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@leitzke@hachyderm.io @DJGummikuh@mastodon.social @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange Turn the fan. The fan pulling cool air in is trying to push air into a room already full of air. Also since I assume that your fan is not mounted well outside the window it's mostly stirring the warm air it's sitting in, hoping to "grab" some of that cool outside air in the process. If you turn it, you push the hot air out. Put the fan about half a meter inside so it sits in the hot air and blows it out the window. The resulting vacuum will be filled from the outside - works best if you have a second window open

@grb090423@mastodon.social @leitzke@hachyderm.io @DJGummikuh@mastodon.social @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange you're welcome. I had totally forgotten that this is a thing and was reminded only this morning 🫠 So please remind me again in a few years 😅

@danstowell@mastodon.social @McWabbit@tenforward.social @chuuchuu@toot.community that's right. Canceled trains don't arrive late. That's something the German railways use to improve their statistics quite often

@ratsnakegames@mastodon.social @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange he better play fetch with a stick or ball 😜

@TomF@mastodon.gamedev.place @MicroSFF@mastodon.art doesn't need an alien to get confused by that one

@faliate @LibertyForward1 @davidaugust in many countries glasses are part of "free" health care. Here in Germany it's covered by the mandatory health insurance. To be precise, that's not taxes going towards medical, over here, taxes are separate from health insurance, so politicians can't line their industrial friends' pockets with that money.

@TheLancashireman @mhoye @jonathankoren physicists bread and butter. "x is small, so sin(x) is roughly x"

@LibertyForward1 @faliate @davidaugust that may not last forever. At a certain age you might benefit from new glasses every 2-4 years

@Lydie@tech.lgbt something for you? 😜

@0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange also the European birds are typically larger than the corresponding American ones. The white-tailed eagle we have here is larger than the bald eagle. The crane has about the same wingspan but appears a bit leaner than the eagle.

@maswan@mastodon.acc.sunet.se @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange they're resident in northeast Germany, that's not _that_ far.

@syntaxseed @Kingu uper case I is as narrow in fonts without serif. But then the W usually is a bit wider than the rest of the letters

@GreenSkyOverMe @afx @0xabad1dea I think the 8" ones were even more floppy.

@JensJot @yvanspijk this, yes :)

@marquito @danielka oder nur vorne hinten und rechts fehlt? Oder links fehlt?

@houba @MicroSFF thanks, that one made me chuckle, I'll share it 😆

@keithamus 14/80 🫣🙃

@edebill@wandering.shop @maaikees@sw-development-is.social that's my first reaction, too

@britown can you show the relevant defense stat near the health bar with the 1 that is absorbed? Then the player sees how the 2 is distributed to the armor/resistance and health bar

@islieb@mastodon.social "heute gibt's Kekse statt Chips." Solche Entscheidungen, oder?

@sl007@digitalcourage.social @turi@social.vivaldi.net how would it benefit from being federated? My understanding is that it's a single user app meant for offline use.

@feliks@chaos.social looks about right

@feliks@chaos.social but when the stack trace contains tuples of templated templates, it's time to go to the BIG screen... had to copy-paste a monstrosity of that kind to a separate editor today to disect it. The class name with word wrap took 15 lines

@gregalotl@c.im @aj@gts.sadauskas.id.au @adavid@aus.social @spriebsch@phpc.social @preinheimer@phpc.social @pluralistic@mamot.fr you have a github full with people who can code, but really badly. Have you send the average quality of code out there? 😅

@enoch_exe_inc@mastodon.social @fribbledom@mastodon.social what's worse: getting it to compile in C or C++, or debugging it in a scripting language because the interpreter just runs anything that wouldn't have compiled in another language?

@david_chisnall @j4yc33 @Em0nM4stodon isn't the training itself already a violation, regardless whether the data can be reproduce by the AI or not? That's having a third party process data in a way that isn't needed for the purpose for which the owner provided it.

@oof@mastodon.sdf.org @richpuchalsky@mastodon.social how do you determine that they are faulty? You check their sources. You check the sources of those. It all looks legit. Do you go for a fourth layer of sources? A fifth? When do you stop? When the original slop article is buried 5 layers or more in, it becomes impossible to fact check.

@gabrielesvelto @trochee @mhoye @grimalkina rational numbers. Only the tiniest fraction of those plans will ever be realized

@oof@mastodon.sdf.org @richpuchalsky@mastodon.social AI books and articles become less and less incoherent. That's what they are made for, after all, to sound reasonably similar to human-written text. They don't become more truthful, though, because that's what they're not made for. Bottom line, it becomes harder and harder to distinguish AI slop with a good amount of bullshit from human-written, good research. And even the latter over time is infested with more and more bullshit because when your sources are citing sources that are citing sources that contain made-up AI BS, at some point you won't know what's true and what is not.

@yvanspijk@toot.community if you ever make enough of these to publish a calendar with weekly (or daily???) tidbits like these, let me know. I'll buy one for myself and 10 more as gifts for friends and family 🤓

@enoch_exe_inc@mastodon.social @fribbledom@mastodon.social Python is great - if you use mypy to actually enforce the correctness of those hints and have some discipline in providing the hints so you don't have Any for everything. I enjoy it for smaller things.

@schrottkatze@mastodon.catgirl.cloud @lalonsander@chaos.social they might be near that unmarked yellow dot in the 100kt area

@0xabad1dea sorry to hear you had to put up with reasons. 🫂

@coriander@elekk.xyz @violet_cybrespace@lesbian.solutions it can be quite sweet, especially packaged, since their often add a lot of sugar. If made at home with only a moderate amount of sugar, it can be delicious

@rollbear@fosstodon.org @MatRopert@mastodon.social is there a recording online?

@teahands@mastodon.gamedev.place are you rewatching episodes?

@enoch_exe_inc@mastodon.social @fribbledom@mastodon.social I have a different experience, but then again I'm biased with ~20 years of experience in C++ as my main language. C++ compile errors are rarely a headscratcher, especially when IDE tooling points them out while typing. I realize that may very well be "Stockholm syndrome" and that I probably ignore a huge pain because I'm used to it and my aversion against the debugger is bigger than it should be. A compiler eating >16GB is something I've rarely seen though, unless I start to compile a huge project, using parallel compilation on all cores at once.

@ity@estradiol.city @maaikees@sw-development-is.social depending on how neurodiergent someone is, oneself can be enough people to deal with 😅

@Noortjevee@mstdn.social it depends. If the alternative is being ignored, then getting people angry is a step in the right direction.

@Lydie@tech.lgbt thought as much. https://www.redbubble.com/i/throw-pillow/LiPo-Battery-by-x64-Print/133006003/xwxm :)

@star@fed.amazonawaws.com @binaryDiv@chaos.social @katzenmann@c3d2.social @crowfea @gabboman oh I see - sorry for the misunderstanding.

@JohnJBurnsIII @pfsmet if you think "parts" on an atomic level, then yes. Except for atoms worked into the rocket, cabin, fuel, or anything shot into space ever, including stuff blasted out of the atmosphere by cosmic radiation. And of course except the 10 other astronauts currently in space (7 on ISS, 3 on Tiangong).

@blinry@chaos.social is that 3 days of training per week?

@JohnJBurnsIII @pfsmet if you include people long dead, because they've lived there a long time ago, then you also include the 4 astronauts, because they lived there a few days ago

@teahands@mastodon.gamedev.place oh that sounds like fun 😁 Had to look up that Leftfield cover. Yikes 😅

@star@fed.amazonawaws.com @binaryDiv@chaos.social @katzenmann@c3d2.social @crowfea @gabboman I did write "can't think of MANY", not "can't think of ANY", didn't I? 1 actual use case and 2 gimmicks aren't many, definitely not a "whole suite" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@gufferdk@ohai.social @maswan@mastodon.acc.sunet.se @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange interesting. Last info I found said that they're not breeding in the NL

@Richboy50@woof.group @maaikees@sw-development-is.social the problem in many cases is perspective. As a customer you're so familiar with your domain and the problem that needs solving that it's easy to assume the provider knows what you're taking about without going into every detail. And for the provider it's easy to make assumptions, too - and they differ.

@rollbear@fosstodon.org @MatRopert@mastodon.social huh. My bad, I'm not sure it showed a quoted post when I looked first 🫠

@piko @lavalaempchen *meld*