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Prevention of myopia in a near-primate by supplemental indigo light(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
2 points by OutOfHere 2mo ago|1 comments
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
Have you read https://yalelawjournal.org/forum/customs-immigration-and-rig ... ? Quoting from its abstract: > While the Supreme Court has long recognized a border-search exception to the Fourth Amendment’s warrant re
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
Have you read https://yalelawjournal.org/forum/customs-immigration-and-rig... ? Quoting from its abstract: > While the Supreme Court has long recognized a border-search exception to the Fourth Amendment’s warrant re
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
You sir have nailed it. Unfortunately, GrapheneOS seems too stuck up to eagerly appreciate and address such real world nuances.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
You're losing track of the discussion which was about erasing data before arriving at the counter. In any event, if you're so willing to "bend over" to the man, please try not to take others down with you.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
You're speaking nonsense since there was no charge or warrant against him. There was no crime that was committed. People are free to use their phone for f sake. People who reason as poorly as you will lead to all remaining rights being
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
You have lost track of the chain of discussion.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
The Constitution makes no exemption for a suspension of rights at the border.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
Huh, that is inconsistent. The problem with your comment is noted right here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49390318
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
You're speaking nonsense since there was no charge or warrant against him. People are free to use their phone for f sake.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
A rock has a score of 0. That doesn't make it useful. The point is that the LLMs that score higher are correspondingly more useful, and vice versa. If an LLM scores less, it's likely useless in comparison.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
The gift link shows only a fraction of the article text. Just stick to https://archive.is/SflVC .
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
Yes. Of course it is permissible. It is your device. The wipe must have completed before arriving at the counter.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
That is a most interesting and underrated point.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
No, to my knowledge, they ask you to enter your PIN/password yourself. They don't enter it for you. I believe he entered it himself, at which point the erasure began. The erasure process was witnessed by the officer.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
There is no such exception allowed in the Constitution. And if a case is made that they're not legally in the US yet, then by the same logic, they should not be subject to all the same laws of the US yet.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
I think robobosses are actually a very good idea iff implemented correctly. They have the opportunity to be more unbiased and be more willing to listen. If people think that human bosses are going to be better, they are likely to be sorely
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AI fired an S.F. store employee. Will California crack down on 'robobosses'?(sfchronicle.com)
5 points by OutOfHere 2mo ago|1 comments
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
I am happy saving my refined ticket prompts in a spec folder, so I don't quite understand why I need this project.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
Precisely. Anthropic was never good to its consumer users.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
If an AI is not heeding particular instructions, give it an example each of what bad, mediocre, and good outputs look like. This really helps in steering it.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
> I’ve been running a “spec-driven” development flow for the past ~year. > Before asking an LLM to do something, I first ask it to draft a doc for what it needs to do Just no. That's not spec-driven development if AI is writing t
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
Can't those be stored as integers with a desired resolution?
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
I would keep a per-document summary, then dive down only into the filtered set. This is more production grade than selecting from billions of chunks.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
Are you saying that STRICT was insufficient for you? What more did you want beyond one of: INT, INTEGER, REAL, TEXT, BLOB, ANY? https://sqlite.org/stricttables.html
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
A short video on the recommendation: https://youtu.be/VJ5MW6a26mg
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Prevention of myopia in a near-primate by supplemental indigo light(cell.com)
3 points by OutOfHere 2mo ago|1 comments
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
The only way I see in which Nvidia can catch up is by buying Cerebras.
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
In this case, the grievance feels legitimate. Nature is an opportunity for people to feel more connected to the planet, to feel more at peace, and we're ruining it with pointless capitalism. Kids love to see through binoculars and ofte
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by OutOfHere 2mo ago
You are quite correct on both counts.

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