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Occam's razor does not apply to hypothesis spaces.

Study broadly.

@shpuld

"But.. but.. if you do not constantly allow us to update your system, then it is not secure."

Now this is a proper use of tenure.

This whole lab is a big middle finger to USA government, and large company, censorship and spying.

freedom.cs.purdue.edu/

@lucifargundam

2TB on a hamsterwheel t400 computer processor. I think it might be done before the SPLASH conference next month. lol

So... encrypted LVM on Debian takes 30+ hours to set up.

This is a fresh SSD. Why?... :blobcatghostdead:

@bonifartius Wish I did.

Because of the money the stats doctrine makes, really only graduate school stat and math books get into the meat of it.

@iron_bug

True. Statisticians often go just from probability spaces, instead of the underlying metric spaces.

Mathematicians want to undrrstand more than probability, with fewer assumptions, and more solid inferences.

Math people either love or hate statistics.

What I have found that helps me is to think of the various theorems from the perspective of functions on spaces. Instead of the messy pseudo-math that intro courses present it as, there are underlying measure spaces. Past all the word salad, spaces are what is tossed around and modified to reason about reality.

@lydiaconwell probably just decrying lack of thought in life choices

@groovestomp

C is still the most common language in embedded systems. Do you find yourself wanting to learn about electronics?

@vyivel was a thing. Computercraft does it better though.

@zce@tilde.zone @jrballesteros05

It is not that bad after learning some electrical engineering. Security methods become a lot more comprehensive.

Or maybe the paranoia gets worse, because you realize how small an individual computer or radio device can be. And, you are now inspecting and testing your FOSH for hidden modules.

My computer colleges and their macbooks and windows machines spying on them... Do you even live bro?

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