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6mo ago
https://xcancel.com/LechMazur/status/2044970170347622727
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Opus 4.7 refuses to solve NYT Connections puzzles
(twitter.com)
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Google publicly promises not to do exactly what they did here. Why would this not be a story?
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6mo ago
I'm not making a strawman, there were specific post IDs cited by the Twitter Files as being illegitimate suppression, you could stick them into the Wayback Machine and see that they were literally just photos of Hunter Biden's dic
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6mo ago
https://x.com/OpenAI/status/2042296046009626989 >Our existing $200 Pro tier still remains our highest usage option.
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6mo ago
Yeah, I remember when the "Twitter Files" were being released and it turned out that Twitter was illegitimately censoring leaked nudes of Hunter Biden. Whyever would non-consensually posted nudes be taken down other than the suppr
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6mo ago
It's Signal but blockchain
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6mo ago
No discussion on problem difficulty, or on result quality besides "the Edgee run generated slightly more output tokens than the baseline".
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6mo ago
Don't use the Arduino framework, use ESP-IDF or Rust.
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6mo ago
I assume their chips don't really exist until they're actually supported by ESP-IDF. The ESP32-C5 was announced in June 2022, received initial support in -IDF in August 2025, and more complete support in December. It seems to have
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6mo ago
Codex is open source: https://github.com/openai/codex
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8mo ago
I started clicking a 'next page' link before I'd actually finished reading something (so I kept holding the mouse buttown down), and a couple of seconds later Firefox popped up a 'link preview' box informing me that
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8mo ago
> Even when the model is explicitly instructed to pause due to insufficient tokens rather than generating an incomplete response AI models can't do this. At least not with just an instruction, maybe if you're writing some kind
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Gemini 3.1 Pro
(blog.google)
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Devtools is seemingly partially broken in this version, if I have devtools open on a reasonably dynamic web app Chrome will crash within a minute or two
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Why bother supporting Safari when they aren't interested in supporting the modern web? They're five years behind.
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Archive.today don't use Cloudflare, the admin mimics their captcha page because he hates them. He also used to captcha-loop anyone using Cloudflare's DNS resolver because they don't send the IP subnet of clients to upstreams.
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8mo ago
The -codex models are only for 'agentic coding', nothing else.
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Virtualizor Security Update: Regarding a Recent Support Ticket Incident
(virtualizor.com)
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They could simply say that, then, instead of saying you might be able to use it under the AGPL.
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LICENSE: _may be_ licensed to use source code; incorrect license grant
(github.com)
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Yes, many. As a random example, see: https://www.servethehome.com/ubiquiti-flex-mini-2-5g-review-... The last image on the page shows various chips in the switch, the top left is an ESP32.
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As a result of this the official install is now installing a squatted package they don't control: https://github.com/moltbot/moltbot/issues/2760 https://github.com/moltbot/moltbot&#x
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pandoc is big (nearly 200MB binary on Debian) and does far more than just Markdown -> HTML
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8mo ago
What language are you using that can't compile to WASM and isn't otherwise supported?
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> It’s not cryptographically secure Neither is CRC32. I'm pretty sure xxhash is a straight upgrade compared to CRC32.
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Adafruit dev boards are way more expensive than Chinese alternatives but I've never used an Adafruit board where I went "why in the world did they do X ", where X is some design choice (except having a bright LED light up wh
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9mo ago
Alt link (republisher): https://www.ndtvprofit.com/world/taiwan-issues-arrest-warran...
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Taiwan Issues Arrest Warrant for OnePlus CEO for China Hires
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"kind": "Operational", "name": "DependencyError", "source": "Server",
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