xz-utils

I’m a computer engineering student and you remembered correctly, it reaches the final voltage times (1 - 1/e) at the time given by the time constant. Though technically e is the base of an exponential in this case

Mathematically, the thing about e that causes this is the fact that d/dx (e^x) = e^x. In simpler terms, if a car is driving in a straight line and its speed increases e (2.71) times per second, then its distance travelled always equals its speed (plus some amount that doesn’t change) (ignoring units)

The other cool property about e that I know of relates to complex numbers, but I don’t think I can explain that in a way that’s easy to understand

Pi can be seen in real life (obviously not with full precision, but close enough). Simply make a 1 cm rod on a lathe and measure its circumference, and you’ll see it’s ~3.141 cm

The same goes for root 2. Simply measure the diagonal of a 1 cm square

Not sure where you’d see e in real life, though (excluding as the base of an exponential, because any exponential can be trivially rewritten with any base)

Ok, so not every single student does this

More importantly, not every university has test conditions that make this possible. The ones that do are doing it wrong

@Theoriginalthon@lemmy.world knew this would happen

While it may seem counterintuitive, cloud LLMs use less electricity than local LLMs. When serving a single user, an inference engine spends very little time and power doing calculations, and most of it reading in the model (weights) from memory

Cloud LLMs serve multiple users and therefore batch requests, so a model that has been copied once from memory can be used to generate hundreds of tokens

Do you know what “favourable” means?

No.

I think a lot of people who strip screws do so because no one told them that Phillips and Posidriv are different and incompatible

Ignoring the Islamic Republic of Japan part, is it 11 missiles or 111?

ZFS it

• ChatGPT -> llama.cpp
• Dropbox -> Syncthing + ZFS
• PayPal -> Atto
• Google Home -> Home Assistant
• Google Docs/Sheets -> Collabora Office

Some of these require self-hosting, so you might need Headscale or WireGuard to connect to them

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What are the vulnerabilities that you’re afraid of? Can you answer this purely from the info OP gave, i.e. without making assumptions about what the server authorizes the phone to do? OP’s post does not indicate that they’re violating the principle of least privilege in any way.

Scheduled snapshots (btrfs or zfs). If the compromised account deletes or modifies files, they’re still there in the past snapshots

Filesystem-level snapshots are quite space-efficient because they don’t make copies of all the files or even whole files; just the blocks that changed.

I assumed that’s what they meant by “group bit”. I guess maybe they were talking about capture groups

I use it in Vim. Sometimes you want to rename a variable that’s present multiple times in the same line

In Afrikaans too. Probably in a lot of languages

You probably spent more time looking into this than they spent writing it

The curvature of spacetime caused the ground to accelerate towards OP