archomrade [he/him] @ archomrade @midwest.social

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Can someone explain the significance of quantum teleportation in qbit architectures?

From what little I understand, it relies on quantum entanglement instead of electrical current to 'pass' logic states between qbits in different physical space, but I'm wondering why (in this case) they still need to be connected by fiber optic cables?

I thought the point was that it didn't need to pass signals over physical media, and that was valuable because it was instantaneous and secure, but now it's sounding more like conventional computing...?

People here still blaming this on minority voters are deafeningly silent on party leadership holding the coalition hostage over AIPAC funding

Stop directing your anger at people being robbed of basic representation instead of political actors who are gleefully accepting blood money to turn against their constituents and a blind eye to genocide

pay no attention to the other woman on the ballot

Nono, i mean LoT posting this picture, not the protestor carrying the gun

Everything that account does is stochastic terrorism

I love the irony here but this is 100% meant to bait counter protestors with guns to show up to the next one, especially in Wisconsin, and especially with the current administration that has no problem holding a double-standard (liberal protestors with guns are dangerous, conservative protestors with guns are patriots).

Leftists don't have the same privilege as white conservatives do walking around with an open carry. I hope anyone bringing their firearm to a protest understands the risks involved and is ready/willing to use it if things escalate.

Oh my god.

Let's run another old white moderate

I thought about it, but I have a couple other services that could benefit from getting dedicated gpu anyway. Might as well just save for a proper PCIE card.

cool, i might try it

I wanted to get a dedicated card for video transcription anyway, but it's good to know I don't necessarily need it.

I'm curious what you're doing with frigate/ how you're doing it without a graphics card?

I've been using it for object detection, but i had to install it on my workhorse because my server doesn't have a graphics card. I suppose it doesn't need one if you're not doing ml processing, but I'm still curious

Characterizing that as 'unawareness' is a little too charitable, I think.

Tldr - selfhosting is useful when:

• you need a lot of storage
• you need a lot of processing
• you are collaborating with multiple people/family members
• you are sharing media with other people outside your network
• you are sharing media across devices
• you want a standalone backup independent of your mobile device without doing so manually
• you want more advanced AI features that are not feasible to do on device (such as image detection or live security camera object detection)
• you want your home IOT devices to work locally without a cloud connection
• you have old hardware collecting dust and want to put it to use
• you like to make things

Seems like you might have understood the purpose of those apps, you just didn't personally have those needs yourself, and that's fine

Lol well this was fun but I have better things to do

The private password is on GitHub in plain text.

Right because that's a completely normal thing to do

Lmao, you'll have to do better than "experts see discrepancies in the data", because that's what Mike Lindell had, too.

Remote access code + the private admin password + the code to flip the votes

If this were even true, why would they put it on github, let alone with the password in plain text. Lol Jesus christ do you have any idea how ridiculous this theory is?

I don't much go for self-indulgent fantasies, thanks.

edit: i feel like this is like someone seeing a magic trick and immediately being convinced wizards are real.

Why would a clandestine foreign agent publish malware on a public code repository? Some random reddit user claims to have found a repo on github that uses a publicly known username tied to a politically embroiled tech company and now we're supposed to believe it was used to falsify an entire electoral system?

It doesn't even pass the sniff test bud, what credibility are we supposed to lend to these anonymous users?

Do you have any evidence that isn't based on the assumption that democratic voters simply wouldn't split their vote? Or the assumption that people wouldn't just vote for president and not any other offices?

Like, IP logs or recount discrepancies? Evidence of malware on the machines? Anything other than "this looks implausible"?

difference between the nonsense Trump pushed out and this

Trump and his allies cited exactly the same kind of 'anomalous voting trends' as evidence of vote manipulation. Unless you have something more substantive than 'these ballots don't look like we expected them to' then this is exactly the same kind of non-evidence MAGA had.

The biden administration was exceptionally unpopular. Anti-Kamala democratic voters have been very clear about why they didn't vote for her. Rather than reckoning with their complete unpopularity, democrats would rather blame their loss on 'woke' politics and vote manipulation.

After 4 years of liberals laughing away MAGA conspiracies about hacked voting machines in the 2020 election, suddenly those concerns are very serious and very real?

I haven't seen anything in the way of actual evidence something nefarious happened here, except some hefty speculation about split ticket voting and a couple vague (but entirely on-brand) comments from Trump.

It's just funny to me that liberals are unironically repeating the same baseless accusations that chuds were for the last 4 years without much more in the way of evidence (if any at all)

Evidence of Election Hacking

The lack of self-awareness here is absolutely astounding.