falsaberN1

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by falsaberN1 17d ago
I made one of these in AWK because I have an AWK problem and it may be an addiction. Send help. Jokes aside this is always a good thing, the ability to roughly visualize graphs real quick can be really useful for sysadmins, data-massagers a
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by falsaberN1 2mo ago
That's...not proving a point, that's vandalism.
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by falsaberN1 3mo ago
Ooh, didn't know it was possible to specify the desktop like that. Maybe I'll try it in a VM someday for fun.
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by falsaberN1 3mo ago
I quickly learned to symlink certain things (usually the least-updated ones) to folders in $HOME, and put together some bash scripting to copy stuff back and forth. By the time I had a replacement disk I was already somewhat fluent. And yea
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by falsaberN1 3mo ago
At one point in the very early 2000s my HDD failed and I was diskless for a while. I used Knoppix to be able to run things using a floppy to store my configs. I've been using Linux as daily driver ever since. The necessity to do a tria
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by falsaberN1 3mo ago
Adorable little game, works very well! In today's hole I found a little shortcut by bouncing back from the starting position into just before the little "house" and managed to complete the hole in 4 shots. I like that such th
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by falsaberN1 4mo ago
I use LXQt with virtual machines, is it good for using on bare metal too?
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by falsaberN1 4mo ago
Makes perfect sense, in nature you have a lot of both practical and odd functionality out of filling "bags" with air or liquid. This is a pretty cool approach. If they can improve the visual presentation it can also look pretty aw
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by falsaberN1 4mo ago
>The fact that SonicDE's stated mission is to preserve X11 support is itself a warning sign. Why is it a warning sign? Sounds very useful to keep X11 support for machines that have no good video acceleration like office computers or
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by falsaberN1 4mo ago
I got $HOME in a huge HDD because it was cheaper. I guess we belong to the cool kids club now?
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by falsaberN1 4mo ago
Oh wow, I use Pandoc fairly extensively, and have my own templates, and I never knew you could make things as colorful as some of these. Oh no, inspiration has arrived. Guess I know what I'm wasting my weekend into, hah. Also this page
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by falsaberN1 4mo ago
I do the same thing, I never really noticed what submissions are high rank or not, I just come for my own interests.
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by falsaberN1 4mo ago
People have gotten so intense with the anti-AI sentiment that I hope this doesn't end up guiding people to places where they can exercise violence "for a just cause".
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by falsaberN1 4mo ago
Raise your hand if you got Megid without a guide. I love Phantasy Star I-IV (except III, mostly everyone agrees it's too flawed and wacky despite some good ideas). I never got into Phantasy Star Online, which is the only game people to
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by falsaberN1 4mo ago
There isn't enough noise about this kinda news. People need to learn to distrust such systems and exposing failings such as this one is a good way to do it. We aren't going to be free of this stuff until the average Joe's mom
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by falsaberN1 4mo ago
It's not only not been proven, but the island man stuff and testimony of people like Culkin suggest he actually did the opposite of doing bad things to children and was most likely a scapegoat for the "elites" of Hollywood be
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by falsaberN1 6mo ago
Hot take here, but I think the version of this experiment that used rat neurons instead of human neurons was more interesting. I can't look for the link right now but there's a video on Youtube, the equipment and techniques are fa
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by falsaberN1 7mo ago
We lost another one of the greats. RIP
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by falsaberN1 7mo ago
Maybe people are paying attention to those things because there's a need to disconnect from the real world and its problems for a while.
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by falsaberN1 7mo ago
Oh my god the source is so tiny! It's really hard to parse because of it being minified but I love it to bits.
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by falsaberN1 8mo ago
It's kind of like Wireworld, a cellular automaton type, similar to Conway's Life but more oriented to circuits. I always loved these things.
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by falsaberN1 1y ago
I'm sorry to inform you that the mere automated pre-processing used in building of a training set will most likely disable any form of poisoning because the image is being altered before training. All popular training tools do this. Ar
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by falsaberN1 1y ago
It's human intent. AI is technically another tool, and it can be used poorly (what people refer to "AI slop", using default settings, some LoRA and calling it a day) and it can be used properly (forcing compositions, editing,
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by falsaberN1 1y ago
This is more like it. Every dedicated artist I know does something else to pay the bills, from actual burger flippers to sysadmins like me. They will make time to draw things because they simply like doing it.
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by falsaberN1 1y ago
This is probably true. I've noticed some people have better critical eye with the AI output than others. People with artistic skill can make stuff of much higher quality, it seems. I guess they get immediately bored of the default sett
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by falsaberN1 1y ago
Then they were never real artists. I spend 14 hours a day at the office in a rather stressful job and still make time to draw, and I'm everything but a superhuman.
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by falsaberN1 1y ago
What do you mean? How can AI cripple an artist? Even if the AI can do stuff better than I can in less time, it doesn't affect my art at all. It's the same thing as human artists better than them existing. Then again, I've see
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by falsaberN1 1y ago
Disclaimer: I'm an artist with 30+ years of experience. Downgraded to AI training? Nonsense. You forget artists do more than just draw for money, we also draw for FUN, and that little detail escapes every single AI-related discussion I
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by falsaberN1 1y ago
What distresses me about all this is that we are handling children like if they were a separate species....just use your memory! Of course they can reason better than we think, did everyone forget making plans and having chats with other pr
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by falsaberN1 2y ago
I don't know why this is being downvoted. It's quite apropos for being a piece of fiction toying with this very concept. It is a videogame based on/continuing a cheesy scifi novel that played with the concept of mitochondria

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