seriously, you keep moving the goalposts of definitions here...
I was pointing out that generalizing things using fictional stories detracted from the many specific things Dolly did.
You keep coming back with vaguely "this is kinda like that".... but that is the point. kinda like != exact.
you keep pushing that I am somehow saying she didn't help people. I am not.
" that she wouldn’t pay an individual patient’s medical bills" ... I never said that. I said there's no evidence she paid EVERY bill for a NICU.
" You don’t want to give her the final mile, giving to individual mothers with sick infants" ... I never said this.
If you can only attack me with nonsense I never said or implied, you need to realize you are part of the issue.
I only commented initially as a warning to others that Dolly was better than needing to make shit up, and to stick with things she actually did.
You seem to somehow think I was against Dolly? Dude... really?!
Done with you. Congratulations on contributing myths that will smear the goods she actually did. Now go create a thread somewhere about how Tim Curry saved 1000 infants from a burning building while having sex with David Bowie.
Nowhere in that article does it talk about paying for NICU patients directly (it mentions a grant to help invest in staffing and resources).
It nowhere mentions funding NICU operations, only it's accredidation.
"Schaefer said the money is meant to fund a pediatric residency training program the hospital hopes to launch this year, telehealth aimed at rural communities outside Knoxville, level one children's surgical verification through the American College of Surgeons, level four NICU accreditation and recruitment for pediatric neuroscience and epilepsy, gastroenterology and otolaryngology. "
"Schaefer said the money is meant to fund a pediatric residency training program the hospital hopes to launch this year, telehealth aimed at rural communities outside Knoxville, level one children's surgical verification through the American College of Surgeons, level four NICU accreditation and recruitment for pediatric neuroscience and epilepsy, gastroenterology and otolaryngology. "
This is not the same as "Paid every bill for NICU".
edit: You even replied about how there's no mention in another reply... I am confused as to why you then say here that the tumblr is true?
As another noted, the tone and writing is super abstracted... "a hospital" ...
I can't 100% DISPROVE this based on the fact there's no other documentation / mention of this act... anywhere. It's just all reblogs/posts of this exact text.
With all the other stuff she's done, how has NOT ONE SINGLE PARENT posted / talked about this?
My own daughter spent her first week of life in a local NICU here. That was 20+ years ago. I still remember the names of the 4 nurses that primarily dealt with her during that time.
If someone, ANYONE, had come forward to pay the 10's of thousands in costs I had to pay for this, I would STILL be shouting about it to this very day.
Again, I don't bring this up to detract from Dolly.... quite the opposite!!! She was AMAZING! But at the same time fabrications about her actions muddy and dilute the actual acts by blurring it.
Love Dolly, but people pushing for validity on the internet by making up stories to get likes is not the right way to honor her accomplishments and goodness.
If you still doubt, or want proof, then I ask you to provide any evidence this DID happen. I will happily cheer on evidence that she performed this kind of act.
Wait.... An attorney commenting on how an existing legal definition is likely to be interpreted....
This isn't the EFF saying "AI is great" from the linked article. This is the attorney saying that the DOJ comment unfortunately is accurate in line of the existing definition if the exception.
The only defense they use is from the take of individuals or smaller groups training.
I get the knee jerk reaction wanting the EFF to come out against all AI, but that isn't going to change the written laws. They've been fighting abuse via these laws for decades.
I hate Gemini etc as much as the next, but attacking the underlying capitalist and fascist push the big tech are doing via panic changes to what is supposed to be civil definitions instead of toward the criminal intent underlying is short sighted and will absolutely be leverage by those tech bros for even further destruction of what might be left of laws.
Anyone who thinks copyright law will stop bezos etc from harming the world is still thinking they can somehow get their government to tax them back to "normal wealth".
She's done tons of better things for medical stuff, but this sounds more like a hyperbolic grand sweeping oversimplification of what she has actually done with donations and efforts.
Doing dirty her good deeds with angelic sounding lies... She was more than we deserved already.
(Not bitching at op! I just detest lies made up for drama)
Power isn't so bad really. These were all 2tb disks, so ended up with about 40tb total after shenanigans.
Cabling was atrocious. I'd originally been using several pulled 4 disk SAS backplanes from servers thrown out of my work, just screwed down to some pine boards in a stack.
Zip ties and sata/sas cables were the rule.
Overall the drives had 4 small power supplies initially, 300watt iirc. Cheap.
Somewhere I have an old photo from the wiring during the "rescue" but I have to look around.
Disk failure was actually not an issue for ages before. A specific thunderstorm with 2 nearby tornadoes is what caught me this time. Before that, the occasional single disk every 6 months or so.
I still have running arrays using 15 year old disks, many with more than 10 years of that powered on. If you find good models, they can last ages.
Mine would be when I had a 48 bay disk array / JBOD fail on me... badly. After a storm, it killed the larger card that allowed for me to get many of the drives into a PCIe 16x slot, and I was relegated down to only getting ~8 disks per box made from spare hardware. A single box I got 16 going. Add to this mix an SSD for mid-line caching.
These were all running bcache on top of mdraid... One single mount.
Yes I understand how obnoxiously stupid it was to run RAID6 on a 48 disk volume. It was almost all just stuff I could re-acquire over time, not irreplaceable things.
I just HAD to solve this one though.
In come several spare chassis / mobo etc.... get a bunch of drives powered and on /dev/ , move to the next.
A couple spare gigabit switches...
several gigabit NICs...
two explicit paths for each machine...
a bit of iSCSI magic, and one machine now had the physical disks all exposed to it... mdadm --assemble blah blah, bit of UUID chaos...
It's surprising that while a bit speed limited (I think I got just around 110MB/sec reads), it was nicely performant for what a huge mess of wires and disks just strewn out around my rack.
Managed to evacuate all I needed without much issue once I got that going. Now, I try to keep my arrays under 16 drives at a time, or keep a very rigid policy of "I can lose this and don't care" vs "this box gets RAID10 and/or offsite backups nightly".
Thats a misrepresented story that Rimu was propagating.
The core issue is that he intentionally went out of the way to try to copy code after directly denying and blocking Mia from submitting PR upstream.
Why deny the code through GIT/Codeberg, only to copy and paste it (incorrectly as well) and claim it as new features from his team?
We know the AGPL well enough and don't care if patches were taken upstream. Lying about it is the issue at core, and slandering folks at the same time.
We've attempted polite communications through normal channels, and were accused of toxicity. We aren't blocking Rimu or any of the main contributors from contacting us. I don't care about the code.
At this point, several of us are being judged 100% on association... since we have been seen being friendly with those that Rimu has deemed Toxic, we are immediately excluded and have slander lobbied at us from over a .social wall (and the piefed blog especially). We are not given chance to correct errors. We are not given a direct way to make our replies (affected servers are unable to show replies to .social threads within those walls).
This is by Rimu's design, and has caught many innocent people under the umbrella he calls toxic.
I care not how he wants to run his server, but using it to outright slander others is immature at best, and directly harmful to the fantasy Perfect Fedi he claims to adhere to.
Mia left the soft fork in place on Codeberg, and I delayed aspects of moving A.N over to PyLova. I wanted to have a chance to mend communications initially. PR between the projects is still not only possible but I expect to happen, for the betterment of Fedi overall. There is an accepted way. GIT and Codeberg have ways that are the typical for forks and moving code in a sane and appropriate way. Intentionally going outside of these paths either paints Rimu as incompetent with the basic tooling required, or outright disingenuous about motive.
There's an old saying about absolute power... perhaps his walled garden has made him feel too powerful for his own good.
seriously, you keep moving the goalposts of definitions here...
I was pointing out that generalizing things using fictional stories detracted from the many specific things Dolly did.
You keep coming back with vaguely "this is kinda like that".... but that is the point. kinda like != exact.
you keep pushing that I am somehow saying she didn't help people. I am not.
" that she wouldn’t pay an individual patient’s medical bills" ... I never said that. I said there's no evidence she paid EVERY bill for a NICU.
" You don’t want to give her the final mile, giving to individual mothers with sick infants" ... I never said this.
If you can only attack me with nonsense I never said or implied, you need to realize you are part of the issue.
I only commented initially as a warning to others that Dolly was better than needing to make shit up, and to stick with things she actually did.
You seem to somehow think I was against Dolly? Dude... really?!
Done with you. Congratulations on contributing myths that will smear the goods she actually did. Now go create a thread somewhere about how Tim Curry saved 1000 infants from a burning building while having sex with David Bowie.
Goodbye.
Nowhere in that article does it talk about paying for NICU patients directly (it mentions a grant to help invest in staffing and resources).
It nowhere mentions funding NICU operations, only it's accredidation.
"Schaefer said the money is meant to fund a pediatric residency training program the hospital hopes to launch this year, telehealth aimed at rural communities outside Knoxville, level one children's surgical verification through the American College of Surgeons, level four NICU accreditation and recruitment for pediatric neuroscience and epilepsy, gastroenterology and otolaryngology. "
20 years of anything isn't mentioned anywhere.
No. Read what you linked to:
"Schaefer said the money is meant to fund a pediatric residency training program the hospital hopes to launch this year, telehealth aimed at rural communities outside Knoxville, level one children's surgical verification through the American College of Surgeons, level four NICU accreditation and recruitment for pediatric neuroscience and epilepsy, gastroenterology and otolaryngology. "
This is not the same as "Paid every bill for NICU".
edit: You even replied about how there's no mention in another reply... I am confused as to why you then say here that the tumblr is true?
As another noted, the tone and writing is super abstracted... "a hospital" ...
I can't 100% DISPROVE this based on the fact there's no other documentation / mention of this act... anywhere. It's just all reblogs/posts of this exact text.
With all the other stuff she's done, how has NOT ONE SINGLE PARENT posted / talked about this?
My own daughter spent her first week of life in a local NICU here. That was 20+ years ago. I still remember the names of the 4 nurses that primarily dealt with her during that time.
If someone, ANYONE, had come forward to pay the 10's of thousands in costs I had to pay for this, I would STILL be shouting about it to this very day.
Again, I don't bring this up to detract from Dolly.... quite the opposite!!! She was AMAZING! But at the same time fabrications about her actions muddy and dilute the actual acts by blurring it.
Love Dolly, but people pushing for validity on the internet by making up stories to get likes is not the right way to honor her accomplishments and goodness.
If you still doubt, or want proof, then I ask you to provide any evidence this DID happen. I will happily cheer on evidence that she performed this kind of act.
Wait.... An attorney commenting on how an existing legal definition is likely to be interpreted....
This isn't the EFF saying "AI is great" from the linked article. This is the attorney saying that the DOJ comment unfortunately is accurate in line of the existing definition if the exception.
The only defense they use is from the take of individuals or smaller groups training.
I get the knee jerk reaction wanting the EFF to come out against all AI, but that isn't going to change the written laws. They've been fighting abuse via these laws for decades.
I hate Gemini etc as much as the next, but attacking the underlying capitalist and fascist push the big tech are doing via panic changes to what is supposed to be civil definitions instead of toward the criminal intent underlying is short sighted and will absolutely be leverage by those tech bros for even further destruction of what might be left of laws.
Anyone who thinks copyright law will stop bezos etc from harming the world is still thinking they can somehow get their government to tax them back to "normal wealth".
I wish this were true, but it's not.
She's done tons of better things for medical stuff, but this sounds more like a hyperbolic grand sweeping oversimplification of what she has actually done with donations and efforts.
Doing dirty her good deeds with angelic sounding lies... She was more than we deserved already.
(Not bitching at op! I just detest lies made up for drama)
Thanks for the update Mia! We've deployed to anarchist.nexus and it's looking good so far!
George
Tonathy
Gotcha, yeah that makes sense. Thanks
If the sperm dies on day 5.... How do the 2 ovulation days matter?
Edit: spaced about bottom of Dad 1 4.5 or whatever days before, then the other dude at very end.
That's not how that math works...
Power isn't so bad really. These were all 2tb disks, so ended up with about 40tb total after shenanigans.
Cabling was atrocious. I'd originally been using several pulled 4 disk SAS backplanes from servers thrown out of my work, just screwed down to some pine boards in a stack.
Zip ties and sata/sas cables were the rule.
Overall the drives had 4 small power supplies initially, 300watt iirc. Cheap.
Somewhere I have an old photo from the wiring during the "rescue" but I have to look around.
Disk failure was actually not an issue for ages before. A specific thunderstorm with 2 nearby tornadoes is what caught me this time. Before that, the occasional single disk every 6 months or so.
I still have running arrays using 15 year old disks, many with more than 10 years of that powered on. If you find good models, they can last ages.
Mine would be when I had a 48 bay disk array / JBOD fail on me... badly. After a storm, it killed the larger card that allowed for me to get many of the drives into a PCIe 16x slot, and I was relegated down to only getting ~8 disks per box made from spare hardware. A single box I got 16 going. Add to this mix an SSD for mid-line caching.
These were all running bcache on top of mdraid... One single mount.
Yes I understand how obnoxiously stupid it was to run RAID6 on a 48 disk volume. It was almost all just stuff I could re-acquire over time, not irreplaceable things.
I just HAD to solve this one though.
In come several spare chassis / mobo etc.... get a bunch of drives powered and on /dev/ , move to the next.
A couple spare gigabit switches...
several gigabit NICs...
two explicit paths for each machine...
a bit of iSCSI magic, and one machine now had the physical disks all exposed to it... mdadm --assemble blah blah, bit of UUID chaos...
It's surprising that while a bit speed limited (I think I got just around 110MB/sec reads), it was nicely performant for what a huge mess of wires and disks just strewn out around my rack.
Managed to evacuate all I needed without much issue once I got that going. Now, I try to keep my arrays under 16 drives at a time, or keep a very rigid policy of "I can lose this and don't care" vs "this box gets RAID10 and/or offsite backups nightly".
back up your critical stuff people!
It means that Mia is awesome and somehow, against all odds, I didn't fuck up the deployment this time.
Hey, Rimu DID improve! He's been caught out in the past just outright deleting directly from the DB.
He's also repeatedly bitched about people screenshotting his chats. I wonder why?
Thats a misrepresented story that Rimu was propagating.
The core issue is that he intentionally went out of the way to try to copy code after directly denying and blocking Mia from submitting PR upstream.
Why deny the code through GIT/Codeberg, only to copy and paste it (incorrectly as well) and claim it as new features from his team?
We know the AGPL well enough and don't care if patches were taken upstream. Lying about it is the issue at core, and slandering folks at the same time.
I feel you've hit this on the head directly.
We've attempted polite communications through normal channels, and were accused of toxicity. We aren't blocking Rimu or any of the main contributors from contacting us. I don't care about the code.
At this point, several of us are being judged 100% on association... since we have been seen being friendly with those that Rimu has deemed Toxic, we are immediately excluded and have slander lobbied at us from over a .social wall (and the piefed blog especially). We are not given chance to correct errors. We are not given a direct way to make our replies (affected servers are unable to show replies to .social threads within those walls).
This is by Rimu's design, and has caught many innocent people under the umbrella he calls toxic.
I care not how he wants to run his server, but using it to outright slander others is immature at best, and directly harmful to the fantasy Perfect Fedi he claims to adhere to.
Mia left the soft fork in place on Codeberg, and I delayed aspects of moving A.N over to PyLova. I wanted to have a chance to mend communications initially. PR between the projects is still not only possible but I expect to happen, for the betterment of Fedi overall. There is an accepted way. GIT and Codeberg have ways that are the typical for forks and moving code in a sane and appropriate way. Intentionally going outside of these paths either paints Rimu as incompetent with the basic tooling required, or outright disingenuous about motive.
There's an old saying about absolute power... perhaps his walled garden has made him feel too powerful for his own good.
Mia has posted detail in her own screenshot to these effects. Please look into her reply.
Link what now? I'm replying to the linked topic.
I cannot reply directly as my server was blocked.
Care to clarify, or just act like you know who I am here?