Yeah, I thought that since they’re not storing video, they do some preliminary stuff on it, but this way it’s way cheaper. There is also different type of camera and even different company that also does the same, so it’s possible that those are bigger

From environmental perspective I like it more when someone finds them thrown in a ditch with no identifying information, and reuses it.

It’s so sad I don’t live close to those things.

That’s actually way better. Don’t shit where you sleap and all that.

64 is definitely too much, but they do real time video streaming with I’m sure some preliminary processing and maybe some ml shit. All of that is memory intensive so 2 is def too little, and ddr3 might be too slow. It’s totally soldered onto the board though, that’s for sure.
Edit: https://cdn.lantronix.com/wp-content/uploads/pdf/MPB-00092-RevB-Open-Q-624A-SOM.pdf apparently you’re right, and I was way off.

It’s not the case in the US de jure, because there are several christian denominations working together and against each other, so there is no one official clergy. However, de facto the US is ruled by and for Christians, every important decision, almost every elected official, a lot of the laws, all of the customs revolve around Christianity and exclusively Christianity-related. It’s impossible to overstate how it’s not like that in every other western country. The two closest examples I can think of is Polland and Ireland, two traditionally very Christian countries, and even then it’s not even close to the levels of jesusness US exhibits.
When a EU citizen answers that they’re christian on a poll, more often than not they’re doing it because their parents did and that’s the extend of their religiocity.

t does though give us some insight to minds

And that’s the whole thing, I’m pretty sure it doesn’t. The same way knowing how computer RAM works doesn’t give you insight into how human memory works, even if the word memory is used in both cases. A bunch of llm bros think it does though.

models spontaneously creating their own internal workspace like an inner monologue or quasi subconscious

The fuck they aren’t. The token predictor predicts a token. The probability of a token is reinforced by human reactions to it. When it started generating words that usually describe inner monologue, humans started freaking out, which reinforced this probability. It’s literally “say I’m alive - I’m alive” meme.
It gives us a good glimpse into human psyche however. It shows how easy it is to full people by pretend language, how willing we are to ascribe agency to anything that can pretend to write words. And even that’s not new, ELIZA was 60 years ago.

Falling for other different grifts

Which ones? I’m not familiar with this side of him

What do you mean? Cory figured it out like 20 years ago already, he was reporting on tech bro grift from the beginning

The amount of good computer people specialised in ml, who think this knowledge gives them understanding of human mind that even neurobioligists don’t posess is staggering. And depressing.

Worst people you know pretend they read a math paper from 10 years ago, and it gives them deep understanding of all the complex problems you can imagine. It’s hard to overstate how much this one paper fried their brains. It’s even harder to overstate how it’s actually just one paper about computer math

We would’ve bullied those nerds more for misusing the word neuron. It was cute at the time, but now they’re running around being all weird thinking that since they can pretend to read that one paper a better way to do one computer thing, it makes them experts in how brain works, just because there are similar words.

Not really, no. America is unique among wealthy and powerful countires, it’s the only theocracy on the “west”, and it’s almost the only one where christians are majority. Except Vatican maybe.

I would only recommend not starting with Ubuntu, there is a cultural idea that it’s the easiest, but it really isn’t, and has some very unique “features” that aren’t for everyone.
The bigger question is not what distro to get, but what desktop environment to chose, because that will be your interface and that’s where the first point of tension will come from. I highly recommend KDE.
Other than that, every modern distro will be basically the same, you install steam and it just works.

Well, it doesn’t in the only source of knowledge we have: the game Portal. I don’t know enough about gravitational forces to have a coherent theory on it, gravitational waves moving through space-time is a bit beyound my real understanding. But in the game if you put a portal on a ceiling, it doesn’t “suck” you until you’re throuth it, so there it isolates gravity somehow.

To the space outside of the blue portal. Moving the orange portal doesn’t drag the whole surroundings, so assuming both places are on the same planet, the momentum of the box in relations to both places is the same

Hope so. But I will be convinced when it passes through the growing phase.

Sloppy slop is sloppy, op should be ashamed. You fucking playing with vojacs, doing it with slopgen is just beyond idiotic.

Paraphrasing, there are only two types of important projects, security issue riddled, unmaintainable, bloated ones, and those that nobody uses.

Yeah, it’s not serious enough for me. It will become serious if it actually replaces openssl, or at least actually is in use by any significant numbers. Until then, it’s a project that can potentially maybe sometimes be used by someone maybe, which by definition isn’t serious. Like any other project, it needs time under pressure, it needs to mature with use, be supported for some time, accept patches and changes, and sustain constant prodding by people who would like to break your stuff.
OpenSSL is a standard for almost 3 decades, Rustls is cautiously maybe being pushed in experimental branches.
It’s like that with everything Rust related really. We are at a phase where enthusiasts enthusiastically trying to convince someone to consider their new toy, which means we can’t really compare it with decades old projects that were scrutinized and stress-tested by millions of people.

that don’t exist in Rust

That’s because serious projects basically don’t exist in Rust. Yet, probably, Rust seem to be a good language that people like, so those are to follow, but for now they’re rare.
Or don’t, if we discover that Rust has some other issue that only happens when the project grows old enough.
Personally, I’m sticking to the devil I know, the one that has almost 60 years of accumulated knowledge and best practices.