Accujack

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by Accujack 3y ago
The reason the papers look like junk is that they were leaked by a rogue former team member who wants credit. The papers weren't supposed to have been published yet, peer review is still ongoing.
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by Accujack 3y ago
Yeah, that guy was linked in the Twitter list above. The papers on arXiv are "crap" because they weren't ready for publication... the actual team's paper has been submitted for peer review to a respected journal and is b
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The papers were not ready for publication(twitter.com)
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by Accujack 3y ago
Wondering what's happening with the room temperature/ambient pressure superconductor that's had 3x posts here on HN? It's turning out to be a wild story regardless of the science... which still seems to be valid, althoug
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by Accujack 3y ago
Ending? Just that generation is moving on. There have been ardent programmers with each new generation that learns computers, I remember well people who could produce massive amounts of code quickly back in the 1980s. It was a different
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by Accujack 3y ago
If you haven't played Arkane's Prey (2017), do so. Having played System Shock and games like it since the original came out, it's a very good successor to it, closer in concept than Bioshock was and very well done.
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by Accujack 3y ago
Even when not making blunders reddit has not yet been profitable.
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by Accujack 3y ago
The FTC is still spooling anti trust enforcement back up from a nonexistent state. A lot of the rules governing mergers and acquisitions haven't been enforced since the 1980s due to regulatory capture. Read up on developments in anti
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by Accujack 3y ago
I don't know about "tons" but Wikipedia says a highway built in 1980 revealed more fossils on the site.
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by Accujack 3y ago
This is unfortunately typical of airlines, even post COVID. If the man who bled was suffering from a hemorrhagic fever like Marburg or Ebola, contacting the blood might have infected the man who used the seat next... or the flight attenda
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by Accujack 3y ago
I agree with your idea - I've been working on a similar one for a while. However, what you write above could almost completely describe USENET news groups. Learning what worked for USENET news and what did not will give you a startin
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by Accujack 3y ago
...or just basic public key crypto for non repudiation and authorization of admin actions.
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by Accujack 3y ago
>I’d assume this starting will reduce inflation by pulling money out of consumer spending. You're assuming people are spending money they would otherwise use to pay these loans. In fact, many of the people who owe on student loans c
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by Accujack 3y ago
Student loans in the US have "special" terms that are unusual. For example, unpaid interest past a certain amount is capitalized, so the principal of the loan can increase if the borrower doesn't make large enough monthly p
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by Accujack 3y ago
Giving anyone who can type full system admin abilities without any need for training? What could go wrong?
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by Accujack 3y ago
>I'm pretty sure the Navy also knows what was causing the "banging" heard underwater during the search. Obviously, an Orca rave.
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by Accujack 3y ago
The more modern ones use hall sensor based sticks. Most new RC transmitter designs have 'em.
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by Accujack 3y ago
I think there are more projects working on Nissan Leaf motors than the Ford one.
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by Accujack 3y ago
That sort of thing has been present on reddit since the start... it was how they started the site. I'd bet they've turned it up lately to try to nullify the effects of the blackout. Predictable and sad, really.
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by Accujack 3y ago
"Please delete my browser history."
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by Accujack 3y ago
>some people have made a connection between the decision to effectively shut down Reddit's API and the increasing popularity of LLM/ChatGPT Those people really don't have an idea how either of those work, nor how cause and
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by Accujack 3y ago
>Are we actually okay with these spaces that shape significant discussion/sentiment being guided by people who lack accountability? No, but there's no way to change this situation because Reddit won't create a situation wh
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by Accujack 3y ago
>The fact that Reddit chose to take this course of action tells me that they don’t actually know that much about their own website. That might also explain why they never built out the tooling to begin with. It's seemed like that fo
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by Accujack 3y ago
Reddit is already threatening to replace mods who continue with the protest. Expect them to replace the existing mods with "friendly" ones and "re open" the subs, then claim they're back to normal.
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by Accujack 3y ago
This is actually as designed, and is a good thing. It creates the possibility for a business model where subscribers pay for access to a big news spool and lots of groups. Just like USENet. There will be some growing pains, but there wil
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by Accujack 3y ago
Until the laws that permit this are updated and the US gains a functional government willing to stop it, nothing.
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by Accujack 3y ago
Exactly. The GOP does their best to once again screw everyone who's not them.
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by Accujack 3y ago
If any exists.
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by Accujack 3y ago
>Australia's healthcare system certainly doesn't come at zero cost It comes at a lower cost than what people in the US already pay. That's right... if we converted to public health care in the US, you would actually pay LE
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by Accujack 3y ago
The #1 frustration is that it's online only, and Autodesk won't let you e.g. use simulation features with local hardware. You HAVE to buy their cloud credits and you HAVE to use their cloud system to use the software beyond the b

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