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A research team airs the messy truth about AI in medicine
(statnews.com)
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Nvidia Open-Source Software Helps Developers Add Guardrails to AI Chatbots
(blogs.nvidia.com)
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How Amazon makes everything you buy more expensive, no matter where you buy it
(pluralistic.net)
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" just " need to "extract the actual information out of it and cross check it against other sources". How do you determine the trustworthiness of those other sources when an ever increasing portion are also LLM generated
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3y ago
Only partially. Also, even if it were just a Dr front for Bing, it doesn't change that I got perfectly reasonable results for the search string said to return unusable results from Bing, so
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3y ago
When I try that search string on DuckDuckGo, I see what looks to be pretty decent results, FWIW.
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Firmware is on shaky ground – let's see what it's made of
(theregister.com)
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This is similar to all the snake references around Python. That language being named after Monty Python's Flying Circus.
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SVB bailout for everyone except affordable housing projects
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Developer creates “self-healing” programs that fix themselves thanks to AI
(arstechnica.com)
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LLMs and Phishing
(schneier.com)
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[2021]
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UB Might Be a Wrong Term for Newer Languages
(matklad.github.io)
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Java and .NET are typically JIT compiled, so you'd need to use something like jitwatch (for JVM) to get the actual generated assembly for any such methods. Analyzing the bytecode can give some insight into how the compiler is likely to
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I do usually take Tamulosin when a stone starts playing road music. It seems to help, especially with middling and larger (say 4mm and up) but not as much as upping my liquid intake even more than usual. I've passed several without it
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That is certainly not "all you need to do". It is good, and helpful, but if a person is prone to stones, it's often not enough on its own.
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Increasing citric acid intake does seem to be helpful, at least for calcium oxalate stones (one of the more command kinds). I've had more than a few stones over the past couple decades, and when I finally got myself in to see a urologi
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How Big Tech rewrote the nation’s first cell phone repair law
(grist.org)
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Security Report Finds JavaScript Apps Have Fewer Flaws Than Java and .NET
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Microsoft OpenJDK Introduces Experimental Feature for Improving Escape Analysis
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There should be no need to wait for permission to ask pertinent questions. The interview process should be a conversation, not an interrogation. If it isn't, I probably don't want to work there.
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Y'all need to get out more often! ;) Yes, Spring Boot is very popular, but there is a whole world of Java outside Spring, even if you confine yourself to just web apps (which is far from the only domain in which Java is used).
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All the world is not a web application.
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[citation needed] Reference counting is widely considered one strategy of garbage collection ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garbage_collection_(computer_s... ). For that matter, some GCs that are primarily tracing also
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Yes, both. Indeed, the fundamental question is whether the costs of automatic memory management (be it tracing GC or refcount GC) are "worth it". But it's not always as simple as a monetary consideration, and even when it is,
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Twitter post from Steve Blackburn (one of the authors) announcing the paper and providing a bit of context: https://twitter.com/stevemblackburn/status/15196411576216576... Haven't quite finished reading the p
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100,000% this. If I could get the navigation and analysis (go to def/decl/parent/etc., show/jump to uses/children/impls/etc.) all on its own, without auto-complete, type hints, or syntax highlighting, I&#x
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Summarizing Garbage Collection
(eschew.wordpress.com)
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USPS first class "Forever" stamps currently cost $0.58.
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5y ago
How many candidates wouldn't know that Meta == Facebook, at least within the tech spheres?
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