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by GTP 1y ago
But that wasn't an office printer. Yes, printers do have some memory to store what they need to print, but surely I didn't expect a document to linger there for weeks. Anyway, you're right: we may have to look at printers dif
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by GTP 1y ago
You're posing a good question but, if you look at things from this perspective, then every time you type the password to decrypt your private key you should worry about the possibility of some software running on your machine reading i
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by GTP 1y ago
Is that list publicly available? I would be curious to have a look.
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by GTP 1y ago
I assumed we already did such calculations in advance, as it's needed to have proper safety measures.
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Repeat, Reproduce, Replicate(cacm.acm.org)
1 points by GTP 1y ago|0 comments
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by GTP 1y ago
In this situation you would have someone with actual knowledge of the mechanics involved do the computation using the actual data (e.g., what's the mass of the train? Which kind of breaks does it have?) instead of asking an LLM and tru
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by GTP 1y ago
Judging from your comment, it seems that your statistical sample is heavily biased as well, as you are interacting with people that can't afford a laptop. That's not representative of the average person.
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by GTP 1y ago
The link to the write-up seems broken, can you write the correct one?
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Permacomputing(permacomputing.net)
2 points by GTP 1y ago|0 comments
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What makes collapse inevitable and imminent(collapseos.org)
3 points by GTP 1y ago|1 comments
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by GTP 1y ago
Not an expert in this area, but I think that that "just" is hiding a lot of complexity. Plus you also need some remotely operated robots to mount the replacement.
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by GTP 1y ago
What's this?
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by GTP 1y ago
I think the idea would be to prepare beforehand and have your own copy, alongside your own Wikipedia dump.
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by GTP 1y ago
I think that having an "almost" C compiler is a trick they use to minimize the size of the codebase.
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by GTP 1y ago
It is also interesting in the fact that it is extremely tiny in terms of lines of code, and the approach they took to minimize its codebase is original.
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Dusk OS(duskos.org)
183 points by GTP 1y ago|112 comments
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by GTP 1y ago
What are you referring to? Looking at that link, I see little overlap with what Nextcloud offers. There's a lot more in it than just a pretty gallery.
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by GTP 1y ago
> For those scenarios, structured storage fits the bill. The app requests folder permission and the user, using system UIs, grants permissions on the folders they want to enable. I see your point, but why isn't this the case for doc
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by GTP 1y ago
It's not just mirroring of your remote storage, you can also upload local files manually, turn on auto-upload for some directories (the main use case is uploading pictures) ant there was recently work being done to enable two-way-synch
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by GTP 1y ago
No, it's not: you still want to make it as hard as practically possible to criminals to launder money.
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by GTP 1y ago
I think thst the goal of KYC is to get information about the entity opening an account, to e.g. make sure it isn't used for money laundering. Whether this account gets stolen later is out of scope for KYC.
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by GTP 1y ago
Interesting, I didn't know about this. Do you know why web forms require the name as well then? Is it just to give some additional sense of security to the user or try to scare scammers? Do you have some resources explaining the inner
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by GTP 1y ago
> Starting with definitions and axioms all theorems can be invented and proved This was the premise of symbolic AI, but this approach seems to have been abandoned now.
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by GTP 1y ago
Just try it and see.
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by GTP 1y ago
We still have those - S switches, and are still useful for the cases where an optimizing compiler could screw you ;)
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by GTP 1y ago
> I'm waiting for LLMs to integrate directly into programming languages. What do you mean? How would this look like in your view?
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by GTP 1y ago
Decades later, you made a version of Clippy that might actually be useful. Congratulations!
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The Doves Type(typespec.co.uk)
3 points by GTP 1y ago|0 comments
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by GTP 1y ago
Indeed, this is what confuses me. But also, could you please elaborate on the practical implications? Why does this work better in practice?
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by GTP 1y ago
Never show him a square whose side is 1, or he wouldn't believe in its diagonal :D

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