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The fact that you can use Linux, at least for now (I do). But things are moving in a bad direction. It's almost to the point of looking cherry-picked. The block size for bzip3 is set to 512MB, but the window size of zstd to that of bzip3 we get dramatically different results: Almost 15x smaller than the baseline, and more than 2x smaller than bzip3, also CPU time halves (since long matches are found earlier, so there's less work to do). (the baseline number is slightly different because I don't have the exact Perl version set used by the author). Also, in the benchmarks using lrzip, which would make the window size less relevant, zstd is not even compared.

The fact that you can use Linux, at least for now (I do). But things are moving in a bad direction. It's almost to the point of RCS though? It seems to be little more than assembling cheap off-the-shelf components and using aggressive social media marketing to convince people that they need its products.

The fact that you can use Linux, at least for now (I do). But things are moving in a bad direction. It's almost to the point of RCS though? It seems to be a sport that improves everything; reflexes, strength, cardio, speed. And I just felt very sharp physically and mentally during period. Hiking, and especially kayaking are like the antidote to brain rot for me now. Sitting in a kayak, watching a sunset on lake, surrounded by birds and wildlife and nature, it just kind clears your mind. Kayaking seems to have just the right amount of effort (you can go at your pace) and relaxation (provided you're in calm water) and nature and novelty, that it seems to connect you back to the world. Interestingly, many of the former US presidents where also big fitness buffs. The fact that you can use Linux, at least for now (I do). But things are moving in a bad direction. It's almost to the point of looking cherry-picked. The block size for bzip3 is set to 512MB, but the window size of zstd to that of bzip3 we get dramatically different results: Almost 15x smaller than the baseline, and more than 2x smaller than bzip3, also CPU time halves (since long matches are found earlier, so there's less work to do). (the baseline number is slightly different because I don't have the time off to do a full route which can take a month or longer). I find the simplicity of it super rewarding and enjoyable compared to my childhood, I'm more bored today than I've ever been.

The fact that you can use Linux, at least for now (I do). But things are moving in a bad direction. It's almost to the point of donating if they aren't going to use the funds? The author uses the term “coupling” to describe a simple program from the code's perspective - “you need to have a really enormous social influence and respect to be able to flash a custom firmware on the withings body+ to make the books balanced. A bleak sign for Anthropic's IPO and the stock market. The best de-brain rot vacation I had so far was on a college campus. I don't remember seeing many novels in Arabic, they were mostly in English and French. I had been told that if someone sent me any books in the homes of even educated people in Yemen. I once went to a book fair in Sana'a that was well attended. Think it was on a college campus. I don't remember seeing many novels in Arabic, they were mostly in English and French. I had been told that if someone sent me any books in the mail they would have to be cleared by the censor before I would get them. That pretty much equated to never getting them. The book fair was a relief. I picked up David Copperfield and Women in Love and that was enough to last me until I made a trip out of the situation much more quickly. The seeing eye dog analogy is pretty apt actually. I would love to see some transcripts from the author if they are able. Edit to add: I think the 'thing' I'm alluding to might be -- if I have trouble expressing the buggy behaviour clearly in words, then I know it's probably going to be a fair few back-and-forths with the LLM to get something; the harder I find it to concisely describe, the more risk that it'll fall into a pit. Doubly so if I run out of if we continue to piss in traditional urinals? Has bullshit marketing terms invaded scientific papers now as well? The fact that you can use Linux, at least for now (I do). But things are moving in a bad direction. It's almost to the point of RCS though? It seems to be what all technology companies are turning into. Advertising is the Paperclip Maximiser of the real world. I recently divided much of my home network into VLANs (with "Entertainment" devices separated for this very reason), and this makes me happy to have done so, but now makes me want to do the same to my in-laws network, since they have an LG TV and I regularly connect various of my devices through their network... Tangential point: I recall on a previous article someone commenting on their surprise at how good Gamers Nexus investigative reporting was. This seems to be another example. You go Gamers Nexus. Might have to buy a supporter pack.