https://www.deadmansswitch.net/ < this looks like it fits the bill
CameronDev
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I was thinking the same thing, does anyone have a local LLM that they could test against? Local shouldn't have the same preprocessing up front?
On our end (Aus), I'd argue that we were "successful". Outside of a few desperately keeping their culture alive, much of it is dead and gone.
The really shameful part is that we didn't do it 2 centuries ago, it was 1960's. And given we keep destroying their historical sites to make way for mines, it arguable hasnt entirely stopped.
It didn't murder you, but do you keep much of your original culture?
The whole point of the stolen generation policies were to destroy the aboriginals culture. Its not a genocide in the murder sense, but the end result is the same, the group will no longer functionally exist.
Edit: to those downvoting DeathByBigSad, please reconsider, they are asking a valid question.
There is more than one way to genocide. Contact likely ends in assimilation, which is functionally a genocide.
For a historical example of this, see the "Stolen Generation" in Australia.
Not to mention spinning up an instance with thousands of accounts to downvote brigade.
Its definitely not a black and white problem.
3-ball-Dave, can you come here for a minute, we need a scale for this fish brain
It was a generic action film, not bad, but not top 100 IMO.
I happy to believe that its probably trending down, overall PC shipments have been trending down for a while, but 400m drop over 3 years is a huge amount that just doesnt smell right.
A lab computer is used by up to N students typically, so by removing it, there is potentially N more devices being purchased by the N students. So that could mean more iPads or Chromebooks, or even more PCs overall.
And converting a university device to a byod device doesn't necessarily remove a PC either, given the user may purchase a new device for work.
With any statistics to back it up (which none of us have, especially not the original article) all we have is speculation.
Also quite disappointing that no one is questioning, "where did they go". If Chromebooks or Apple picked up a fraction of the "lost" users, they'd be shouting from the rooftops. And a fraction of those users would crush most Linux distros infrastructure, so we'd have heard something.
Yeah, this is just terrible journalism.
Seems like its been pinned there somehow, despite being 2 days old. Happens when logged out as well.
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And self hosting option: https://github.com/storopoli/dead-man-switch