blkhawk

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by blkhawk 17d ago
As far as I understand the backstory of the jihad this rule was caused not by machine minds being bad but (some) humans are very shitty.
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by blkhawk 28d ago
I concur with the misuse of the word "slop". But this is almost exactly how i setup my browser anyway and since I only do that on once i am nor sure how useful this is actually... maybe for setting up systems for others?
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by blkhawk 28d ago
I find it worrying because being super sensitive to stuff like that is usually red flag that the person is kinda into it - Senators in Bathroom stalls and all that (bonus if you get the reference). But I think the person who directly contac
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by blkhawk 1mo ago
this links to one of these stupid endlessly loading back-button injecting garbage sites. Is this slop?
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by blkhawk 2mo ago
unless someone fixes the issues with LLMs at a fundamental level those will all have the same kinds of issues as is described with OpenCode and they will all be horrendous.
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by blkhawk 2mo ago
They clearly don't want to threaten all the people directly for protection money. That limits what they are willing to do for the scheme. So they cut the cable at places where people are not. This is both efficient in employee time as
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by blkhawk 4mo ago
nice advertiser friendly self censoring there :P
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by blkhawk 5mo ago
As far as Germany is concerned the Model seems to think its in pre WW1. I tried testing it a bit and it consistently describes the political situation pre 1910 - maybe even more like 1870ish?
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by blkhawk 6mo ago
there are yes, but it is still more efficient than an ICE engine. Not going to enumerate that here because that was a discussion to be had in 2010 and I am bloody tired of it.
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by blkhawk 7mo ago
Actually it was very much a legal thing. For example i can point to GEM that had to have its windows glued down because of this. See GEM 1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GEM_(desktop_environment)#/med... vs GEM2 h
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by blkhawk 7mo ago
wow the markup on the larger E-ink displays is crazy and the price curve is well above the bare added area. looking at the smaller displays it seems to me like prices have even gone up especially for the 7.5" ones and that's surpr
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by blkhawk 8mo ago
Some of these contradictions are fractal - i.e. contradictions all the way down :) For example the independent Radio and TV isn't that independent actually but in practice is. Partially this is because of the insecurities of the times
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by blkhawk 8mo ago
I would never used the phrase "good intentions" in combination with Windows 8.1. Say you had a mechanic you brought your car to for an inspection and they would set it on fire in the parking lot because of "evil ghosts"
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by blkhawk 10mo ago
I am just saying that he is a bad example because he is a different beast from the run of the mill corporate potemkin-ism.
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by blkhawk 10mo ago
I don't want to defend musk in any way but I think you are making a mistake there using him as an example because what boosted him quite a lot is that he actually delivered what he claimed. Always late but still earlier than anybody wa
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by blkhawk 10mo ago
because people hedge their bets almost always. basically how likely something is vs costs vs what everybody else is doing vs how you are personally affected. So in case of the current AI there are several scenarios where you have to react t
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by blkhawk 10mo ago
"Watch the world explode as I try to make a table!!!!!!!!!!!!" is unlikely its more like "Watch the world explode as I try to make this thing!!!!!!!!!!!!".
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by blkhawk 11mo ago
uh, maybe you only have the issue that you need redundancies because you have so many pieces of software that can barf? I mean it will happen regardless just from the side effects of complexity. With a simpler system you can at least save o
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by blkhawk 11mo ago
People without a serious server environment or in all the myriad places where you need a local terminal temporarily or setting up one is super inconvenient. Say a small 19" rack in a cellar. with this you just plug in in, memorise the
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by blkhawk 1y ago
because the cards already sell at very very good prices with 16GB and optimizations in generative AI is bringing down memory requirements. Optimizing profits means yyou sell with the least amount of VRAM possible not only to save the direct
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by blkhawk 1y ago
oh god - I had that come up in an issue at work just about a month ago. A development system used really simple usernames and passwords since it was just for testing but all the lines with one of those got gobbled up because they had "
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by blkhawk 1y ago
plus if you aren't making your packs unrepairable on purpose with foamed construction (like Tesla). you can par out modules in the packs into new configurations somewhat easily for the amount of work needed.
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by blkhawk 1y ago
uh - you clearly misunderstood something. The video is about the port of the Arduino framework that is running on the ESP32. on the ESP32-S* that have native USB that has implications that makes the option of setting a baud rate for them us
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by blkhawk 1y ago
TLDR: “A cut of revenue not derived specifically from broadcast on the cable channel” went from “meaningless” to “huge significance” to “boner-inducing” arguably the greatest clause ever in TV contract history…at a minimum, it’s one of the
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by blkhawk 1y ago
uh no - a password manager is an open source application you can compile and install yourself if you want. Its nothing more than a small specialised database with a excel like interface. Personally I think that the argument that things are
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by blkhawk 1y ago
That is sorta the rub - the treat profile "evil maid" is mainly governmental actors for most people even for Orgs. Your example shows mostly how an org can secure their own devices against casual misuse by unprivileged users. Thi
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by blkhawk 1y ago
ah, I almost mentioned roblox but checking protondb it has gold status. So it should work?
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by blkhawk 1y ago
As a Linux-only gamer since 2019 I wonder what kids games you are talking about?
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by blkhawk 1y ago
Secure boot belongs to a class of security that while clearly giving a theoretical benefit in practice it falls far short of providing any benefit whatsoever at least to the user of a system. Its introduction was mostly part of a wider (pro
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by blkhawk 1y ago
Well the military purpose was why the Shuttle was so crappy. The original design was smaller and meant to sit on top of its rocket. This would have probably prevented loss of crew in both of the instances where shuttle failed.

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