The installation instructions literally have a section for transitioning from standard Ljneage to L4M: https://github.com/lineageos4microg/l4m-wiki/wiki/Installation

Right, because there are only a few options here, and none of them are good for Schumer: He was aware of the plan to vote for the bill, and couldn’t do anything to stop it. He is an incompetent and ineffective leader of the party in the Senate.

He was aware of the plan, and agreed with it or spearheaded it: He, as leader of the Democrats in the Senate, wanted this and cosigned it, leaving him to blame (spoilers, but this is actually what happened)

He was unaware of 8 separate Democrats colluding behind his back to vote for a Republican bill to end a MASSIVELY politically advantageous situation for the Democrats. Again, he is incompetent and should be fired.

Of course, it’s pretty plain to see that their agreement was spearheaded by lobbied interests threatening to pull money out if they didn’t cave, given the massive advantage the shutdown have the Dems. No reasonable Dem would have voted to end it otherwise. And obviously, the Minority Leader would be involved heavily in those discussions.

They’ve had this oppertunity before. They voted with Republicans to avoid shutdown last time, including my Senator Durbin. What makes you think anything has changed?

Reread the text, this is from the IL National Guard

You can via git add -i foo.bar

I believe the only issue with that is that it can only go by hunks. If your changes are sufficiently far away, you can select them separately. But if you change one function that should be in patch a, and another function 5 lines down that should be in patch b, I think you’re screwed

That being said, this is all from memory, so don’t quote me on it

Linux? No. Proton, yes, unless they are using kernel-level anticheat like Apex

Not only is md5sum not proven to have equal dostribution, it is specifically known to not have equal distribution, only nearly equal distribution.

A hash function is any function that converts an arbitrary input size into a specific output size deterministically. No other requirements are there. A hash for a simple job could be just adding the ascii values together and give the output. Needless to say, that would not have an even distribution.

The hashes not being there isn’t particularly relevant within a hash function outputting a specific size. If your hash function is always 64 bits for example, the fact that you have 3/4th of them not exist means you should be operating as if its a 16 bit hash, not a 64 bit hash. If you still do this math based on the 64 bits outputted (2^64 boxes) you’d arrive at very inaccurate numbers.

This is valid on a single unlisted assumption: The hash function has equal distribution. If your has function ends by multipliying the has value by 4, for example, your number of possible boxes is 1/4th the otherwise expected value based on the size of the hash output

I just put it in reader mode and the refresh. Worked here.

This is just going to be used to allow fascist propaganda, isn’t it?

It seems pretty clear he meant the latter

I have literally never had any issue with Kitty on any of my servers or local machines

Hey, it’s not doiing nothing. The banks are loaning it out and collecting sweet, sweet interest on those billions.

Surely the states rights people will have something to say about this

For one, that first block is very much so determined based on any one persons definition of AI. I wouldn’t call A* algorithms AI, but others might.

Regardless, this is specifically about Generative AI, not CPU players or mob logic in video games

This is the same dude openly supporting the ethnic cleansing of Palestine. Forgive me if i don’t believe he is being genuine.

“aliens who have once passed through our gates, even illegally, may be expelled only after proceedings conforming to traditional standards of fairness encompassed in due process of law.”

From a Supreme Court decision in 1952, even undocumented immigrants are subject to the due process clauzes of the Constitution: https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ll/usrep/usrep345/usrep345206/usrep345206.pdf

Per Evenwel v. Abbott (2016), even those who cannot vote have a say in policy “Nonvoters have an important stake in many policy debates and in receiving constituent services. By ensuring that each representative is subject to requests and suggestions from the same number of constituents, total-population apportionment promotes equitable and effective representation.”

Undocumented immigrants are also counted im the census, and thus are represented in Congress and the Electoral College. And since they are represented in congress, they are constituents of their congresspeople just the same as citizens or documented immigrants.

Yes and yes. This is a long-settled matter, legally speaking.

Always has been