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ReveredOxygen , to piracy in How big is YOUR collection?
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6 shows (131 episodes) at 240 GiB
2 movies at 80 GiB

daniskarma , to showerthoughts in With the prison sentences for activists who threw soup on "sunflowers", our society has affirmed that an illustration of nature is something we value.

Humans value art. Specially irreplaceable art with significant historical importance.

viking , to android in Buying a Pixel 7 Pro, install Custom ROM or stay on default?
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I hope you’re aware of xiaomi.eu, where they host debloated, community-developed ROMs.

NadiaNadine , to retrogaming in What are your favorite Nintendo 64 games?

Waverace

Pilot Wings

Mario Cart 64

Perfect Dark

jaxiiruff , to showerthoughts in A message on navigating life's uncertainty

Thanks.

deadcatbounce , to piracy in How to rip copy-protected DVDs on Linux in 2024
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What happened to libdvdcss? Is that not a thing anymore?

From what I remember - it’s been a minute - there were many encryption keys that the publishing houses used to encrypt the DVDs released to the wild and they were packaged up in this codec, when they were found.

randon31415 , to technology in Posit: In the future, generative A.I. will be thought of as the unconscious part of a general A.I.'s mind.

Even if it doesn’t work the same way, humans anthropomorphing pattern detection will grapple on to it as “same function, so same thing”. As we slowly build general AI, other “things that don’t work that way” will be attached on to it until we have a full general AI whose brain works nothing like humans but has pieces that work in similar fashions.

Sort of like how 60 Watt LED light bulbs don’t use 60 Watts. “They produce the same about of light, so they must use the same amount of energy!”

Hackworth OP ,

On the flip side of that, the discoveries that accompanied attention transformers are changing the way we think about our own neurology:

A new study bridging neuroscience and machine learning offers insights into the potential role of astrocytes in the human brain.

Convergence of Artificial Intelligence and Neuroscience towards the Diagnosis of Neurological Disorders

And how we study it:

Artificial Intelligence shaping the future of neurology practice

I try not to be quick to assume that intuitions around similarities are correct or incorrect, but I trust they are worth exploring.

CountVon , to nostupidquestions in Why are weather apps so bad at telling you the current weather?
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MinuteCast from AccuWeather does exactly this. It looks at your location, looks at radar data for storm systems approaching your location, and estimates when precipitation will start at your location and how intense it will be. It’s generally pretty accurate, with some limitations. It seems to be pretty good for consistent rainstorms but it can get tripped up by pop-up thunderstorms, where the radar track can go suddenly from no rain to downpour. It doesn’t make predictions more then 2-3 hours out because past that timeframe it’s not easy to predict if weather will continue on its current track or change direction. Even with the limitations, I use it all the time. Mostly to tell if I should take the dogs out right away, or if I should wait an hour or two.

scytale , to nostupidquestions in Why are weather apps so bad at telling you the current weather?

Weather Underground allows you to filter down to your zip code. Not accurate down to your exact vicinity, but better than the weather forecast for your entire city.

BCsven , to linuxmemes in Have you tried NixOS?

Yep, running on 2010 laptop. works great.

lvxferre , to linux in I Love Linux (because it isn't Windows)

I don’t even remember how updates used to be like in Windows. Except perhaps the nagging associated with manual updates.

boredsquirrel , to showerthoughts in I wonder how many US babies have been named Donald in the last few years and may live to regret it.
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If there is USB I wonder why there is no ChinaB

MCasq_qsaCJ_234 , to technology in Posit: In the future, generative A.I. will be thought of as the unconscious part of a general A.I.'s mind.

Technically, what you say is possible thanks to the phenomenon called emergence and it is possible that AI can emulate human minds in the future.

mozz , (edited ) to retrogaming in What are your favorite Nintendo 64 games?
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Happy to see Perfect Dark so well represented - it was a hell of a hidden gem; it got sorta overshadowed by Goldeneye in the collective memory but it was one of those rare and shining examples of a sequel that perfectly added great and innovative next steps to the winning formula of the good first game without mucking up the core mechanics any.

cbarrick , to music in What type of music is predominant on this community?

Random Access Memories by Daft Punk is my favorite album of all time.

Recently, I’ve been listening to Ænima by TOOL.

I could listen to anything by A Devil Makes Three.

Grace by Jeff Buckley ranks pretty highly for me.

Spotify has a playlist called “Songs To Test Headphones With” that I like a lot.

In general, I like anything with a lot of sounds and layers to groove to.

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