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  • iltgtoScience Memes@mander.xyzDunning-Kruger
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    10 days ago

    gender is nothing more than “today i feel”

    congrats on your strawman, you’re really driving your point home

    numbers can be proven mathematically

    congrats on proving math with math

    there is scientific proof that gender ideology is not “today i feel”, that sex and gender are distinct. you brought up multiple chromosomal conditions which are part of the scientific proof of such claim, but are too sold on high school biology to entertain complex concepts

    if you want to bring “science” in this discussion, maybe read it first? it’s ok to be uninformed, you can be wrong on the internet


  • iltgtoScience Memes@mander.xyzDunning-Kruger
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    10 days ago

    so we agree that

    1: one 2: two

    and then there are just some numbers in between, 0.1, 0.2…

    this is just a fact, you coming in these comments wielding words you don’t understand and concepts you barely grasps doesn’t make you smart or correct

    you’re just a bigot regardless




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    “what is the third gender” your deliberate misunderstanding and simplification of the issue is just bad faith debate. you’re proving us that fractions are “syndromes” by using only integers. this is just a display of ignorance and bigotry, it doesn’t really paint you as smart as you’re trying to appear







  • “Can someone try and poke holes in this idea?”


    you are still proposing a federate ad network. payments are left to crypto (not fedi), credit cards (not fedi) or paypal (not fedi). the shipping is done by shops themselves (not fedi) (also amazon handles ~80% of their deliveries, check in this thread for sources). What’s a “main shop”? doesn’t sound very decentralized. you suggest leaving contestation again to the shops to handle (not fedi).

    what exactly are you fediversing here? the proposition to users would basically be a single view with all shops, but then just delegating to them? there can be value in this, i see it mostly as an ad network leveraging AP and I’m really not a fan. it isn’t really amazon


    being angered by being shown issues in your idea doesn’t help your idea. go visit your local hackerspace and start building if you think we’re just naysayers


  • iltgtoGreentextMurica
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    1 month ago

    not really, for daily commutes any piece of junk that brakes and rolls will do. rode only ~50 bucks bikes for the last five-ish years, old city bikes are indestructible



  • this is an icky issue because lemmy sends votes with empty addressing, so remote instances should count them but not show them to anyone. however mastodon (and *key) sends likes with empty addressing too, but considers them public. lemmy is (surprisingly) right here and should request that the rest of fedi respects the protocol and hides stuff based on its addressing. maybe open issues on mastodon and friendica

    also this issue probably exists when seeing lemmy posts on any microblogging instance



  • your statement is so extreme it gets nonsensical too.

    compilers will usually produce higher optimized asm than writing it yourself, but there is room to improve usually. it’s not impossible that deepseek team obtained some performance gains hand-writing some hot sections directly in assembly. llvm must “play it safe” because doesn’t know your use case, you do and can avoid all safety checks (stack canaries, overflow checks) or cleanups (eg, make memory arenas rather than realloc). you can tell LLVM to not do those, but it may happen in the whole binary and not be desirable

    claiming c# gets faster than C because of jit is just ridicolous: you need yo compile just in time! the runtime cost of jitting + the resulting code would be faster than something plainly compiled? even if c# could obtain same optimization levels (and it can’t: oop and .net runtime) you still pay the jit cost, which plainly compiled code doesn’t pay. also what are you on with PGO, as if this buzzword suddenly makes everything as fast as C?? the example they give is “devirtualization” of interfaces. seems like C just doesn’t have interfaces and can just do direct calls? how would optimizing up to C level make it faster than C?

    you just come off as a bit entitled and captured in MS bullshit claims


  • I would be SoL if I didn’t have one of my original sessions upon making the account years ago still

    key backups are a thing: element tries to make you save the recovery phrase. if you lost your recovery phrase and all sessions, you can still rotate keys and recover the account, just no encrypted history. it seems you’re not familiar with matrix, not that the system is flawed

    99% of rooms aren’t encrypted so are completely and totally insecure anyway

    if this is true, you wouldn’t even be SoL if you lost your session: just rotate keys. very big rooms are unencrypted: what value does e2ee provide when the other end is 10k+ people? any of these may ne untrustworthy, you’re just paying extra infra cost. also, if 99% of your rooms are unencrypted, how do you keep seeing encryption issues?

    these statements seem excessively dramatic and in opposition with each other


    you mention neochat and fluffychat. i explicitly said element, and element x on mobile

    im rather upset at the fact that we have basically no choice: dendrite is getting left behind, construct is abandoned, conduit is weird and conduwuit is not super reassuring. on the clientside, fluffy mostly works but uses old crypto, cinny is slow and lacks a ton of stuff, nheko is a mess, fractal is really underfeatured and i don’t even know what neochat is. using matrix basically boils down to “synapse+element(x)” or “lmao have fun fixing stuff”

    it seems from your replies you lack understanding of how things work and are nonetheless choosing community clients rather than the stuff element does. super valid, i encourage you to do so, just maybe cast your judgment on the actual stuff you’re using and not the whole project itself


    i’d like to close saying that your anectodal experience is not of much value here: you are having issues? i’m not, and neither is all those i’m communicating with. what gives? it’s instead observable that newer developments address the issues you’re mentioning: transparent encryption and simplified sliding sync


    element is entitled, ignoring feedback and constantly playing the victim. its practices with the protocol are despicable.

    the protocol, however, works


  • while “Could not decrypt message” is the n1 meme for matrix, i haven’t seen it happen in a long while, maybe a year. synapse and element x are quite good at this point, you should try matrix again

    im not an element fan, company is a bit spoiled and sassy, but they stopped adding features and went all in on polishing recently. fair, as they’re trying to sell themselves for national deploys


  • honestly hashtags is 100% lemmy’s fault: groups/communities are “audience” AP field, lemmy some time ago aiming to be “more compatible with mastodon” made it so that posts in communities get automatically added an hashtag, and hashtags get sent into communities. this is honestly stupid and should be undone, you’d better aim your anger at lemmy devs.

    regarding mentions, Twitter-like software needs them for addressing: lemmy implies that replies are addressed to replied-to user, other software doesn’t (you may want to contribute to a conversation without mentioning user directly above). if they don’t mention, you don’t see it, you’ll have to just deal with this. you could cook yourself a client that finds mentions in object “tag” and removes them from the body itself if you care this much