Posts by anselmschueler@ieji.de
(DIR) Post #AxKhhmZGQDkkpY6o8u by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-08-19T10:22:18Z
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@hor32 what does that mean?
(DIR) Post #AxLI0gopcJwGquhndY by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-08-19T23:07:23Z
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@futurebird brants
(DIR) Post #AxRRgitUMCP5zElG9A by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-08-22T22:03:17Z
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(DIR) Post #AxXk8i4FzFYtei3Isy by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-08-25T23:19:08Z
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@boilingsteam on my system, the Play Store is sideloading :)
(DIR) Post #AxYIFz6yPhzGz6xnO4 by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-08-25T22:30:48Z
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does the US treasury issue ionic or covalent bonds
(DIR) Post #AxcmHX3DUISRnChSAS by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-08-28T09:36:41Z
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@Haikyoneko @WiteWulf @xy yes
(DIR) Post #Ayp5UIMAerK0SJsdtI by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-10-03T03:45:38Z
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The Linux kernel docs say you shouldn't write more than one character to /proc/sysrq-trigger, and then immediately give an example command that writes two characters to /proc/sysrq-trigger (echo prints a newline at the end)#linux
(DIR) Post #Ayt7ywxlE5ihcd30Vc by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-10-05T02:40:10Z
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@foone I don't get how this would happen from mismatching the input framerate. wouldn't the PNGs get chopped in half on the byte level? PNG isn't just a pixel stream right?
(DIR) Post #AzBSRJVKVTmZZOpWTo by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-10-14T01:01:18Z
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@futurebird how about a piece of cheese [I hope you get the reference]
(DIR) Post #AzHaUlDLu2osxgKqw4 by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-10-16T23:21:03Z
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@internetarchive so-called "internet" archive /s
(DIR) Post #AzwMmBfjS11PC8XJSq by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-11-05T15:55:32Z
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@lain don't
(DIR) Post #B07CWDdvqoDdcbZtUe by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-08-05T22:54:10Z
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UNIX compliance meme made in #Inkscape#unix #macos #meme
(DIR) Post #B08NaI7YRCO7JzXPMW by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-11-08T15:22:14Z
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@bagder @kkarhan @undead @EmberI don't think this is a good strategy. We shouldn't assume people will try to circumvent any ban. I grant that a direct confrontational ban might not be the ideal strategy, but it will still remove some AI slop that an open policy wouldn't. Not everyone who wants to contribute with AI is someone who cynically wants code in the project for whatever reason, no matter how. And AI is and will almost certainly continue to be a huge risk. The risk isn't just in the technical quality of the work, but in who's responsible and who's getting access to the code. We shouldn't assume code review will catch problematic things, and AI access isn't just the same as access by low (or high) skill contributors.We also should push back on AI contributions just because AI is bad. Here, I mean the current "system" of commercial generative AI. It is just directly bad and causes harm, and risks much more harm. Much of that is just due to general problems in society but a lot of it is specific to current AI trends and companies.
(DIR) Post #B0DStU7vHQR3J4mPb6 by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-11-13T22:07:41Z
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@stux We were taught much more about how the Nazis came to power and what they did in Germany than about the second world war
(DIR) Post #B0qlJEBKUYPx2cyMbo by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2025-12-02T21:07:56Z
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@futurebird What's stdev stand for here?
(DIR) Post #B2DrJevt5oSPgr0GtU by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2026-01-11T23:39:37Z
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@noheger Steve Jobs has been rolling in his grave ever faster and faster over the years. These days he must be fast as a drill.
(DIR) Post #B2K2EemiTpIeEBI4My by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2026-01-15T21:56:23Z
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@futurebird Assuming you're using ▷ to represent the red triangle, it seems to me like there's a card that appears twice in the image but not in your list. Namely the one at the top and at the bottom right, which I'd render as ▷■. At the top the triangle is rotated differently so it's perhaps ■▷? Still, I can't find both of those in the textual representation
(DIR) Post #B2K3E2GNnmtWi3QzNQ by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2026-01-15T22:07:28Z
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@futurebird I haven't checked exhaustively, but it seems to me that interpreting this as base 4 is sensible, and you can deduce that ▷=0 and □=1, but I don't see a way to pin down the values of ▣■…
(DIR) Post #B2NZfPJlyP7G2RzmDI by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2026-01-15T23:06:46Z
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Any sufficiently complicated package manager and build system contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of #Nix.Unfortunately, saying that gives the impression that Nix is somehow comparable in elegance to Lisp. I’m sure I would come to believe this if I used Lisp as much as I used Nix. But in the meantime I need to point out that Nix is itself ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, and slow.NOTE: Apparently this is a bit too obtuse. This is a reference to Greenspun’s tenth rule, which says "Any sufficiently complicated C or Fortran program contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of Common Lisp.". And what I meant by "[…] I would […] believe [Nix is comparable to Lisp] If I used Lisp [more]", I meant that that would happen because I’d start liking Lisp less.
(DIR) Post #B2NZiIuqEU7t3FiPLM by anselmschueler@ieji.de
2026-01-17T14:55:45Z
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@nobody that's literally what I said