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nirui

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About nirui

You know, I figured if I run this undefined behavior long enough, eventually one day that server will just jump down the shelf and fix the red black tree by itself.

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/nirui; my proof: https://keybase.io/nirui/sigs/oi8UKCZcYxKij-Pi43fDt35S1cHWmEKrFeMHZ4wW5Mo ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49207185

    Based on all the historical events, I'm guessing it'll eventually balance itself out. The violent vigilante groups are one critical weight on the scale. Without it, the cartels wil…

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    Comment #49179265

    Investment or business do also have some gambling factors in it. And both usually cost extreme amounts of money to get started. However, I found that if the bar of doing business i…

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    Comment #49141193

    Not here against Generic methods, but I feel the Go team is in a mid-age crisis where they lack of new things to do to prove themselves. See their iterators mini-drama not long ago…

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    Comment #49131444

    Yes, it only work if the scraper, or rather scraper s cannot collaborate in a smart way (for example, doing Cookie sharing among themselves). That's limited by how Cloudflare page …

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    Comment #49054999

    > not take down systems "Block on pages with ads" is probably about preventing the AI crawlers from clicking on the ads which maybe considered cheating by the ad company. If you wa…

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    Comment #49030345

    One question here: Why you don't see a lot of good American open weight models on the market? I'm guess it's about money? Could there be ways to lower that cost? Sharing idle GPUs …

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    Comment #48975234

    That's why it matters for people to hold the control of the tech, not companies, as I've already mentioned quite clearly. LLM is here to stay, keep denying the fact won't work. Wha…

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    Comment #48967617

    All the emotion of speculations aside, how it runs? It boots faster yeah, but what about RAM and CPU usage? Weird dead loop or dead locks? If it run as good as before or even bette…

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    Comment #48916402

    The USB-C idea is great, but the port design is not. If you search with the keyword "USB-C" and "tugged", you'll find a lot of horror stories ranging from bent socket/connectors to…

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    Comment #48846898

    I mean, even the victims themselves came out and explicitly emphasized that scanning chat messages does not help. I'm feeling these politicians was not doing it for the victims. In…

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    Comment #48782078

    No, I mean just let them host the instance themselves, and they can decide to do whatever. Many of these publishers already got a podcast/video publishing routine anyways and they …

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    Comment #48769302

    Hasn't cared about PeerTube for a long time, but this software is getting really impressive. Maybe it's time to move towards the next step: getting publishers on board. I could tot…

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    Comment #48768985

    You can put the biggest warning on the phone, make it as annoying as possible. Then, the user sees the warning, as well as the fact that all the other people are ignoring the warni…

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    Comment #48758901

    Emotional talk aside, there's not many good solution to this problem, unless of course F-Droid starts to make their own phones. But then, Librem 5 Phone was just failed few years a…

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    Comment #48755253

    How many of you noticed that this is also a form of arguing?

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    Comment #48731657

    > These HTTP servers will typically be private, inaccessible to other devices on the network. Instead, you’ll use them over SSH, or locally. So, if I read it correctly, SSH is ther…

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    Comment #48715095

    > ...instead of injecting $2 trillion and counting into a few AI companies... Similar to the "why we spend money exploring space when there are hungry people on Earth?" question, I…

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    Comment #48624633

    > "hey, boss, can we install action X?" > "Hey, boss, I am going to install action X." They are literally the same thing to me. The tone change don't really effect my decision path…

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    Comment #48608730

    Facebook is not just a "evolution of this concept". I would argue they, along with Twitter (currently know as X) and other similar service is completely different from blogs. The m…

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    Comment #48608514

    Well... they certainly did not show that in the video. Oh and yeah, there are more difficult problem. For example, if the platform moves to lower/lift people in or out the water, s…

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    Comment #48581793

    I watched the video first without reading the text and thought, wow, Midjourney has gotten really good, they generated debris in the water exactly like what would happen in real li…

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    Comment #48513489

    Qwen is still controlled by Alibaba, one company. We can't let the future be in the hands of a few companies, can we? Fun fact: Qwen was not initially a Apache Licensed project, it…

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    Comment #48512819

    > we have no reason to believe their statements about risks are insincere Why? Because they said it a few times? Then if they know the risk, why do they still making it? Comes out …

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    Comment #48491677

    > If you have undefined behavior in your code your bug might become a heisenbug OR, the OS might kick in and throw a segmentation fault etc, often with some information associated …