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  • Maths

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  • Huh. Learning a fun and cool math trick was not on the list of expected outcomes for today, but I'll take it!

  • Donald Trump posting week-old photo raises eyebrows amid health speculation

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  • I mean, would we even be able to tell it apart from his usual rambling?

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

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  • Yeah I agree. I've used PMOS as well as Lineage and Graphene. The latter was the best experience and PMOS was the one that needed the most work, at least to reach any sort of side adoption.

    I'm actually looking at something running SailfishOS as my potential happy mid-point, but currently the Jolla phone - which would be my preferred device for this - doesn't seem to shop outside Europe yet.

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  • Ok... well we are discussing the fictive ability to speak with somebody who is dead. I'm assuming that whatever necromancy/chronomancy is involved included some sort of translation.

    Hell, if it's necromancy then the only thing we might get out of poor Leo is a "cerveeeeeeelli" before he lunges across the table :-)

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  • I'd go for Leonardo. The others - while I understand things at a basic level - I'd likely not be able to understand most of their fields.

    Maybe Tesla but I'm not sure if the conversation would end up centered around some of the neat science stuff I could grasp or pigeons with laser-eyes ...

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  • As far as ones who actually did things there I'm not sure that Hawking would have even been physically capable at a point where he was famous.

  • Codeberg: army of AI crawlers are extremely slowing us; AI crawlers learned how to solve the Anubis challenges.

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  • Yup. It was more my thought that a low power over could produce sufficient results while requiring less resources. Something that can run on a desktop computer could still produce a database with reams of believable garbage that would take a lot of resources from the attacking AI to sort through, or otherwise corrupt its own harvested cache

  • Codeberg: army of AI crawlers are extremely slowing us; AI crawlers learned how to solve the Anubis challenges.

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  • Yeah that was my thought. Don't reject them, that's obvious and they'll work around it. Feed them shit data - but not too obviously shit - and they'll not only swallow it but eventually build up to levels where it compromises them.

    I've suggested the same for plain old non-AI data stealing. Make the data useless to them and cost more work to separate good from bad, and they'll eventually either sod off or die.

    A low power AI actually seems like a good way to generate a ton of believable - but bad - data that can be used to fight the bad AI's. It doesn't need to be done real-time either as datasets can be generated in advance

  • Vintage

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  • Joystick and MIDI interface port

  • Have you ever cried because of a video game?

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  • The actual ending? Mordin was pretty moving to me.

    "Had to be me. Someone else might have gotten it wrong"

  • Have you ever cried because of a video game?

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  • Interesting. I have the game but am still working through backlog before I play it. From the previews it always seemed kinda like absurdly humorous so I'm kinda surprised to hear that they mix in some more emotional chords

  • Convicted Felon Trump Lies About Crime Rate In D.C., Deploys Troops

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  • Honestly I'd love to see them flip the narrative and stand against the criminal thugs... in ICE and many metro police forces.

  • California May Ban Lyft And Uber From AI Price Gouging Users With Low Phone Batteries

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  • some permissions can be set per app. I'm not sure battery level is one of those and I have apps (i.e. homeassistant) which can read thatwithout me actually having explicitly allowed it. Usually it's stuff one pictures/files, location, camera or health data that are restricted

  • Ah heck

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  • Yeah you just get to do the work of 3+ people as others get laid off and the workload shifted to you, until you can't actually manage to keep up and then either get laid off or quit...

  • Ah heck

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  • I refer to this as "the curse of competence"

  • Denmark zoo asks public to donate unwanted small pets or horses to feed captive predators

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  • My comment was mostly a joke but that is a fair point. No tiger-pit for body disposal then

  • Denmark zoo asks public to donate unwanted small pets or horses to feed captive predators

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  • Not my kid, but if I'm terminal I'm gonna add "killed by some food-safe means and then fed to tigers in front of zoo patrons" to my potential death plans.

    "The funeral will be at the civic building at 10am, and the viewing at 12:00 by the tiger sanctuary in Edgewater Zoo"

  • Anti-Trump MeidasTouch dethrones mighty Joe Rogan as top podcast in US

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  • People need to start somewhere, and sometimes smaller acts of defiance can grow

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  • Makes sense.

    When I spend a lot of time doing 3D design work I find myself looking at the world afterwards in terms of underlying mathematics, angles and shapes. Like I'll look at a cabinet and see rectangles and cylindrical cuts that could reproduce it in 3d, or a lamp-post as a circle extruded along a path.

    People who are really into rocks probably notice more about that stuff because their brains are hyper-focused on such

  • raspberrypi @lemmy.ml
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    Cellular (LTE/4G/5G) SFF boards for CM4/5

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world
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    good replacement options power efficiency and affordable "large" storage?

  • Technology @lemmy.world
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    Kevin Mitnick has died at age 59

    www.securityweek.com /famed-hacker-kevin-mitnick-dead-at-59/