taskforcegemini

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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
>Secondly, running without swap will cause bad performance (like, whole system freezing for a long time) in my experience it is exactly the opposite. unless you swap onto ssds, swapping will grind the whole system to a halt, while withou
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
but they explain it is from the greek nous which fits better for ai
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
Nous is the french word for "us". haven't heard of NousResearch
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
or the royal mail horizon scandal. although the software not called an "ai" afair
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
unless distilled
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
it is one alternative, there is plenty others. I'd suggest local storage with onlinebackup of any alerts (timeframes in which an alert occured)
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
was going to mention Onyx as well. what's made it worse was that they tried to spin the outrage about the violation as anti chinese racism
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
The real question is if there was or even still is a benefit to having it, that just isn't beneficial for the individual to survive in our society.
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
is there a reason you can't just boot from usb? it sounds like the perfect match. I've built immutable bootsticks in the past that run in ram only (but with other distros). hetzner for instance lets you rent usb-sticks for their d
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
but you will reach a point where remembering all tiny "tools" like this becomes more work than learning parameters of the actual tool
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
could be awesome in combination with something like https://github.com/charmbracelet/wish ssh is going to be web 6.0
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
you would give russia a platform in NATO? I think russian wars with its neighbors speak for itself (and not just with Ukraine) to keep them out. NATO is for instance needed to keep russian imperialismus away from europe. It's also a de
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
to be fair, some of that money is used for the curation of current knowledge
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
t-online uses a global whitelist, which is pretty stupid for e-mail. sometimes it helps contacting them, other times they refuse to resolve it for arbitrary reasons (not because of actual spamming)
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
I suspect that kind of traffic is not allowed by most hosters
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
raising wages doesn't equal better quality
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
in that sense it is funny how all "tallest builings in europe" are in russia.
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
>This approach mitigates the risk of creating ghettos or economically segregated areas, which can be more detrimental to societal cohesion. it's not working that well, there are plenty of "hotspots". Districts usually have
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
can someone zoom in and erradicate this behavior on a genetic level? It is going to be the demise of humanity. or more weight on teaching critical thinking in schools
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
>When people thought the Earth was spherical, they were wrong. yet earth is spherical, just not a perfect sphere.
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
not sure if sarcasm or not
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
I'd imagine that's what people say who call their tracking telemetry.
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
kids were an important resource and in many cultures still are. At some point cheap labor and eventually are the retirement plan.
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
I was confused why this has AT as countrycode, but then saw "geek_at". I miss geeq.at
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
vom Regen in die Traufe
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
>all this focus on boost frequencies doesn't this mean more single thread performance is wanted/needed?
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
not a day goes by where hn doesn't try to convince that rust is the future. jokes aside, thank you for this explanation.
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
I'm sure this is what happened to google search
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
>If you can get in to a positive feedback loop (e.g. an activity that leads to positive thoughts that lead to more of that activity) and _then_ start amplifying those signals, then these drugs can do wonders. this is how alcohol works on
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by taskforcegemini 2y ago
>However I hope we have planned for and train for these scenarios. if you have enough money you could build a big enough bunker. I don't think there is a plan for the general population? there are many abandoned military bunkers aro

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