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by 90-00-09 3y ago
That's a good guess! Checked eBay and iCloud locked M2 MacBooks Air go for around $400.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Just FYI: manifest v3 extensions are already cross-browser. They are all based on the WebExtensions API. However, browsers have very specific constraints that require complex alternative solutions (e.g. Safari does not allow reading httpOnl
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Oh I don't argue about art. Most of these decisions are driven by financial constraints, not the artistic vision. And this is not going to change. Christopher Nolan can afford extreme artistic choices like not showing ads or previews b
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Do they mention anywhere what DALL-E version is being used? I have a suspicion it's not DALL-E 3 but happy to be proven wrong.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Apparently Mozilla is working on that for over a year now (announced in Feb '22).
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Ah cool. Yes, that makes sense! Would you allow people browse the list of existing communities and join them, or are individual communities invite only?
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Sounds good. One problem that you will likely encounter in FF is that you can't open the native extension popup (the one that is attached to the action button) programmatically. That severely limits how you can present your UI, with th
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Here is evidence: large crowds of extras have already been replaced by CGI. This is a list of 10 movies with the most number of extras: https://www.tasteofcinema.com/2017/10-movies-with-the-most-n... . The most recent e
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
I really like the UI: 1. using the new Chrome Sidebar API is a great choice! 2. selecting actions to show in the context menu is also a convenient customization idea Are you considering porting it to FF? Other than the Sidebar API it should
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
This is an interesting take. A couple of observations: - Small groups of people who know each other IRL are very sensitive to breakups. When a couple breaks up, it frequently splits their friend group into 2 camps that "follow" on
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
It's too early to say who is winning/will win, of course. But so far the UI and its accessibility have made a huge difference in how different gen AI models are being used. For example, I struggle to see DALL-E winning over Firefl
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
This is quite an exaggeration. Integrating DALL-E into MS Paint has basically no similarities to the vast gen AI feature set announced by Adobe. - Firefly Vector model - Generated templates - Res-up upscaling for videos and gifs - Fast-fill
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Personally I think that’s the best selling point of passkeys. Most non-tech people don’t use password managers and have to memorize passwords, reset frequently passwords they can’t remember, etc. Security is way harder to sell than convenie
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Here is Google discussing how passkeys are easier and simpler to use than passwords: https://security.googleblog.com/2023/05/making-authenticatio... Here is 1Password discussing how passkeys are simpler to use tha
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
How does this address OP's concern? If you have a single device (e.g. an iPhone) and you store all your passkeys on it, then losing it means you lost all passkeys. Your post describes exactly that: - "I can’t recover the keys if I
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
It is a bit disappointing. This video did not show anything more "extreme" than various Boston Dynamics videos from years ago. And to be even more pedantic, this is hardly parkour at all. Jumping over a gap and climbing on a box h
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Looks like it slows down just a tiny bit (needs time to compute?) before making some of the jumps in this video. So not completely losing momentum. Wonder if this will look more fluid once it's able to reach a higher speed.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
My understanding is that such robots do exist and have a different application. For example, balancing on longer hind legs by lifting the rest of the body up, then making a jump over a gap is likely easier than when using wheels. In terms o
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Agreed! After blocking Twitter I either see nothing where an embed is supposed to be, or only see emojis rendered in the middle of an otherwise blank area.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
What a wonderful experiment! My favorite type of posts on HN.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
I always imagine large scale financial fraud as something requiring a great amount of financial expertise. Seeing this code snippet is surreal.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
That's just moral defeatism. Fraud exists in many businesses and institutions. A healthier outlook on this is that we need to stop it whenever we can, not that we should give up because "everyone does it".
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
I typed this from memory, so probably not repeating LLMs word for word. If I change that prompt to "As an AI language model..." the detection works as expected. In a sense, a broader point my original comment demonstrates is that
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Even in the US there are enthusiasts who buy and restore super cars for cheap (relatively speaking). There are several crafty YT channels showing the process from start to finish.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Yup, agreed. In the US the incentives are against repairs, not for. I don't know enough about cars to have an opinion on whether Tesla-style cast bodies will result in more cars being written off with similar damages to other fairly ex
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Still happy not using PHP :) The fact that WP is so big doesn't make PHP ecosystem much more attractive. And I used to do WP dev full time.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Looks like they load all assets directly from the "wp-content/uploads" folder (unless they reverse proxy this path to a CDN, which is unlikely). Plus custom fonts.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Was caught off guard that it rates the following text at only "3.2% chance AI generated": "As a large language model, I am not able to answer this question."
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Not unsafe necessarily. The cost of labor is so high in the US that fixing even minor damage might not be cost efficient. Also consider the possible increase in the insurance fees if you continue driving a car after repairs. Other countries
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
TIL about region-based diffusion. Thanks for the context!

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