OJFord

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by OJFord 7mo ago
> Also interestingly, the trend in that graph keeps going up in recent years… but it looks to me like this is driven by lack of major works from young authors. It may be how my sample is constructed. Isn't that because older authors
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Its posts were fairly frequently shared & discussed here, I immediately recognised the name, even though I'm not even sure I ever read one. https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=asimov.press
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Young children can absolutely be jealous - I can easily imagine (perhaps it's even a distant memory of having witnessed) a toddler being upset that someone else actually has the same name, nevermind co-opting it.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Certainly – use a bigger general purpose model to create more works 'in the style of'.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Yes I think that is their argument.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Have you moved to the US from somewhere else that doesn't have anything like that? I'm more interested in how that works tbh, because this also seems normal to me (UK) – if there's some natural attraction like woods or a la
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Quantum frontiers may be closer than they appear(blog.google)
29 points by OJFord 7mo ago|9 comments
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by OJFord 7mo ago
> It doesn't even say what hypervisor its using. Is it using QEMU? Docker? Podman? Lima? Colima? I don't think it is, you use whatever you want and then run this to connect to Wayland on it? It could even be a separate machine,
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by OJFord 7mo ago
It's not necessarily something only available for Linux, but something that you want to containerise. (And then it's inherently running on Linux.)
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Boy are there some angry Pearl Harbour comments incoming...
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Cocoa-Way – Native macOS Wayland compositor for running Linux apps seamlessly(github.com)
331 points by OJFord 7mo ago|111 comments
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Its seccomp filter also doesn't work, at all: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/24238
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by OJFord 7mo ago
An employer's, especially as they stated having worked (and perhaps still) at Apple in the same comment.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Cambridge Analytica was a political consulting company...
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by OJFord 7mo ago
And 365 (I'm sure there is an on-premises version, but when not).
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Amazon has Fire TVs as well as the 'Fire stick' you're talking about.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Wouldn't be at all surprising for Amazon to do that with Fire TVs, it does with Kindles.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
> politely reminding me that it would prefer to help me with "all things dental." I'm amused to imagine it actually wasn't an LLM at all, just a good-natured Jeeves-like receptionist. (AskJeeves came too early, much b
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by OJFord 7mo ago
I think it can be effective, but it's the wrong term for it if it's fake. It's a mixture of other things, like libel and fabricating indecent images, and the same underlying blackmail.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Ha, I wasn't old or into it enough at the time to remember that, but it is consistent with just about every IC datasheet ever with their list of possible applications. (Like: logic gate; applications include Walkman, Rocket ship, Fuzzy
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by OJFord 7mo ago
A third of a pint is 189.3ml, a large glass of wine 175ml. Two thirds of that (2/9 of a pint) is almost bang on a small glass of wine, 126.2ml vs. 125ml. Could work if they wanted
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by OJFord 7mo ago
I don't know why really, it's just 14lb, why does the US/Canada just stick with very large numbers of pounds instead of breaking it up as with others? Kilograms seem more and more common for human weight too though, largely d
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by OJFord 7mo ago
> EDIT/CORRECTION: Milk is sold in multiples of 568 mL, so while the quantities are pints, the measurement is metric. What distinction do you intend to make by that? 1 pint is 568ml. If you mean in labelling or something, no, they
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by OJFord 7mo ago
An irrelevantly small number of consumers are doing that.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Consumers also have little control over the firmware & software flashed onto that hardware in manufacturing.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
What we need is for TVs to go back to just being dumb panels, let me plug in whatever I want, and stay out of my way, no OS, just some little firmware overlay for a handful of settings.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
> There is a tool to sweep through your repo and automate this: [third-party] Dependabot, too.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
First sip's at the bar; then you can
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by OJFord 7mo ago
If it happens in the office and on the calendar then I can't imagine it being an issue? (vs. an extended jolly at the pub every lunch through the afternoon for unofficial 'reading group'!) Would take quite a micromanaging and
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Oh, interesting. The few hospitals I've been familiar with through my wife's working there have all been single colour (or slightly different shades with different ages of stock!). I don't think there's a rule about it t

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