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Be the best version of yourself. We are all a product of our environment and opportunities. We are all animals. We are all evil under certain circumstances. All any of us can do is be the best version of ourselves.
Not my point here. BT did not know he would die. Being scared of the potential is not the same as the experience itself.
When a person is injured and in an unstable state they do not seem to be aware that the moment of death has arrived in most cases that I have seen (3).
Not just that really. I have watched 3 people die and none really knew what was happening or when it was coming even when intuitively it would seem like they should. I was apparently lucid for parts of 3 hours that was a total blackness in my memory for years. I have 2 little parts that feel like a very fuzzy dream, but if I had died, I wouldn’t have known anything about the last experiences, pain, or struggle. For a long time I thought that was only due to the massive head injury I had, but thinking of others I have watched die, I see a similar lucid like state without much if any awareness. Sure they were in pain, I certainly was, but there is a disconnect between the sensation of pain in the body from wounds and the trauma that leads to death (IMO). That trauma does not seem to have a tie to conscious experience. It is almost like we are in user space, death in in kernel space, and we can never fully experience kernel space.
I’m in so much pain all the time that even breaking bones does little to phase me any more. I already hurt worse than almost anything anyone can do to me. It yields an interesting perspective on the nuance of death IMO. My intended nuances are often missed on Lemmy.
With some probability but not with certainty. At that age it could be anything.
The post isn’t about knowing in a meaningful or useful sense. In this context it is about the anxiety of the experience in the moments just before it happens.
Not at all familiar with your setup… In general, you need to know where there is a directory that is outside of the non mutable distro stuff, then just create a link in the current directory to the file that is elsewhere.
Android is like this and uses SELinux to enforce context access to files. It has been several years since I hacked around with that stuff, but I think …/downloads and …/data are the two directories that Android allows files access for read and write but not execute. Of course, that is not directly helpful here, but the abstract ideas might point you somewhere useful.
It may also be helpful to have a look at the script that installed the app in the first place. That likely will lead you to how the file was created in the first place. That script knew how to write to the directory. I did silverblue around F2x. This is how I figured out a lot of it; using install scripts when documentation was sparse.
I’d maybe pay to have all IR junk and screen side camera removed. I’d definitely feel it adds value if they would clamp the speaker and mic to the audible range with a hardware filter. Give me a hardware switch to remove modem power and I’d be happy.
At some point some kids learned they could get food and shelter by peddling the dumb shit their dad made up when they were kids.
“Daddy, where is uncle Larry after he touched little Susie?”
He’s burning in hell sweetie.
“… Are we having bacon tonight daddy?”
No sweetie. That’s uncle Larry in hell.
Plan 9
Need max AVX instructions. Anything with P/E cores is junk. Only enterprise P cores have the max AVX instructions. When P/E are mixed the advanced AVX is disabled in microcode because the CPU scheduler is unable to determine if a process thread contains an AVX instruction and there is no asymmetrical scheduler that handles this. Prior to early 12k series Intel, the microcode for P enterprise could allegedly run if swapped manually. This was “fused off” to prevent it, probably because Linux could easily be adapted to asymmetrical scheduling but Windows would probably not. The whole reason W11 had to be made was because of the E-cores and the way the scheduler and spin up of idol cores works, at least according to someone on Linux Plumbers for the CPU scheduler ~2020. There are already asymmetric schedulers in Android ARM.
Anyways I think it was on Gamer’s Nexus in the last week or two that Intel was doing some all P core consumer stuff. I’d look at that. According to chips and cheese, the primary CPU bottleneck for tensors is the bus width and clock management of the L2 to L1 cache.
I do alright with my laptop, but haven’t tried R1 stuff yet. The 70B llama2 stuff that I ran was untenable for CPU only with a 12700 with just CPU. It is a little slower than my reading pace when split with a 16 GB GPU, and that was running a 4 bit quantization version.
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I mean more like a self signed TLS certificate with your own host manually set in the browser. Then only make the TLS port available, or something like that. If you have access to both(all) devices, you should be able to fully encrypt by bruit force and without registering the certificate with anyone. That is what I do with AI at home.
I’ve half ass thought about this but never have tried to actually self host. If you have access to all devices, why not just use your own self signed certificates to encrypt everything and require the certificate for all connections? Then there is never a way to log in or connect right? The only reason for any authentication is to make it possible to use any connection to dial into your server. So is that a bug or a feature. Maybe I’m missing something fundamental in this abstract concept that someone will tell me?
The power can easily be addressed in a buck boost topology and matched to the machine in question much better than a general system for the home as it would remove any need to worry about the standard voltages. Match to the appliance’s needs directly. Then use a small step down wall wart like plug pack to boost the battery as a hybrid option if needed during the down cycles.
If one can think in abstracted objective self reflection, the reaction to “arm the homeless” opens a window on one’s internal biases. If one is afraid of another exercising their right to protect themselves as egalitarian citizens, that is an abusive prejudice. If one is afraid of the repercussions, that is where society presently lacks the impetus to solve the homelessness problem. It costs far less to solve the issue properly too. Narcissism will likely make this logic obscure or blind a person from themselves.
In an idealized exaggeration, the fact that there are so many homeless in the USA is why they should be armed to fight back against a society of prejudiced passive exterminators that harm the disenfranchised of a terrible system.
Maybe I take longer showers… probably the shampoo…
I have too many lithium polymer batteries in my spares drawer to justify buying. I think they are easier to design into 3d prints and make more sleek projects with. The cylindrical cell and holder creates a size constraint for your projects. That constraint is not super convenient when used with circuit boards. If you get something like an ESP32 board that includes a batman chip, it is quite easy to find a lipo that fits in the same form factor and is very compact in my experience. I tend to make things over engineered to the point I don’t finish a lot of them though, so perhaps a cylindrical cell in a larger enclosure would get more projects completed.
I’ve tried 3 times so far in Python/gradio/Oobabooga and never managed to get certs to work or found a complete visual reference guide that demonstrates a complete working example like what I am looking for in a home network. (Only really commenting to subscribe to watch this post develop, and solicit advice:)
“Dumbass doesn’t know the replacement is under the counter. I’ll swap it after the poor miser has a greasy hair day.”