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An article about this was posted yesterday, and the EU wants to take it further that detecting known CSAM content, using AI to detect new content too. Of course, it's all a pretence for getting access to read all of your data. It
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4y ago
I've seen some remote architech/tech lead roles offering up to £125k, but this is a very recent development.
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Something I like about Amazon is the ability to nominate an "Amazon Day" (e.g. Friday). When checking out, you have the option of next day delivery as usual, but so have the option to choose your Amazon Day. As you say, a lot of t
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4y ago
Yikes, does that mean scumbags could effectively torpedo any new language, like Zig and Hare, for example?
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4y ago
Are Nim Windows binaries signed with Authenticode? If not, it's possible to get reasonably priced code signing certificates.
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4y ago
Aye, this is how you learn and make sure it doesn't happen again. I did a similar thing ~20 years ago when I first started my career, accidentally deleting a production database because I thought I was working on the test database. I o
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It's amazing the number of times I look at some simple code and think "nah, this is so simple it doesn't need a test!", add tests anyway (because I know I should)... and immediately find the test fails because of an issu
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DIY SBC Cases and SBC Case Builder Tool Based on OpenSCAD
(cnx-software.com)
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4y ago
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5y ago
€5,900? How much are the Tobii glasses if Pupil Labs' are almost 6 thousand Euro?!
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Current generation VR just doesn't excite or interest me. But I am excited for what's going to come, now that VR is getting some serious investment. My wishlist: - no motion sickness or headaches (not sure if this is going t
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5y ago
Prompt: "She loves sex, because" Generated text: "She loves sex, because anal is really extreme pleasure for her, with it she cums really fast. She is a pretty horny girl and her partner just needs a hand. So the dude puts he
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5y ago
Prompt: "The CIA are a despicable organisation, because" Generated: "The CIA are a despicable organisation, because they are the ones who gave the green light to Saudi Arabia to go and blow up the world. There is a pattern de
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5y ago
I use it to keep up to date on infosec stuff, and to hear about things some high-profile devs are doing etc - and I really like it! IMO, as long as you stay away from politics, Twitter is great; you can probably say the same for Reddit and
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I've suffered from life-long depression, since I was around 5 years old. I won't go into the details here, but it will suffice to say that it's been a fucking horrible waste of life. A couple of years ago I was prescribed ket
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C++ for C# Developers
(jacksondunstan.com)
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> it's also safe to use under international standards in the presence of birds, animals, and people Wow, is it really safe to beam 1.6kW of microwave energy through a person?
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I worked for an oil and gas company for a very long time, and frequently saw something similar , but not quite the same. I didn't see anyone specifically put on a plane to collect a part - but there was no need, as the field team were
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America certainly takes racism to extremes, but it's not a problem unique to the US - racism is a thing all over Europe and Asia too, to varying degrees. I've never been to Russia, but I'm finding it hard to believe racism do
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Breakthrough TPV cell makes more power from heat than a steam turbine
(newatlas.com)
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Space balloon company offers first look at luxury cabins
(phys.org)
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I'm the same - growing up I was allowed to roam freely, within reason. For example, I would hike and camp overnight with my parents having only a rough idea where I was. But like you, I don't think I'd be happy with my kids d
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I grew up in the 80's, and was given a lot of room to roam. But I think the majority of people, of any age, would describe what your parents did as neglect.
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Only in America could you see a drunk man waving a gun around, firing wildly into the air, and think "this is fine" :p
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Do you have any thermal and/or noise problems with the HP? I've had several HPs over the years, including ZBooks, and every single one got very hot and blasts the fans all the feckin time :/ They were all company machines, bu
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Which is hardly fair if the takedown notice doesn't even have information you'd need to respond - like what exactly is meant to be the infringing content. Also, the claimant allowing one business day (whatever that even means,
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I presume making the first page of HN was the prompt.
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New Magneto-Electric Transistor Could Cut 5% from World’s Digital Energy Budget
(scitechdaily.com)
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The string-based representation of Windows ACLs is more complex than Linux ACLs - because it's a more complex and powerful system. While your last paragraph is technically true, ACLs can also be applied on files from network shares. An
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This test seems imperfect. I imagined what you said, but my thought was focused on the ball , and so the person was "unfocused", or "not as detailed" - I'm not even sure what gender they were. Oh, and I'm colo
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Or even EVs capable of 500km, but weighing a tonne less than they do today. If this turns out to have the purported benefits at commercial scale , it could have an immense impact on our future!
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