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Hei1Fuya

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    Comment #18345615

    A decent translation, but maybe not quite idiomatic. Herantasten or annähern instead of schleichen feel more appropriate.

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    Comment #18345137

    German unemployment benefits are conditional on showing evidence that you're seeking jobs. So it's still founded on the assumption that everyone able should be working.

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    Comment #18345082

    But dodging is just a subgoal and margin is not all that relevant. The actual goal is to defeat the player, if dodging by a slim margin happens to be the best strategy then that sh…

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    Comment #18339723

    For drive-managed SMR drives, yes, but these seem to be host-managed ones. So the filesystem has to be aware of the zones.

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    Comment #18338688

    As long as we don't have UBI there's a need for a job to feed yourself.

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    Comment #18338645

    ZoL 0.8 will have sequential resilver which should be able to restore a disk in a few hours.

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    Comment #18337416

    Copy on write filesystems can probably be optimized for SMR by using TRIM commands to punch holes and rewrite the content sequentially in a new zone. Afaik both zfs and btrfs have …

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    Comment #18337021

    Section 3[0] of the paper says that they modelled their NN based on the visual system connectome, albeit with several simplifications and omissions. [0] https://journals.plos.org/p…

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    Comment #18336708

    Unlike the other processes mentioned thought is computation and it is perfectly possible to run computation on wetware or on an emulator and get the same results.

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    Comment #18334955

    The headline is misleading, they built a neural network based on fly visual neurology, not a whole fly brain. And even if it were a full brain, effective societal consensus seems t…