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by 542458 2y ago
I think it’s a server side cache thing. I was loading a specific old topic on that instance and it took very long to load, but once loaded in the first time refreshes were decently fast (even in private windows). I’ve observed the same beha
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by 542458 2y ago
I don’t get the love for discourse. I’m not one of those “every webpage should work without JS” purists, but Discourse seems intent to reinvent basic web features with JS and has some performance issues and as a consequence of both often (m
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by 542458 2y ago
I’m a bit confused by “Bitwarden is built in now” - are you saying that you no longer need the Bitwarden app to connect iOS’s password autofill to my bitwarden vault?
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by 542458 2y ago
There isn’t that much latitude - the “up reversal” and “essential” options don’t really apply here. That only leaves “Abort or Undo”. The concern here is with UIs feeling snappy, so we’re not talking about the type of long-running task wher
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by 542458 2y ago
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines agree with you. Doing things on mousedown is considered an accessibility issue. https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/Understanding/pointer-cancella...
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by 542458 2y ago
So I’m confused to the logic here. You’re running Mac OS, which can call out to all kinds of external services, even from the terminal. Siri is debatably a third party AI feature itself. Why is that OK but this is toxic?
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by 542458 2y ago
> can’t integrate with ai systems Do these locations have no devices running Windows, OSX, or iOS?
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by 542458 2y ago
You don’t need a separate build. This has the exact same risk profile as somebody just navigating to the openAI website, and can be blocked in the exact same way, with network policy. I could see the argument that the iterm needs a more cle
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by 542458 2y ago
I’m a bit confused as to how this investigation worked - how can they tell if clothes were ground for fiber with just airtags?
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by 542458 2y ago
OpenThread is by Google, and not the thread group. Google has released their copyright claims with the BSD license, but the thread group could still C&D you for copyright issues I.e., that your project that includes openthread code viol
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by 542458 2y ago
The BSD license just selectively releases the copyright on the openthread code. It doesn’t affect other legal constructs, like patents or copyrights outside the repo.
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by 542458 2y ago
> patents don't apply to private tinkering unless there's commerce involved. While you’re unlikely to be sued for something you do in your basement that has no broader commercial or cultural impact, it’s not impossible. There i
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by 542458 2y ago
To be more explicit, liberal arts refers to art as in skill , not as in fine arts . Liberal arts education is the dominant educational paradigm in the western world. Any education that emphasizes being well-rounded any knowing something
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by 542458 2y ago
For context, the Apple Secure Enclave chips run an NICTA L4-based microkernel, albeit not SeL4 specifically as far as I know (given the Secure Enclave launched in 2006 and NICTA released SeL4 in 2014). I wonder if this indicates plans to ad
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by 542458 2y ago
LLMs will change their minds today. Most major ones can change their minds on subsequent generations within the same context (“I’m sorry, my previous answer was incorrect,..”), and the biggest ones can change their mind mid-answer (mostly o
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by 542458 2y ago
> There is no AGI without violence, its part of being free thinking and self survival. I disagree. Are committed pacifists not in possession of general intelligence?
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by 542458 2y ago
I disagree. People with anterograde amnesia still possess general intelligence.
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by 542458 2y ago
The Paasche index would be the alternative to the indexes used today that would tend to understate inflation. It is not commonly used however. If you wanted to be move clever you could use the Fisher index or Marshall–Edgeworth index, which
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by 542458 3y ago
If the CPI was designed to make the government look good it wouldn’t use a modified Laspeyres index which introduces overestimation bias by assuming substitution does not happen between basket adjustments. It would be trivial to use a diffe
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by 542458 3y ago
> I recall that they were not very strong magnets. I have one on my desk right now, and it’s pretty strong! They’re historically made from Alnico alloys, which were the strongest type of permanent magnet until rare earth magnets were dis
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by 542458 3y ago
I get a “sign in required” wall on this. Anybody have a mirror or want to copy/paste the contents?
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by 542458 3y ago
It’s an interesting idea, but I don’t think it quite solves the problem here, at least as I understand the problem. The system isn’t designed to protect against actively hostile/sabotaging elements inside the factory, nor was that the
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by 542458 3y ago
Sheet metal curving is probably cheaper than flat panels. A flat panel is wobbly, adding 3D curves to it can stiffen it significantly. A flat panel in any non-matte finish will also display any imperfections like mad (ever looked at the ref
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by 542458 3y ago
The article highlights that many parents whose children are absent are treating the posted assignments/homework as the primary teaching tool, so cutting that back hurts absent kids (I also understand that homework’s has been massively
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by 542458 3y ago
I would hazard a guess that the remains of a mummy still present interesting research opportunities, whereas the skin here is just skin, and there’s no real value in keeping it around other than the sensational. IIRC last time I was at the
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by 542458 3y ago
I think that’s a bit harsh. The early pages provide a high level overview of the timeline of the event and the impact on services. The mission statement is more of a list of key activities, and is only there as framing for a breakdown of wh
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by 542458 3y ago
I feel the article linked by the article is more substantial, this one is mostly a hype piece for the other article. https://www.theregister.com/2024/03/11/british_library_slaps... Or the actual British libra
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by 542458 3y ago
By “archived there even after you deleted from github” I believe they mean “archived on SoftwareHeritage and continue to exist there even after you deleted from github”.
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by 542458 3y ago
Agreed. This is a social problem and no amount of technical solutioneering will solve it. A significant chunk of the US believes Obama is a Muslim and/or Kenyan on the weight of approximately no evidence. Large numbers of people treat
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by 542458 3y ago
I don’t think you even need that level of sophistication. You can probably get “good enough” results just pointing the camera at a high-res screen displaying the manipulated image and putting it slightly out of focus.

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