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You forgot to remind it it is August, that lay offs are near, and that it's name is Dan.
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On the internet, no one knows you are a dog.
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"Speculative Execution" is gonna be my boat name. I'll tell people it's a punny triple entendre, leading people to believe I am a wall street hacking guru hit-man.
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The juxtaposition between your username and your comment is likely lost to you.
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I feel a moral obligation to inform anyone reading that: The first and the best, synthetic dissociative discovered to be an analog of Ketamine, called "Methoxetamine" / MXE, has since been made illegal (shame, it is a euphori
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All lysergamides are nearly indistinguishable. The only reason this exists is because all the other easily modifications and analogs have already been tainted legally. "Orange sunshine"/ AL-LAD / 1pLSD / LSZ, they a
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The "face-eating bath salt man of Florida" was a schizophrenic that had smoked too much cannabis, triggering a manic episode. He never even ingested alpha-PVP, the "bath salt" / amphetamine synthetic in question. &g
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>most famous >It is unlikely that Marcus Aurelius ever intended the writings to be published. It is lore that one of his jesters burned himself to save the writings from a fire. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medit
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Edge can, and with an update, may, default to: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/pref... It can also modify sites after the fact to implement it's own Dark Mode.
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Occam would presume, as most do, that we are the first sufficiently advanced, detectable, species to leave the gravitational well we were born in, and the first in the observable universe, so far. There is more to the universe than what we
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The poles receive sunlight at a near 90 degree angle, ignoring the axial tilt. Direct sunlight vs. spread over an area.
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>book because of some weird analogies involving crows and their nests that didn't seem to make any sort of sense to me. I am glad I am not the only one. I believe he over-abstracted it to it's own detriment. I went to purchase
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The secure email protocol prototype (mixes ideas from SMTP and Tor) draft that was oddly ignored and swept under the bed had a single page for "Known Vulnerabilities", and it was, succinctly: "This page is intentionally blank
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>my young brain could have imagined how a 2D game could be programmed, naively thinking they had just coded up every possible game state. But the sheer number of permutations in the 3D, open world plane immediately made me realize that w
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This was a reddit comment up until the >gordian knot substantive nerd-snipe. "Reputedly, whoever could untie it would be destined to rule all of Asia. In 333 BC Alexander was challenged to untie the knot. Instead of untangling it la
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by Jerrrry 3y ago
Related: Storing binary data in playing cards (2014) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39582571
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Quipu(en.wikipedia.org)
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>any model that was trained using a quantity of computing power greater than 10^26 integer or floating-point operations, or using primarily biological sequence data and using a quantity of computing power greater than 10^23 integer or fl
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If anyone's interested in how this actually happens, where it comes from, how it works, or how to fix it, or with any other good-faith questions, feel free to comment.
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nope. Accidental or FUD.
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The ROI on targeting older machines in Western countries is so asymmetrical, that I only fear targeted attacks - given my personal risk assessment, I'd rather allow a targeted attack and be alerted when my honeypot accounts get comprom
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Reddit, Facebook, Paypal, Amazon are all the only sites this computer connects to. The attack vector of malicious ads on these sites are the largest attack vector - which is nearly abysmally small since Chrome is a better sandbox than windo
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I have been proudly using the same instance of Windows 7 as my "daily driver" for 11 years.
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"If we are supposed to be quiet, when why are you talking?" RIP /., RIP r/prog, RIP HN we need a "you must be this substantive to ride the ride" gate-keeper because shame isnt a good enough moderator anymore.
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Ask Gemini about it, she will coyly explain the futility, and adamantly remind you that any exploits or weaknesses that could arise should be curried through the "proper channels".
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I am actually intrigued to had never encountered this term when reading Sagan or Hawking or Dawkins - thank you.
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Per my "troll metric" / rage bait/"le reddit quantification", formalized as a response's comment's conversational entropy divided by parent comment length, this is a fantastic comment. Pure, distilled
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>at a high level--that life is a "reversal of the second law of thermodynamics"; Life temporarily displaces entropy, locally. Life wins battles, chaos wins the war. >Indeed, when considering machine learning, I think it&#x27
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February 29(en.wikipedia.org)
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A collection of anecdotal evidence and a nearly in-explainable increase in "trivial" software middle-ware tasks that had been dormant until GPT arrived. Now that the means, motive, and opportunity are there, combined with the a ge

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