 1ncorrect 2y ago
It’s randomised in a similar way to how iOS creates privacy MAC addresses for each WiFi SSID. The merchant receives the same ‘random’ card number for transactions from the same device.
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by 1ncorrect 3y ago
It can in the near term, as each endpoint has a unique public identifier instead of being mixed with multiple endpoints behind a NAT gateway, but less so over the long term, as privacy addresses are typically rotated at least daily. Of cour
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by 1ncorrect 3y ago
I watched _The Good Place_ when it originally aired, the strongest residual and most attractive concept was _The Final Door_. This has promoted it on my rewatch queue.
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by 1ncorrect 3y ago
This is largely why I’m on disability and have not been a “functional” member of society for the better part of a decade. I have been unable to identify a role available to me which will not materially make things worse. This leaves the onl
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by 1ncorrect 3y ago
A: I already explicitly avoid products that are encrusted in this shit. B: I have not used either of these products since their respective changes, even though they’re otherwise still perfectly functional. A notable flow on effect is both
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by 1ncorrect 3y ago
I want to see meaningful pushback on this indefensible move of forcing customers to establish and maintain a relationship with the manufacturer in order to use the products they sell. Other examples are: Wahoo, who locked the control of the
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by 1ncorrect 3y ago
And Comcast were the biggest proponents of building IPv6 support into the DOCSIS specs, because they exhausted 10/8 in the management network for their modem fleet.
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by 1ncorrect 3y ago
The original Ethernet spec uses CSMA/CD[0] 802.11 uses CSMA/CA[1] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrier-sense_multiple_access_... [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrier-sense_multi
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
Hills sparsely populated with corpses are equally fascinating and comical.
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
This equipment would be installed outside, the difference being to position it near, or coupled to, the compression loop of the heat pump. When the pump is running, it draws from the battery, which will need to dissipate heat through its op
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
I’ve been wondering for a while now if it would be worth coupling a heat pump coils to the heat sinks of a battery, inverter or other building electronics to help offset the diminishing returns at the lower extremes. The simplest example wo
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
I’m sick of every product now requiring I establish, and maintain, a personal relationship with the manufacturer. Notable examples for myself are Wahoo Fitness[1], Water Rower[2] and Roche’s Accu-Chek[3], which all now require logins and ag
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
Charities, as they exist today, serve as a void into which corporations and governments can abdicate their respective responsibilities. Continuing to tolerate charities, at least in their current form, is complicity.
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
I see billionaire individuals and organised charities as polar extremes of the same policy failure. Neither should exist, and when they do it should be as an ephemeral anomaly. Any charity which fails to prioritise putting itself out of bus
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
Contorting myself to fit a mould I find profoundly reprehensible has done wonders for perpetuating my depression and suicidality. I don’t want to develop my sociopathy to the level required to be mistaken for acceptable in what passes for s
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
Advertising needs to become as socially acceptable as smoking. It indiscriminately pollutes the environment, and inflicts harm on non participants by incentivising unbridled data collection.
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
I gave Google the benefit of the doubt right up until they introduced their real name policy, haven’t had an active account since.
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
A broadly educated population is toxic to conservative ideologies.
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
I’ve configured dozens of networks over the past decade to use the same SSID for both bands, and have never observed a real world issue with myriad clients. The only tweak is sometimes the 2.4GHz Tx power needs to be dropped, but it’s rare.
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
Using NAT with IPv6 betrays a lack of understanding with how it’s supposed to be used, and a stubborn continuation of IPv4 kludges. Multiple addresses/prefixes are a required component for IPv6 to function, which I suspect is often the
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
My current thesis, from a position of absolute agnostic ignorance, is economics is what filled the void in society vacated by religion after the enlightenment. They’re functionally indistinguishable, with mythology replaced by mathematics,

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