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kopasz7

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  • applogies

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  • Oh, look at Mr Many Environments here, he's too good to test on prod like the rest of us do.

  • TIL Intel Pentium Processors used to work with RISC operations by decoding CISC instructions before executing them

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  • Isn't this the case for decades now? Complex instructions are broken down into micro ops.

  • Generals reportedly criticize being flown from around the world to meeting with Hegseth: ‘Total waste of money’

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  • A drunk text or a butt dial!

  • How often does your LLM lie to you?

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  • Stochastic parrots always bullshit. It can't lie as it has no concept or care for truth and falsity, but spitting back noise that's statistically shaped like a signal.

    In practice, I noticed the answer is more likely wrong the more specific the question. General questions that have the answer widely available in the training data will more often be there correctly in the LLMs result.

  • IFS=$'\n'

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  • Make it vertical? ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

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    Is fediverse turning into reddit?

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  • Is this client only or a mod feature?

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  • Dinosaurs could have had lots of flappy bits!

  • Google: 'Your $1000 phone needs our permission to install apps now'". Android users are screwed - Louis Rossmann

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  • "Google would never do something like that" comments just one year ago. Oh my! Google dropped the "don't be evil" motto a long time ago.

  • xkcd #3135: Sea Level

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  • That would be its total pull, not just the water.

    We probably can estimate the amount of water that's at a different level from what a moonless Earth would.

    We could also say that technically all water is moved somewhat, because gravity is like that.

  • 4K at 27' is awesome.

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  • My first big monitor was a 32" 1440p one. I used it on 100% scaling and I could see some pixel on that if I really tried, but the size I can't go back on. So my next and current one is a 32" 4k one. It needs a higher fractional scaling though, but Plasma handles is really well even with a secondary monitor at a different scaling.

  • Having trouble with information not matching between Datasheets, lookup sites, and the manufacturers website to make a purchase.

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  • You are overthinking this way too much. But there is also practical things you should consider before getting too deep on the spec sheets.

    How much RAM do you realistically need? If it is just a regular PC for browsing, multimedia and office tasks, then you don't need much. If you don't know how much memory you need, you probably don't need more than 16GB. So get a 2x8 kit, to use both channels.

    The higher you go in capacity the harder it is on the memory controller. Dual rank (not channel) DIMMs (the higher capacity ones) won't run at the same speeds as a single rank kit for example.

    The MOBO QVLs aren't exhaustive, it's only the list of parts they have verified. In case of memory, they tend to be conservative and also subject to BIOS revisions, so check those too. (Although, this is a very locked down CPU, so you can't go above its spec anyway.)

    Similarly for the CPU support, HP only lists the ones that they sell, but other chips with the same socket and architecture will 99% work (assuming you stay within the 65W power envelope). If you want to be absolutely sure (as the could always BIOS lock different CPUs theoretically), stick to the ones they list.

    If you just want a project PC to tinker with, you can pick up bare bones X99 systems on aliexpress with Xeon E5 2650 V4 CPUs, 16GB RAM for dirt cheap, like 60 euros.

  • Having trouble with information not matching between Datasheets, lookup sites, and the manufacturers website to make a purchase.

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  • Framework unveils a second-generation Framework Laptop 16 with a swappable Nvidia RTX 5070 GPU, an industry first, shipping in November 2025

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  • There's new webcam, theres also an "empty" extension thing where you can put 2 nvme SSDs in place of the GPU.

  • I know nothing about computers but this does not add up

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  • Same goes for webp, it even supports video/"gifs".

  • The AI company Perplexity is complaining their bots can't bypass Cloudflare's firewall

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  • Search engines been going relatively fine for decades now. But the crawlers from AI companies basically DDOS hosts in comparison, sending so many requests in such a short interval. Crawling dynamic links as well that are expensive to render compared to a static page, ignoring the robots.txt entirely, or even using it discover unlinked pages.

    Servers have finite resources, especially self hosted sites, while AI companies have disproportinately more at their disposal, easily grinding other systems to a halt by overwhelming them with requests.

  • Everyone knows what an email address is, right? (Quiz)

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  • The ultimate validation is to see if it gets sent.

  • ‘Britain’s most tattooed man’ claims he is unable to watch p*rn as 'new age check system mistakes his ink for a mask' | Need To Know

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  • The technical aspect could be a systemic SDLC problem if the software wasn't tested on a broad enough range of users. As for what's broad enough, that's another issue to debate.

  • What is the best Power Outlet, and why?

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  • What's the difference of C and F type?

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  • Classic!

    Reminds me of a HFY (humanity fuck yeah) novel where somone got stranded on another planet and just by taking a dump, their gut biome turned the planet's flora and fauna to shit by digesting it.