OneDeuxTriSeiGo

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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 4d ago
What stops the US government from doing the same thing? Every chinese frontier lab releases their model weights and often more under FOSS terms (or more restrictive but still generally open terms). If models for public inference use are req
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5d ago
RCS is way more secure than SMS what are you talking about? RCS+MLS (i.e. GSM standard RCS E2EE) is basically as secure as you can get unless you lock all users involved into a specific app (ex: signal, etc)
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 5d ago
No. RCS is still quite hard to actually implement. There's an open issue for it but the effort is mildly herculean. AFAIUI though GOS does intend on providing an RCS impl eventually even if it takes years to do.
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 9d ago
How does D2 handle larger diagrams with lots of connections? This has been my issue with PlantUML and Mermaid. The routing tends to blow up when you have a bunch of lines that run out to a thing (i.e. rather than snaking together they just
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 9d ago
It's diagramming software? Like plantuml or mermaid? It says it right on the tin and with all the examples.
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 11d ago
> You reenforce this by flying flags with raised fists to represent knowledge workers at a nonprofit unionizing with nothing in particular that they seem to want to fix. 1. they very much have things they want to fix and they list them o
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 11d ago
After factoring in employer taxes, employer side benefits costs, etc yeah that wouldn't surprise me.
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 11d ago
The raised fist isn't just raised in defiance or in opposition. It's also raised in solidarity and in support. And either way a raised fist is just basic union iconography and I don't see any issue
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 11d ago
It's for travel and conferences. IIUI this includes dedicated Wikimedia photographers that attend events and/or travel around the world to take royalty free/CC licensed photos for Wikipedia articles to use. Long term it'
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 11d ago
Just because a workplace is good currently does not mean it will always be good. The fist is a fist none the less because the workers have the power if they need to use it. The hope is that they never have to but if changes in management fo
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 11d ago
You can see the breakdowns of what goes where in the links I included. Half goes directly to engineering and support for infra. ~17% goes to equity projects. ~10% goes to safety & integrity. And the remaining 23% goes to "effective
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 11d ago
It's 175k per person including all benefits. Which is probably like 140-150k per year before the myriad of employer-paid payroll taxes and before the employer-side pay for insurance plans.
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 11d ago
FWIW IgNoble award winners aren't inherently bad projects. Some are bad research but the winners tend to be projects that just sound weird or stupid but have legitimately research value.
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 11d ago
Half of that goes to wages and salary for ~650 staff members. Of the ~114M that goes to wages, 90M goes to people working directly on projects, 15M goes to admin/management, and the other 9M goes to people in fundraising/financial
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 11d ago
Exactly. Unions don't have to exist solely because the company is evil and refusing to give workers a fair shake. Unions are a compromise and frankly exist to provide a democratic path and open dialogue towards resolving issues before
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 11d ago
> Right? If your logo[1] is going to be a fist raised in defiance you'd better at least have something you're trying to fight about. And if you're going to brag about succeeding in your vote at least give an idea about WHY
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 12d ago
Well the better option is https://www.irs.gov/e-file-providers/free-file-fillable-form...
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 12d ago
I think it heavily depends. If you are concerned cops or CBP are going to try to take your phone and search it then wanting a phone like GOS is a very reasonable precaution. Even if you haven't done anything "wrong", you may
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 14d ago
SEGV_MTESERR is reasonably low hanging fruit until it's in a binary blob and the IC manufacturer said service interfaces with refuses to do anything to fix it. Likewise if it's because a language is being lazy with how it handles
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 14d ago
The performance isn't really that bad but it's definitely a hit. The bigger issue is that it causes apps and services and occasionally also the kernel to throw MTE SIGSEGV which becomes a substantial problem if the developers for
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 14d ago
There's only a significant cost to synchronous MTE. MTE ships two modes. synchronous mode and asynchronous mode. SYNC is slower but gives you far better traces and throws an SEGV_MTESERR as soon as violations happen. ASYNC however is a
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 20d ago
It's normal speed for a transit card. in that you can tap and walk without slowing down. But it's really quite fast compared to more general balance card services like NFC/tap to pay, etc.
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 28d ago
The argument is that massive fuckups are solely the responsibility of the party that initiated them when said party goes out of their way to avoid the established mechanisms for proposing, approving, and implementing those plans. If there&#
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 29d ago
Is this a bot comment or something? What does AI have to do with any of this? And regardless Apple is in many ways best in class for local AI support.
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 1mo ago
sure but once the capability is there it's not unlikely we'll see regulatory pressure from regions like the EU or certain US states to ban or heavily limit sale of "collect all your data" wifi enabled devices. IMHO the o
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 1mo ago
Assistive technology. Imagine an energy efficient IC for a small multimodal model that can do voice to text, text to speech, question/answer, tool calling, and structured output. Wire that up to a microcontroller that parses the struct
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 1mo ago
The issue is that in a lot of places, it's not about building new coal plants. It's refurbishing and restarting old plants that have been shut down in the past decade or two. Coal is already here but most places worked really hard
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 1mo ago
In that case you may enjoy “The Blue Afternoon that Lasted Forever” by Daniel Wilson. https://web.archive.org/web/20260310115201/https://www.willi...
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 1mo ago
That's not really the argument they are making I believe. The issue is if you suddenly cut back oil countries pivot to bringing coal back because it's the fastest to scale up. Some places may scale up natural gas but unless a regi
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by OneDeuxTriSeiGo 1mo ago
Yeah safety critical software needs to avoid high UI density for the interface itself. For diagnostics and monitoring or general stats you can still do high density but the actual "action space" needs to be kept as low density as

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