superkuh

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by superkuh 4d ago
No. You're assuming that you don't have control of your own computer. Think about the pitch for removing the feature, "So, we're going to make this in the OS, where visually disabled users cannot highlight anything in an
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by superkuh 5d ago
Seems like you think people catch lake sturgeon to eat them. This is a very rare thing these days. Sturgeon fishing is almost always catch and release. This doesn't mean there aren't any fish killed. Any catch and release is quite
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by superkuh 5d ago
Correct. From the point of view of a stable desktop LTS system the code that the typical rust developer writes breaks within a few months as it starts using features from latest that are forwards compatible.
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by superkuh 6d ago
I hope this kind of thing means Rust stops making so many rapid breaking changes in th compiler. I've tried it twice, once in early 2021 once 2025. Both times I tried to compile a few random projects I found on the web, stuff like a w
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by superkuh 7d ago
Growing proof that autonomous cars save lives in cherry picked temperate and clear environments that don't get things like snow. The article mentions this point and acknowledges it is a serious problem and then just leaves it at that a
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by superkuh 11d ago
It is fun. Now make it multiplayer over websockets/etc with some dev controlled signalling server (who peers register with/etc) and STUN check to get peer IPs locally.
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by superkuh 14d ago
No it doesn't. It runs on Windows and Mac. With a complex setup of wine or wine derived software you can create a windows compatibility layer and sort of run Davinici Resolve on linux. But just a random distro and random wine won'
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by superkuh 16d ago
Blackmagicdesign corporation's Davinci Resolve doesn't run on most OSes. So I can't tell you. But I can tell you that openshot allows me to edit videos quickly on linux. I like it.
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by superkuh 16d ago
A torrent is fine. Things will settle out and the torrent with it's seeds, just normal people with normal human motivations to do so, will still exist for a long time. No need to bring in money and ruin things.
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by superkuh 21d ago
The 2001 AUMF (authorization of us of military force) needs to be repealed so that these "special designations" are no longer allowed and war has to be declared. The US federal government will still perform the same acts but at le
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by superkuh 26d ago
For one: calling in false police reports on people who video recorded the Flock subsidiary buildings by claiming they are on their property and saying "We don't know if they're armed." in an attempt to get them killed by
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by superkuh 27d ago
I think what I explained is known by anyone in solar physics. I cannot believe they would not have discussed it. It's absence in the paper is weird. But I think unpredictable refers more to LEO in the context of the paper where thing
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by superkuh 27d ago
It's well known that higher solar wind/CMEs density/speed/etc that comes with the peak of the 11 year intensity cycles scatters cosmic rays before they enter the inner heliosphere. Combine this with the 1~3 years it take
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by superkuh 27d ago
This is only fair play given the cities and DAs around the country have refused to indict or prosecute Flock surveillance when they break the law.
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by superkuh 27d ago
You're absolutely right. The modern meaning of "bot" is "not economically exploitable". I wish they'd just say that rather than using the plausible deniability for what they doing re: "bots".
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by superkuh 27d ago
This is another one of those horse-blinders style arguments that considers only for-profit/institutional/etc contexts and so doesn't realize their very method of measuring something through javascript program execution is bia
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by superkuh 28d ago
A friend recently had a drug test added to their blood draw for an unrelated health check at a hospital. When she questioned the nurse about it turned out the doctors make notes that are transcribed by AI. And in this case the AI had mistak
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by superkuh 1mo ago
Perhaps the US State Dept. used it's strong relationship with Stripe to encourage this purchase as a geopolitical move. They've done so before with companies like eBay and Microsoft to neuter the P2P telephone access network that
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by superkuh 1mo ago
It is currently about designer proteins. But the designer proteins are not the "stunning" aspect of this. Using genetically engineered retroviruses to genetically engineer brain tissues in living humans is. It would be stunning ev
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by superkuh 1mo ago
This headline is burying the lede. My response to someone using genetically altered retroviruses to genetically engineer cells in the CNS of living humans would be stunned silence too. That's quite a risk to get past a review board. Th
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by superkuh 1mo ago
Yes. Opera (original, not what is called Opera now) introduced tabs first. I believe in the 5.0 version with presto engine.
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by superkuh 1mo ago
This depends on libdrmtap "A (LLM AI coded) zero-dependency C library for DRM/KMS framebuffer capture on Linux" https://github.com/fxd0h/libdrmtap which doesn't actually seem to give remote access s
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by superkuh 1mo ago
I love digraphs. I learned about them from that talk's associated paper... but only about 2 years ago. I've been dumping my system and GPU RAM raw and visualizing via digraphs and it's amazing how such a simple algorithm oper
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by superkuh 1mo ago
Bin Laden was indicted in a court of law multiple times for multiple crimes over a decade. The evidence presented was clear. https://www.internationalcrimesdatabase.org/Case/947/Bin-Lad... None of these dispositio
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by superkuh 1mo ago
Got it. That's definitely not what I meant. And I understand wanting to make your distinction clear.
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by superkuh 1mo ago
This american citizen minor certainly was. And the claim of collateral damage is already shown false by the fact that they went after the kid (16 years old) intentionally, twice. Even after they knew his father was already dead. Oh, and by
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by superkuh 1mo ago
We sure do. They mostly work in federal government and government contracting corporations. There are multiple clearly documented repeated drone strikes on US citizens, even US citizen minors, who never were even indicted with a crime, that
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by superkuh 1mo ago
If you watch CSPAN/etc it has been verified during congressional questioning of the current head of the dept. of defense.
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by superkuh 1mo ago
Lets be clear, Flock itself is is also breaking the law and refusing to remove it's camera's from city's properties. The cities, apparently, have no recourse but to cover Flock's vigalante cameras with plastic bags to bl
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by superkuh 1mo ago
Native applications should be insisted upon. Web applications are not under the control of the users in any form and what they do can be changed without the users input even as the user is in the middle of a session of using the software. W

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