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Ah, Agility Robotics' Jonathan Hurst has a talk that I can't find (quickly) about the various benefits of a humanoid form. I could find a 90 second snippet [0] about why their robot has legs. In that case, they use legs to travers
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tl;dr OpenAI provided, a default-disabled, beta MCP interface. It will allow a person to view and enable various MCP tools. It requires human approval of the tool responses, shown as raw json. This won't protect against misuse, so they
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There are a couple of responses to your question: * focusing on one language across the several browser vendors reduces the resources required for the different dimensions that each language supports : security, compatibility, performance,
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tl;dr reporter used the prompt "Taylor Swift celebrating at cochella with the boys" using the 'spicy' image setting (other options: normal, fun, custom). Notes that twitter must comply with the take it down act [0]. [0]
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I considered the section about programs interrogating one another to accomplish some goal [0] the most evocative idea. I'll admit that my limited fantasies resembled something that resembled swagger's openapi or hateoas. When I he
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When I've asked about using a jj stage, that's the workflow people pointed me to, as described in this tutorial [0]. I've not tried it, nor jujutsu, but I felt it worth pointing at a concrete example to allay or stoke fears o
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To be clear, I agree that this set-up is unwise and the social engineering aspect is something that human people are vulnerable to, as well. However, it makes context in the sense of this post as an advertisement for their business. This is
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My personal interest in CGI stems from my website host offering it as a means of responding to requests [0] in addition to static assets. [0] https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/help/faq#CGISupport
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Not just for macintosh, there is a link [0] for windows, too. Ah, but it 'ran out' of units, so just a limited beta. [0] https://sonnet.gumroad.com/l/dbiyvs
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I recommend watching philosophy tube's video about anti-semitism [0]. Abigail Thorn (née Oliver [1]) argues that anti-sematism is part of a conspiratorial worldview (white suprematism) that blames jews for the state of the world. I wou
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I see that you are right. I skimmed the wikipedia article about MetaPost, and Knuth's name caught my eye more than "derived from".
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tl;dr The article examines some context around a 5 ton hoard of ancient roman nails discovered during 1959, at Inchtuthil (near Dunkeld in Scotland). The romans built a fort and stockpiled these nails (and other materials) at Inchtuthil. Ho
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Alain de Botton also published this in video form, seven years ago [0]. If you want the cliff's notes, his School of Life channel has a shorter version [1]. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EvvPZFdjyk 22 minutes [1
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If your system is C based, tup [0] fulfills your request by watching the outputs of the specified commands. It isn't, however, appropriate for systems like java that create intermediate files that the developer didn't write [1]. [
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Sure, our expectations about UI patterns are path dependent. However, if a program isn't consistent internally [0] (rather than against the body of software we are familiar with), then the complaint is less subjective. [0] https:/
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Is there an alternative that keeps the stage(/index) concept ? I acknowedge that the inconsistent argument style looks clumsy when remembering `git log --name-only --oneline`. However, I value the workflow afforded by the stage: I can
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tl;dr the author created new art [0] from flip-dot boards [1] that emphasized their sound, rather than pixel art. Some fan encouraged the author to gear the work to imitate Clapping Music [2], a 1972 clapping composition inspired by flame
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Along the same lines, I recommend Retool's retrospective article [0] about pipes, for some of the perspective on how it looked from inside yahoo. I'll grant that, towards the end, it is an ad for their service. [0] https:/&#
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For an EV certificate, you need to have a government-registered business [0], though a record of Doing Business As should be sufficient. Where I live, that involves filling a form, paying a fee, and taking out a classified add for 3 weeks [
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In case you would like a concrete example to ground the cynicism about corporate trade offs around customer support, I recommend watching Jill Bearup's 10 minute video [0] about this week's demonetization. For example, she has to
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Also, in a linked post [0], it looks like this still uses water in a closed loop heat exchange system. It just won't evaporate for cooling. [0] https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-cloud/blog/2024&#x
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The company makes Flipper Zero as well. When they launched that product, the same topic came up [0]. The strongest argument given seems to hinge on the former nationality/residence of many of the original team. Obviously, different peo
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As far as fundamentals, I recommend Nosrat's Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat [0]. To be clear, I've only read the salt and fat sections so far. Nosrat talks about different kinds of salt and the appropriate time to apply them (or not, if
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When this conversation has come up in the past, I've seen people recommend [0] business displays [1]. They are more expensive, of course, given that they are not subsidized by advertising. [0] ex https://news.ycombinator.com
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tl;dr a brief article, by a group of European attorneys specializing in international regulatory controls, describing the restrictions in the EU as a whole and France in particular for 'exporting' cryptographic techniques. The EU
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The author of Setris was obliged [0] to change its name to Sandtrix, when it exploded in popularity. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37218685
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The npr segment I heard yesterday [0] called out nausea and muscle loss among actual users. [0] https://www.northernpublicradio.org/2024-08-19/ozempic-takes...
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I recommend Kyle Michell's Fast Path [0] terms. I'll grant that I'm familiar with Michell's work, but haven't read these particular terms. Kyle Michell publishes 'plain language' licenses. For example, com
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To communicate to others my experience with imagination versus hallucination in discussions like this, I've used the device of seeing differently from either eye at the same time. If I put my hand a couple inches away from my face, in
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I suspect LorenPechtel's terse question implies that a 10 TB drive would weigh appreciably more with real hardware than a microSD card.
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