This, but it may also be apparent even without detailed information. The key difference is an absurd level of power density. So compare footprint to power. Power can be estimated easiest based on backup generators as their smokestacks are almost always visible. The last variable is whatever generator size from CAT, Cummins etc is the most cost effective, or that was still somehow left in a warehouse to actually buy.
You can dislike (like I do) social democrats without clinging to them somehow not being left, plenty of more coherent leftists out there to support instead. Still doesn't nullify that they've made the capitalist hellscape slightly better and "more left" here and there. The world ain't as simple as your simple brain wishes it was.
Now you're mixing parties with governments. The former can be (see social democrats) while the latter is harder to analyze given that they are mostly coalitions.
Doesn't seem to have any support for compression? Or at least I can't find any code or config options for that. Seems a bit odd for a backup project. Also suffers from automated releasatitis and has slop commits, so probably not something to trust backups on. Which is sad, because they're all like this right now.
So far has to be the THSR across Taiwan. Smoothest acceleration to 300km/h I've ever experienced, everything quite well organized (exception being the convoluted electronic ticket sales process) and the business car was nice. The beat part is the amazing sights though.
Also did the run the other way around without being able to reserve a seat and stood the whole way across the country, that time was leas fun but only because I couldn't enjoy the sights. A bit ridiculous you can easily stand at those speeds but it's definitely also a commuter line thanks to that.
Ah yes and christian values == good, communism == bad just comes naturally with that? Or perhaps it's both right and american bullshit arrogance all at the same time.
The spec has issues due to usual RFC bullshit and corporate greed, but as per usual the viewpoint here is too narrow. I'm running my own open source authentication stack and choose what attestations are acceptable, say only allow the FIPS version of Yubikeys. That feature exists because companies want to be able to control which methods they consider secure enough for their own employees. This tech was built for corporate security, using it externally facing with end-users is a bolted on after the fact idea. Having control is necessary, it does not make the spec evil.
Now say GitHub enable attestations that only allow Windows Hello passkeys to go through, then yes that's technically possible. It would also be a support nightmare so they won't. (It's already a support nightmare for anyone limiting devices since for example security key vendors regularly forget to publish their fingerprints for new products.)
The whole biometrics thing? Total red herring. UV can be enabled in many different ways and totally "faked" as well, which is what all the software implementations do such as Bitwarden. Only way to stop it is approvelisting specific devices, see point above.
There's also the ADHD DLC variant of: I put it down wherever I suddenly completely context swapped to something that needed my hands free and have no idea what I was previously doing, what I had in my hands and where it might now be.
I feel like you're missing the point a bit. Living by values you hold dear is not losing, winning or even necessarily a cause. If your values happen to align with a cause, then supporting it in a way you can is at least somewhat fulfilling.
Now, there are definitely people who join a cause for tangential reasons. For example because they are a vehicle to what they want, such as someone who wants to build and use explosives can just as easily become a fundamentalist, anarchist or fascist. (And history has examples of these sordid folks.) They barely care about any of the causes and will drift wherever they can live by their own values, even if it's about blowing shit up.
Could be they only allow you to see the ones having a good day and following orders. I have a vague recollection of some backstage scandals hastening the ban in Finland. Turns out humans aren't that great at taking care of the needs of complex beings.
Atuin (by @ellie@hachyderm.io) makes the history storage and management side much easier and portable, but could perhaps use a "smite mode" to make deletion interactively easier. The current interactive implementation prioritizes safety over expediency which is fine, but a "today I clean things" option could perhaps instead prioritize the other way around and enable one key delete w/ undo instead.
The thing is though that the entire concept of LLMs is on purpose to be bias machines ingested from the collective cesspool of humanity. Thus even absent deliberate system prompts, they whitewash the various biases to seem neutral because obviously this non-human entity is not troubled by human concerns.
Ignoring the subject matter, that's a terrible LLM slop article. Odd phrasing and extra words like Zanonical all around. Just a wholly unreliable source for anything if they allow that on their platform.
Picked up a "Electrolux Pure D8.2 Silence PD82-Animal" model last year and it's been pretty awesome. If you check the tech specs the noise level is really low (and actually delivers on the promise) but still has a much higher suction force than anything I've had before. The rotating hair removal accessory is crap though (not powered so just not comparable to a model that is), so no need for the animal version if price for other versions is better. Seems to still be on the market but stock limited as everything these days.
When buying a gun and/or pervert glasses, yes, sounds very reasonable?
This, but it may also be apparent even without detailed information. The key difference is an absurd level of power density. So compare footprint to power. Power can be estimated easiest based on backup generators as their smokestacks are almost always visible. The last variable is whatever generator size from CAT, Cummins etc is the most cost effective, or that was still somehow left in a warehouse to actually buy.
Triple glazed vacuum sealed windows do wonders to dull out most of it.
You can dislike (like I do) social democrats without clinging to them somehow not being left, plenty of more coherent leftists out there to support instead. Still doesn't nullify that they've made the capitalist hellscape slightly better and "more left" here and there. The world ain't as simple as your simple brain wishes it was.
Now you're mixing parties with governments. The former can be (see social democrats) while the latter is harder to analyze given that they are mostly coalitions.
Doesn't seem to have any support for compression? Or at least I can't find any code or config options for that. Seems a bit odd for a backup project. Also suffers from automated releasatitis and has slop commits, so probably not something to trust backups on. Which is sad, because they're all like this right now.
So far has to be the THSR across Taiwan. Smoothest acceleration to 300km/h I've ever experienced, everything quite well organized (exception being the convoluted electronic ticket sales process) and the business car was nice. The beat part is the amazing sights though.
Also did the run the other way around without being able to reserve a seat and stood the whole way across the country, that time was leas fun but only because I couldn't enjoy the sights. A bit ridiculous you can easily stand at those speeds but it's definitely also a commuter line thanks to that.
Ah yes and christian values == good, communism == bad just comes naturally with that? Or perhaps it's both right and american bullshit arrogance all at the same time.
What a uniquely American way to say he's an incompetent assclown. And I don't mean that as a compliment.
The spec has issues due to usual RFC bullshit and corporate greed, but as per usual the viewpoint here is too narrow. I'm running my own open source authentication stack and choose what attestations are acceptable, say only allow the FIPS version of Yubikeys. That feature exists because companies want to be able to control which methods they consider secure enough for their own employees. This tech was built for corporate security, using it externally facing with end-users is a bolted on after the fact idea. Having control is necessary, it does not make the spec evil.
Now say GitHub enable attestations that only allow Windows Hello passkeys to go through, then yes that's technically possible. It would also be a support nightmare so they won't. (It's already a support nightmare for anyone limiting devices since for example security key vendors regularly forget to publish their fingerprints for new products.)
The whole biometrics thing? Total red herring. UV can be enabled in many different ways and totally "faked" as well, which is what all the software implementations do such as Bitwarden. Only way to stop it is approvelisting specific devices, see point above.
There's also the ADHD DLC variant of: I put it down wherever I suddenly completely context swapped to something that needed my hands free and have no idea what I was previously doing, what I had in my hands and where it might now be.
I feel like you're missing the point a bit. Living by values you hold dear is not losing, winning or even necessarily a cause. If your values happen to align with a cause, then supporting it in a way you can is at least somewhat fulfilling.
Now, there are definitely people who join a cause for tangential reasons. For example because they are a vehicle to what they want, such as someone who wants to build and use explosives can just as easily become a fundamentalist, anarchist or fascist. (And history has examples of these sordid folks.) They barely care about any of the causes and will drift wherever they can live by their own values, even if it's about blowing shit up.
Could be they only allow you to see the ones having a good day and following orders. I have a vague recollection of some backstage scandals hastening the ban in Finland. Turns out humans aren't that great at taking care of the needs of complex beings.
Atuin (by @ellie@hachyderm.io) makes the history storage and management side much easier and portable, but could perhaps use a "smite mode" to make deletion interactively easier. The current interactive implementation prioritizes safety over expediency which is fine, but a "today I clean things" option could perhaps instead prioritize the other way around and enable one key delete w/ undo instead.
The thing is though that the entire concept of LLMs is on purpose to be bias machines ingested from the collective cesspool of humanity. Thus even absent deliberate system prompts, they whitewash the various biases to seem neutral because obviously this non-human entity is not troubled by human concerns.
Slackware still exists, if they survive they'll be nigh immortal.
Large team? Yes. hundreds of millions in operating budget per year? No.
Ignoring the subject matter, that's a terrible LLM slop article. Odd phrasing and extra words like Zanonical all around. Just a wholly unreliable source for anything if they allow that on their platform.
Faulty
.ruinstead of\.ruregex ban somewhere? Hopefully it's not that, but would be funny.Picked up a "Electrolux Pure D8.2 Silence PD82-Animal" model last year and it's been pretty awesome. If you check the tech specs the noise level is really low (and actually delivers on the promise) but still has a much higher suction force than anything I've had before. The rotating hair removal accessory is crap though (not powered so just not comparable to a model that is), so no need for the animal version if price for other versions is better. Seems to still be on the market but stock limited as everything these days.