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Professional cow, Linux Nerd, Hardcore Techno enthusiast. The Emporer protects us.

  • Mooeow

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  • Decompiling Binary Code with Large Language Models

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  • All praise to the machine spirit

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  • Can't argue with that

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  • There absolutely is. Academia is completely fucked.

  • Vibecoding is the future

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  • Assuming this is real, how the fuck do you fuck up so badly?

  • What's a popular opinion on Lemmy that's unpopular in the real world?

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  • And if you install it often enough you might change from bro to sis /s

  • Stick Insect

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  • And what's with the stickholders?

  • Government Workers Say Their Out-of-Office Replies Were Forcibly Changed to Blame Democrats for Shutdown

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  • I wouldn't call him dumb. If he was literally stupid he wouldn't have made it this far. He knows exactly what he does and doesn't care. Hes evil as hell, but not dumb.

  • What's your strategy to ensure date night goes well?

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  • This is peak comedy xD

  • Is there anything you're into that no one or basically nobody is into?

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  • I can only recommend Organic maps for OSM

  • Is there anything you're into that no one or basically nobody is into?

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  • Ha, I actually know quite a lot of people who use Lemmy (and OSM) IRL, but I met all of those people on Lemmy.

  • Can you spot them??

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  • The only reason I did this was because I already did this exact thing and just had to search the code that I used back then.

  • Can you spot them??

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  • Edit: I fucked up, the similarity ins in fact 0.7780982999075259 so this means, that 203973 pixels are identical. Originally I forgot to adjust the dimensions in the code.

    I had the same thought and did this, I was lazy and just used OpenCV do tho this. The similarity is 0.4024264539258554

    The images have a size of 512x512 pixels, so 262144 Pixels in total. So based on the similarity calculated by OpenCV 105493 are identical.

    I also have to admit, that doing coding while being stoned is fucking hard.

    I used this code:

     
        
import cv2

width = 512
height = 512

A  = cv2.imread("Lion.png", cv2.IMREAD_COLOR)
B  = cv2.imread("house.png", cv2.IMREAD_COLOR)


errorL2 = cv2.norm(A, B, cv2.NORM_L2)
similarity = 1 - errorL2 / (height * width)
print("Similarity = ", similarity)

  • Trump threatens to shut down US government unless all trans health care is banned

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  • Great that we in Europe also like to piss on the rights of trans people. Just take a look at terf island or Hungary. If I remember right Poland also introduced some shit regulations on trans people, but dont count me on that.

    And no I dont want to say, that the situation across Europe is the same as in the USA, but we better be careful, that the same shit doesn't happen here too.

  • Trump threatens to shut down US government unless all trans health care is banned

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  • Cis people should be scared about this too. Things like supplementing estrogen (for woman after they have gone through menopause) or testosterone is a quite normal thing. Im betting my ass, that this regulations will affect these things too.

  • The Open Printer Is a Raspberry Pi Zero W-Powered, Fully-Open, Highly-Flexible Inkjet Printer

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  • That printer is in fact quite solid. No bullshit like forcing you to buy their ink, no batshit proprietary shit, doesn't break that often etc. Only problem it has is, that when you try to scan something it sometimes happens that quite a lot of colourful stripes appear on the document.

  • The Open Printer Is a Raspberry Pi Zero W-Powered, Fully-Open, Highly-Flexible Inkjet Printer

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  • The last thing you mentioned is something that HP did Implement some years ago into their (at least one of their) printers.

  • Should Neutron Stars be Added to the Periodic Table?

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  • Here's what the article says:

    Assuming a periodic table in which each element is represented by a 1 cm by 2.5 cm rectangle, 40 rows of 32 elements will take up one meter of space. At this scale, a periodic table incorporating element 1056 would need to be 7.82 × 1052 meters long. This is problematic, because 7.82 × 1052 meters is about 1037 lightyears, and the universe is currently estimated span a mere 93 billion lightyears. As such, the new periodic table would be a quadrillion times larger than the observable universe.

    The universe is expanding, however, which is good news for chemists and first-home buyers. The rate of this expansion is apparently about 73 km/s for every million parsecs of space, which corresponds to 2 × 106 km/s across the entire universe.8 At that rate, the universe will be able to accommodate the new periodic table in about 1034 years.

  • Should Neutron Stars be Added to the Periodic Table?

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  • I just copy pasted it, so thats why its messed up.