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ahendriksen

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    Comment #28088584

    If you read this blog post and think "Nice! I will buy the same Thinkpad and use Linux", then be aware that the previous generation P14s has serious issues with power drain in stan…

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    Comment #26355929

    What do you mean by “seems to be highly explosive”? I have used Pytorch to model many non-dnn things and have not experienced highly explosive behavior. (Could be that I have becom…

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    Comment #26132174

    Grade inflation: the same test outcome is rewarded with progressively higher grades as time goes on and pressure increases to improve grades.

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    Comment #26003025

    I have been plugging and unplugging multiple displays into my laptop since March. Usually I have emacs running locally (xwayland) and an emacsclient over X11 to a remote server. I …

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    Comment #26002465

    Emacs works perfectly fine under xwayland. The recent pgtk feature branch does not use X anymore under wayland. What is not working for you?

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    Comment #25871578

    The disadvantage of neutron imaging is that you may have to wait two weeks until you can pick up your imaged objects.. Many objects turn radio-active due to the bombardment with ne…

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    Comment #24829062

    For me definitely! I have a tiny VPS running ARM that I use as a build server. I get so much SSH spam that it noticeably slows down the VPS (both with and without Fail2Ban).. "Writ…

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    Comment #24260804

    low-hanging fruit presumably.

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    Comment #22760304

    To me, this quote gave the impression that Jitsi developers similarly (and falsely) claim that it is end-to-end encrypted: > Is Jitsi Meet end-to-end encrypted? #409 > ... "yes, ht…

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    Comment #2156731

    MEMRI is a Israeli non-profit organisation to "aid the understanding of the Middle-East". It is not by any means objective. Its goal is mostly to find inflammatory or antisemitic f…