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InverseParallax

@ InverseParallax @lemmy.world

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  • Character Sheet

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  • She's clearly being played by someone the DM has a crush on, he just let her re-roll till she got 6s.

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  • She's not that strong and has terrible con, she gets hit by anything and spends the rest of the episode waiting for a medbay.

    Her int and wis are probably higher though, she's way OP.

  • What's the weirdest premise for a celebrity interview show that was produced?

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  • Sin, stone, John 8:7...

  • New largest prime number discovered by former Nvidia software engineer

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  • No, you're just an idiot, you're not a problem, you're not significant enough to ever amount to a problem, you'll be forgotten 5 minutes after you're dead.

    But, at least you have your impotent rage?

  • New largest prime number discovered by former Nvidia software engineer

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  • If we can analyze larger primes, we can generate larger primes which has applications in math, particularly cryptography and other areas, not even beginning to look at number theory. Specifically being able to verify them over a cloud is useful, we can generate them quicker and worry about their safety less. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hensel's_lemma has uses in physics actually.

    Oh, you mean you don't understand it, gotcha.

    Yes, and Bayesian statistics are useless too, they're all about things that have already happened!

  • I made a spreadsheet of Electoral College changes over the years, noticing a trend. Do I have something legit here or not?

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  • The party switch was because of the Civil rights movement, nothing else.

    The south was a single issue region since the beginning, at least for the majority it's always been racism, for the rest it was corruption or generally selling out their people for whatever the elites could get, like fighting the minimum wage and unions to the death.

    So I'd say the death of unions was the turning point, helped by Nixon and the resurgence of the political power of the south with the dixiecrats freed from their quasi-white-socialist ideology following the successes of the new deal.

  • I made a spreadsheet of Electoral College changes over the years, noticing a trend. Do I have something legit here or not?

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  • Dankan Idaho.

    Crushed yet again by the God-Emperor.

  • I made a spreadsheet of Electoral College changes over the years, noticing a trend. Do I have something legit here or not?

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  • https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Madison/01-10-02-0065

    There was one difficulty however of a serious nature attending an immediate choice by the people. The right of suffrage was much more diffusive in the Northern than the Southern States; and the latter could have no influence in the election on the score of the Negroes. The substitution of electors obviated this difficulty and seemed on the whole to be liable to fewest objections.

    The electoral college was designed from the start simply to let southern states launder slave votes.

    The first time the south lost control of the presidency, they rebelled in the Civil War, and they've used it to get the presidency or otherwise get power dozens of times.

    It's something the south feels entitled to, an override over the government because they are "The Real Americans" as they wave their confederate flags proudly.

  • The hero of Bajor?

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  • Zarale was in his undies.

    Transparent spoon head propaganda, the Great Empire trying to make excuses for being beaten by barely armed farmers.

    No one can stand against the will of the prophets, and the cardassians will feel their cleansing fire soon enough.

  • [Short Trek] Road Trip

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  • HOW DID HE EVEN GET CIGARETTES!!!

    They are starving and eating paper but somehow they kept tobacco plants and all the mechanisms for drying and curing them, which would have taken enough resources to keep hundreds of people alive!?!?!

  • The hero of Bajor?

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  • Navarch Li Nalas, obviously.

    Defeated Gul Zarale in desperate single combat, and led his cell and the entire resistance to victory and freedom.

    Also the most humble bajoran you will ever meet.

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  • I cannot believe he survived the whole series, seems like someone who should have died near the end of s3 just to add to the atmosphere of desperation.

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  • Also... I think he brought some mother fuckers back from the dead. And he helped reverse the snap.

    That sounds like he's probably got a solid defense against any complaints made to the state board.

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  • I want to see AI papers compared to today, we basically tore the guts out of everything, I don't even think most of Minsky is applicable anymore (perceptrons particularly have been replaced with vector meshes from word2vec).

  • Here’s how SIM swap in alleged bitcoin pump-and-dump scheme worked

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  • Yeah, I think it's because that's where the model originated, and that's basically what it's supposed to be, but having almost everyone synchronized on time gives us a new trick because we can just generate 'keys' and have them expire, so even if you manage to get one by force, it's only valid a short window. Instead of one time pad they often call them one time passwords.

    You need extended access to a generator over time to be able to use it, which gives the user a chance to report it for invalidation.

    Not perfect, but it does its job fine especially compared to passwords or sms (where you're at the mercy of the minimum wage kid down at the mall's Verizon kiosk).

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  • They're actually not, they're algorithmically derived state machines, most are public key hashes of secrets concatenated to the current time in seconds from the epoch.

    Ideally they would be otp, but that would also be obnoxious.

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  • Firstly, we'll get there in time.

    Secondly, having baseload vastly reduces the amount of batteries needed, and overall is helpful, and nuclear is one of the best baseloads there is.

    By any logic we should work on fusion research because it's the actual solution, but the enemy isn't nuclear or renewables, it's fossil fuels, they must be killed as brutally as possible, not just for their ecological impact, but also for their political impact, which may be the most toxic of all.

    Imagine the politics of this country if Texas wasn't "Saudi Oil Money" rich and didn't try to screw over our politics on a constant basis. They're the reason we don't have nuclear already, they'd much rather keep everyone on the dinosaur habit than let us move forward an inch.