Start my own research company.
Good. Very good President. Some even say the best President ever.
Plugged one ethernet outlet to another on accident. But they were wired to the same dumb switch. So essentially I connected two switch ports together. This took the school network down for 4 days đ
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My wife is an RDH and she got us this one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HFQQ0VU it's expensive but I love it - ever since I started using it I have less build up (according to my dentist) and my gums don't hurt at all. The first few times I used it it was also very gross because whatever tiny food particles it picked up from my gums smelled very bad.
The only word of caution is if you have prosthetics/crowns/dentures you need to select a tip that is made for that job. The default tip might not clean right or even break some of the smaller parts (the pressure level can be adjusted so it depends on what can you tolerate, but over time you'll be able to tolerate more and more pressure because your gums will heal)
Everyone has their own projects because they feel more control and freedom working on their own project. As a result we all have 30 unfinished projects and thatâs it.
Then make a vector of colors, and make a function that match
es string to index in that vector
Run! Itâs the Feds!
Just make a function that match
es string and outputs your colors. Itâll be faster and easier than any extra crate.
I believe so.
Would they though? I mean whoever hasnât left Meta yet isnât swayed by their antics and Meta is essentially promising too add more content by leeching off of fediverse
Well ok we donât know whatâs actually happening and our mental models of people and companies differ ever so slightly. Not enough to discern on itself but enough that in this scenario the differences compound and we arrive to different conclusions. The reality is probably going to be somewhere in the middle of our scenarios. I do however think that the fediverse should err on the side of Meta being very dangerous because the alternative will catch us without options.
Why? From Who?
From everyone like right now where thereâs a bunch of bugs and wants to have certain tools for moderation. Just look at how many issues have been added to lemmy in the past 3 weeks. And thatâs just a fraction of Reddit users joining. Having millions of Facebook users being able to interact with lemmy will likely expose many more bugs and show the need for more moderation.
Same applies to your question about the troll wave - they are currently coming from Reddit. And once Meta joins - more fediverse exposure will let more people know of fediverse, and those new people will have trolls among them.
What are the chances that this is something so significant that people would be willing to switch software over it?
Meta has been in the market of attracting people for a long time. Donât underestimate their R&D . People on Reddit used to join subs just for having certain bots. Meta can easily bring a ChatGPT bot to lemmy for example. Again this might not attract you but you have to think about the average person.
I think your one good argument against my scenario is defederation. Unlike XMPP the fediverse is already gaining critical mass where defederation can be a viable option. But again Iâm sure Meta R&D can âhelpâ with it
Example: Meta federates with lemmy. Lemmy is small so it gets more feature requests than it can code up. Meta comes in and looks at the most requested feature thatâs been put on lemmy's backlog. Letâs say itâs some mod tool. Maybe even AI mod tool that sorts comments based on sentiment analysis. And they only implement that feature for Meta clients - not for lemmy. Suddenly mods have a choice - use lemmy and face flood of trolls in their communities or move to Meta and be able to properly moderate those troll waves. Some will stay, some will move. Another new cool feature for Meta, some will stay, some will move. Eventually most users will be on Meta client because it has all these useful features. OP's article describes the rest.
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I want to start a discussion of MIT vs GPL and see what you all think
Managed switch works for Linux but not for u-boot?
I had the weirdest of a problem. Two computers communicating with each other over ping and TFTP works. When I boot one of them into U-boot (a bootloader that supports TFTP boot) it canât ping not load tftp of the other machine complaining on ARP timeouts.
I swapped with a dumb switch - all works. Everything else (machines, cables) are the same. The managed switch is a Cisco switch and I have a serial console to it, but Iâm not familiar with managing those switches - what feature is potentially blocking u-boot's arp packets?
Iâve double checked with tcpdump - the other machine never seer u-boot's arp packets, but does when the same board is booted into Linux.
Iâve also checked Cisco's monitor event-trace arp continuous
and it didnât print any packets but it did say link status went from up to down to back up when I rebooted.
Is there some sort of Mac filter on Cisco switches?
Even for that there are some nice (vim and otherwise) features where clicking on an error automatically opens up the right file and sets the cursor at the location of the error. Or just seeing errors in a separate panel from the rest of the code.
At the end of the day thereâs some cost-benefit analysis for time spent setting up environment vs time saved by previously setup features. Autocomplete saves a good amount of time but even something like same-file-word suggestion can save a lot of time without any setup.
No that's correct. Slight deviation from email is that email is unicast - you send email to one person (and if you have multiple recepients it gets copied that many times). On lemmy the code on instances does something more like a optimized broadcast when you post to your own instance when someone is subscribed to a community on your instance.
It works like email. All instances talk in the background between each other.
Iâm sure the automation just looks for keywords so pass the link through a url shortener and not say lemmy or beehaw in main text.
Your text is almost exactly my thought process too. But unlike Reddit if you donât like how a community is moderate you can go start the same community on a different instance and lead its moderation efforts the way you think is appropriate. Then the communities will follow natural survival prices where whichever community is liked more will attract most people from the other community
Yes but people should also factor OP's experience into recommendations. They are not a regular developer, self-taught programmer who uses C++ for work. They are probably not familiar with many build-chain internals, command line debuggers, and compiler search paths. So while everyone in this thread can probably agree that something like code completion is better than not having code completion, I think itâs also fair to get op started with something quick and easy like VSCode and then once they are comfortable they can go figure out how to install cool plugins for neovim
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Active and Hot sortings are not weighted by community activity
Technically New isnât either but that one makes sense. However whatâs considered Active on [email protected] is unattainable on say [email protected] as a result I see many posts from very active communities and nothing from less active ones.
Is there a work-around for that side from going to each of the communities Iâm subscribed to? Or is this just a todo for lemmy devs for now?
I had to look the definition up
I googled "missing medieval servant" and it came back "page not found."
Polarized communities?
Russian propaganda machine was full force in America during the 2016 election and Iâm sure it still is quite active to an extent in the states. Whatâs the general feel for Russian propaganda in Ukraine? Are there many Russian-supporting Ukrainians? Do many of them change opinions once Russia is in their towns?
Uhh I should note that Iâm quite ignorant on the subject and if my question makes you irritated - Iâm sorry I donât mean to start anything.
Framework to play with statistical machine learning
Weka implements a ton of statistics-based ML algorithms as well as some validation tools and graphs. All you need is some data in almost-CSV format and you can run some statistics analysis on it. This isnât neural networks so you donât need neither a powerful GPU nor gigabytes of data. Some tutorials online get useful results with 10-20 entries.