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by WatchDog 1y ago
You can disable it on iPhone by: Go to: Settings → your name → Find My → Find My iPhone Toggle “Find My network” → OFF It should be noted that this will also disable your ability to find your own airtags.
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by WatchDog 1y ago
I guess I'm thinking more about GWOT special forces specifically.
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by WatchDog 1y ago
So Australian and now UK special forces have been implicated in similar war crimes. How is it that US special forces haven’t been implicated in similar war crimes? Does the US have a genuinely better culture, or are they just less accountab
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by WatchDog 1y ago
Sounds like an issue that would be cheaper to address by just adjusting the software.
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by WatchDog 1y ago
When using Claude Sonnet 3.7 for coding, I often find that constraints I add to the prompt, end up producing unintended side effects. Some examples: - "Don't include pointless comments." - The model doesn't keep track of
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by WatchDog 1y ago
Ah right. I did read it, but I didn't comprehend it properly, because she also happened to also only choose 12 colors for the palette. I see now, she's saying that it's 12 bit, because instead of using a 6 digit hex code, she
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by WatchDog 1y ago
In the context of the original post, or in the context of talking about color depth in general? In the context of the original post, it seems like Kate is just talking about 12 total colors, it's not 12 bit in any logical sense. In the
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by WatchDog 1y ago
Right. A 12 bit palette would be 4096 colors.
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by WatchDog 1y ago
If it's a fork of the proprietary code, the license is pretty clear, it's violating copyright. Now whether or not anthropic care enough to enforce their license is separate issue, but it seems unwise to make much of an investment
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by WatchDog 1y ago
It’s so bland I don’t understand why it elicited any response at all.
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by WatchDog 2y ago
The author of the blog post, Micah Lee, appears to be one of the directors of Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDoSecrets)[0]. DDoSecrets appears to be an anarchist/communist affiliated activist group. Basically you've got two group
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by WatchDog 2y ago
I mostly agree with your take, the linked article itself seems a little missleading, claiming that you could make money by placing losing bets. As far as if the regular punter is getting screwed, I'm not so sure. They certainly aren&
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by WatchDog 2y ago
I've had less such issues with CDK, versus raw cloudformation, or terraform, but it can still happen.
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by WatchDog 2y ago
Tabcorp
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by WatchDog 2y ago
Regardless of what it's mission is, and which military branch operates the base, it still counts as the US having a military presence.
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by WatchDog 2y ago
I used to work for the Australian parimutuel(aka tote or pool)[0] betting operator. All the proceeds for a race are placed in a pool, the operator deducts a percentage of pool as a takeout, and the rest is divided among the winners, or. is
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by WatchDog 2y ago
Yes, I used it on windows, I also spent lots of time curating my music library, but I mostly used winamp for that.
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by WatchDog 2y ago
My last experience with iTunes was a long long time ago, in the iPod days, when you needed to use it to sync music, but it was a horrible piece of software back then.
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by WatchDog 2y ago
I'm quite happy with CDK[0]. My experience is only with the main AWS cloudformation based version of CDK, although there is also CDK for terraform, which supports any resource that terraform supports, although some of what I'm abo
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by WatchDog 2y ago
Yeah - you need code execution on the victim device - you need internet connectivity - you need bluetooth permission - if the victim device has GPS itself, then this attack is pointless because you may as well just use that directly.
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by WatchDog 2y ago
It seems like an unnecessarily ambiguous term. Without additional context, I would interpret the term “file layout” to mean the file and directory structure of an application. Such an application could potentially store data as plain files,
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by WatchDog 2y ago
3.7 completed a lot more than 3.5, without seeing the actual results, we can't tell if there were any regressions in the edit format among the previously completed tasks.
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by WatchDog 2y ago
Parquet is fine and all, but I love the simplicity and simple interoperability of CSV. You can save a huge amount of overhead just by base64 encoding the vectors, they aren't exactly human readable anyway. I imagine the resulting file
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by WatchDog 2y ago
It's one thing when the changes are obviously designed to damage competition, like Microsoft's embrace extend extinguish strategy, but in this case, the breaking changes seem to be pretty obviously motivated by a real need, and th
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by WatchDog 2y ago
> Maybe people were voting for him because they were dumb? Or they were lied to? I cant tell if this is intentional irony or poe’s law. When democrats that are curious about why people vote for Trump, conclude that the voters are dumb
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by WatchDog 2y ago
I’ve watched the video now, and after watching it and reading more, I think you have changed my mind on the lab leak being the most likely cause. I’m still not happy with the letter that Fauci and Daszak co-signed early on in the pandemic,
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by WatchDog 2y ago
> That is a subcommittee of the House of representatives- I'm not sure why you didn't mention the House, or mentioned Biden instead? Fair point, you are right, it's irrelevant, I guess I was just trying to preemptively dis
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by WatchDog 2y ago
The US select subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic, under Biden, concluded that the virus most likely originated from the Wuhan lab https://x.com/covidselect/status/1863637371624862163?s=46
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by WatchDog 2y ago
The strategy is: Shut down everything, and see who complains. If the complaints seem well reasoned, then you adjust course. You can certainly argue that it is crude, but it’s simpler than trying to deeply analyze and understand a very comp
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by WatchDog 2y ago
The last interview I ran was back when copilot came out. My company at the same had been using the same coding exercise for years, and many candidates inevitably published their code to github, so copilot was well trained on the exercise. I

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