Prunkton

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by Prunkton 10d ago
sounds to me like a 'Why didn’t our new model get restricted by the government?'-cryout
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by Prunkton 1mo ago
Phoronix.com is my go to place for good news. It always gives me a sense of progress and makes me feel humble since so many smart people share their work
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by Prunkton 1mo ago
Such great work! Happens quiet regularly I hit a game just realizing seconds later I haven't shut down my local LLM yet. At least punishment will be less harsh. Lets see, maybe some games in window mode will just work fine.
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by Prunkton 3mo ago
From the Age Verification Blueprint: >AVI [Age Verification App Instances] SHOULD support the generation of Zero-Knowledge Proofs Maybe I'm not seeing the full picture but as long there is a 'should', the whole thing is wo
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by Prunkton 4mo ago
interesting, not a single word about satellites and how they are influencing the quality of their work. I would imagine the telescope is affected in particular of this problem by taking constant snapshots of huge areas in the night sky, but
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by Prunkton 4mo ago
I'm working and gaming on Garuda for over 3 years and not planing to switch any time soon. It runs super smooth, with the build in 'wayback machine' and 'curated' Arch distro (7.0 zen kernel just dropped a week ago)
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Firefox flaws closed thanks to Mythos AI(heise.de)
2 points by Prunkton 5mo ago|1 comments
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by Prunkton 5mo ago
I'm hopeful the article is right about its prediction, although I'm under the impression the attacker/defender dynamic is asymmetric and the defender on the loosing end. I hope someone can proof me wrong though... Making the
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by Prunkton 6mo ago
so apparently it is Proton GE 10.9 from July'25 adding ntsync support [0]. I'm playing on wine now for several years now, my deepest respect for the developers involved. Thank you! [0]: https://www.linuxcompatible.org&#
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by Prunkton 9mo ago
What I was wondering after reading the article: How does Mulvad actually decouple banking data from the account ID? Or is it as simple as verify transaction once but never log?
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Ten years and 100B dollars later: where is Meta's metaverse?(heise.de)
9 points by Prunkton 10mo ago|3 comments
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by Prunkton 10mo ago
A short(ish) review of how things are going for Facebook now Meta, 10 years after the VR / AR shift announcement. The 2015 statement can be found here: https://www.scribd.com/document/399594551/2015-06-22-MARK
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by Prunkton 11mo ago
It wouldn’t be the first time they built a mathematical and physical model of the Isar River in Munich’s inner city, of which the Eisbach is a part. https://iprpraha.cz/uploads/assets/dokumenty/sharing_experie
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by Prunkton 11mo ago
I'm just here to let the internet know, if you struggle to setup Citrix on (Arch) Linux, this seems to work out of the box
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by Prunkton 1y ago
very little, about 25 TB written on the always-on one. The offline one just does diffs, so probably <12 TB. Both are kind of data dumps, which is outside their designed use case. That's why I included data integrity checks in my bac
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by Prunkton 1y ago
Since it’s kind of related, here’s my anecdote/data point on the bit rot topic: I did a 'btrfs scrub' (checksum) on my two 8 TB Samsung 870 QVO drives. One of them has been always on (10k hours), while the other hasn’t been p
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by Prunkton 1y ago
>The term Web3 was originally coined by Etherium ... Sure, mistakes happen, but it's hard to take an article seriously when such fundamentals are messed up 8 words into the article...
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by Prunkton 1y ago
so much japing, so little substance and to make a point LETS JUST SWITCH TO CAPS and round it off with a reddit comment - this is capitalism baby! Also, what is this headline even about? Why the bashing on fintech? I worked for 4 fintechs a
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by Prunkton 1y ago
Since the headline is about gaming distros: I'm on a quiet similar OS for like 2 years now, Garuda. Also tuned for performance/gaming, arch based, btrfs etc. Biggest differences will probably be the zen kernel, pre installed gamin
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by Prunkton 1y ago
Location: Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, Angular, vue.js, node.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL Azure/AWS, DevOps, Linux (with an interest in: Solidity, Golang and Rust) CV: https://docdro.id/
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by Prunkton 1y ago
> Fig. No.5 Flow chart of repairing a flat tire > Start: Are you a girl? man, I was not prepared for that lol
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by Prunkton 1y ago
Location: Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, Angular, vue.js, node.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL Azure/AWS, DevOps, Linux (with an interest in: Solidity, Golang and Rust) CV: https://docdro.id/
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by Prunkton 1y ago
I dealt with a EU//German regulator in the past about this very topic in a finance context. This behavior is peak willful ignorance. Its sold as risk planing by EU entities but after all its just liability planing. What I mean by
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by Prunkton 1y ago
Since we've already evaluated - let's exaggerate - that "most Top 40 songs are slop", maybe lyrics are a big factor in creating identity? I mean, it's true for books, right? I could easily imagine an AI-generated To
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by Prunkton 1y ago
Location: Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java (Spring), Angular/TypeScript, SQL, Azure/AWS, Docker, Linux (with an interest in: Solidity, Golang and Rust) CV: https://docdro.id/NXEQW87 E
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by Prunkton 1y ago
link to the repo, init commit is like 3w old, last commit <1h ago https://github.com/abstimmung-eu/abstimmung.eu
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by Prunkton 1y ago
AFAIK there will be no official live stream but updates during the launch on their website: https://www.isaraerospace.com/newsroom-first-test-flight
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by Prunkton 2y ago
direct link to the repository: https://git.openprivacy.ca/cwtch.im/cwtch
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by Prunkton 2y ago
both stablecoins (and many others) are implemented as tokens on other chains, mainly Ethereum but also TRON, BNB and others. So you would need to 51% attack these chains to attack assets on these chains. Leaving aside, 51% attacks will not
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by Prunkton 2y ago
Location: Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, Angular/TypeScript, SQL, Scala, Python, Azure/AWS, Docker, Linux (with an interest in: Solidity, Golang and Rust) CV: https://docdro.id/NXEQ

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