It’s already happening and wastes a tremendous amount of time. In a sea of bullshit slop there might be one (1) claim that’s actually valid and might land you in deep legal trouble if not addressed. As usual small business are the most vulnerable to this.

VOTE UG! UG NO HARD SAY! UG FOR CHIEF!

- Neanderthal brains

There are some things that are simply impossible to find in the EU. I used to be in the watch modding hobby. The only good parts dealers are in Singapore or Hong Kong. Shitty parts dealers on Ali too.

For a complete SKX-style mod, you’d need:

• a mechanical movement
• a case
• a case back
• a crown
• a sapphire crystal
• a stem
• gaskets
• a bezel
• a bezel insert
• a dial
• hands (x3)

That’s a whooping 36 to 39€ extra for a 50-150€ mod. Plus 2€ per parcel because nobody sells all the parts you want.

Nah. Bluefin is great. It’s made by the same people as Bazzite, just much more vanilla and not gaming focused. The issue is 100% between the chair and the keyboard and confined to the browser. I know the system itself is safe, but no amount of immutability can prevent userspace fuckups.

That would indeed be a very plausible explanation… most of the links are ads it’s incredibly horrible.

The gains from increased density were extremely marginal, but then again F1 is a marginal gains game. Maybe you could push a couple extra % more in some parts of the race to gain or secure track position but it wouldn’t change overall performance. That’s also why the FIA switched to fuel weight instead of volume.

On a plane like this it wouldn’t make a difference as weight is more important than volume.

Not at all. In France it’s very common to have roughly the same proportions for the upstroke and downstroke. Both the first and second 1s are perfectly valid and legible and variations come with handwriting. However the downstroke should roughly end at least at the same level as the upstroke’s start.

See this quickly made example, 147 written in French style (above) and English style (below) in my shitty phone handwriting.

As you can see, 1 takes a single stroke and 7 two so we can’t mix them.

It’s not their hobby. It’s their fucking job.

“The average person probably only knows systemd and one or two generations of sysvinit” “and upstart of course” “of course”

Yeah after almost 20 years of mandatory winslop workstation use, I finally had the opportunity to get a Mac work laptop. It’s night and day. Still not Linux, and I had to learn a new UX in record time but at least everything I need and the environment I’m familiar with runs natively instead of having to fight this WSL shit every hour of every day.

Honestly, except from some old graybeards who worked on AIX for 30 years, I’m usually the only one in any given squad who can write shell scripts. Now of course they slop GHA shell scripts and wonder why performance is shit.

Am in tech. Surrounded by tech people. Front devs, back devs, data engineers, data scientists and analysts, IT techs…

They know windows. They know macOS as an “easier alternative for normies”. Some of them even prefer it because it’s “easy”. A few of them even know there’s a terminal somewhere, but wouldn’t git commit from the command line even if their life depended on it.

A lot of them have heard of Linux, in a distant and nebulous way. Most of them still believe that Linux is confined to the server space or a weird dev environment inside WSL because you’re developing for servers, that you can’t daily drive Linux as a desktop, or that you can’t game on Linux. None of them would consider switching even if they spend their day complaining about how shitty windows is.

This is true for about 95% of the tech people I interact with btw. Big tech psyop is real.

When I first joined Lemmy 3.5 years ago I almost joined .ml because it was the dev’s instance. I’m glad I chose .ee instead.

PEI: am I a joke to you?

Wow nice!

How does one buy a CNC? Asking for… er… a friend.

What bothers me is that we are collectively conflating two very different things when talking about “AI”.

LLMs are inherently evil. They are built on the stolen knowledge of the entire human history, are controlled by the worst people alive and destroy everything they touch, from the environment to people’s brains.

Machine learning algorithms are actually neat. A specialized algorithm, trained on a specialized dataset, fine tuned and running on a finite number of features, can actually help humanity survey massive amounts of data that would be extremely expensive and time consuming when done manually. It can and is absolutely used for evil (see dynamic pricing, gambling companies etc). But it can also be used for good. And they’re cheap as fuck to run compared to LLMs. When you hear “AI has solved this and that”, it’s always someone putting the time, effort, knowledge and focus to build something hyper-specialized (unless it’s a $10 billion worth of burned credits publicity stunt).

And that’s a shame. Because LLM cunts reap all the publicity because lazy journalism conflate all ML-adjacent work into “AI”.

Super Switch Fighter II Turbo

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Okay let me try.

First, senatorial elections are indirect elections. Meaning that senators are elected from an electoral college mostly from local officials. The system is extremely complex and depends on the departement’s number of senators, itself roughly proportional to population. The senate as an institution is really controversial, since it has almost always been very right wing because France has a rural bias in terms of of sheer number of rural municipalities vs. urban and more progressive ones (overgeneralisation I know, but mostly true).

Second, the “surge” is only 12 seats of a total of 178 up for election. Not a tsunami wave per se, but still worrying as the system tends to favor the traditional right wing, as it reflects a much larger proportion of far-right presence in local, departemental and regional councils.

And third, because like everywhere else in Europe, nazi cunts from USA, Russia and Israel flood social media with propaganda to destroy democracy from the inside. And a lot of major media outlets are owned by fascist billionaires.