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Microsoft is putting a shiny new version in front of people's faces, with marketing about advanced AI features, security, etc, and then telling them their hardware isn't supported. Even if Windows 10 is still receiving security pa
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If Microsoft cares about the environment and becoming carbon-negative by 2030, why the seemingly arbitrary hardware restrictions that are pushing consumers to replace hardware that's still modest today?
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From my understanding, the scammers themselves are typically a half/whole continent away, in a jurisdiction that doesn't care too much and is easily bought by money. Meanwhile the people picking up cash are sometimes not even conn
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I'm just so baffled by this entire situation. The man's wife had an allergy which the restaurant workers allegedly reassured they can accommodate for, and then they managed to include enough allergens that her epipen did nothing.
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> PiEEG measures microvolts, it is very noisy data, which is subject to various noises, movements, and electromagnetic. It is quite difficult to find data in practice due to the fact that the nature of the signal is extremely not station
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I feel like I've too often seen in products new (anti)features that are way too easy to accidentally click, and whenever I do accidentally click I just imagine it's increasing some statistics counter that's ultimately showing
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Why? It's the norm in pretty much every country when it comes to making decisions at the national level. If secret voting is not ensured and there's a standard way to verify anybody's vote with 100% certainty, there will be e
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This reads like a tragic story. Once you've collected enough data on every internet user out there to group them into different advertising cohorts, the remaining ungrouped users, by process of elimination (due to privacy or targeted a
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The thing about secret voting is that you want to make it impossible to verify that a particular person voted for a particular party. Otherwise it becomes possible to threaten people with violence if they don't show confirmation that t
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Is it that important to automatically retrieve the profile picture, can't you ask the user to upload one?
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There is a Jupyter kernel for the C++ interpreter cling. I tried it once but my experience was that C++ doesn't work very well in a notebook environment. Honestly I would suggest getting the data into a format compatible with NumPy or
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Is there any way to use this plugin with LMMS? I tried loading the .vst3 but it didn't seem to work. It might be that it only supports VST2 (and LADSPA and LV2)
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I found this after scrolling through the linked GitHub issues where they overwrite local surveyed data with an interpretation based on satellite imagery: https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/109846534
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I wonder if this will lead to random occasional transient problems like so System prompt: You are an assistant, please help the user User prompt: Can you list 5 popular cars Response: I'm sorry, but I can't list 5 popular cars, as
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llama.cpp is still under development and they sometimes come out with breaking changes or new quantization methods, and it can be a lot of work to keep up with these changes as you publish more models over time. It's easier to just pub
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Coding models solve a clear problem and have a clear integration into a developer's workflow - it's like your own personal StackOverflow and it can autocomplete code for you. It's not as clear when it comes to finance or lega
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FYI: I don't have any experience in selling mobile apps, just trying to provide a fresh set of eyes here Right off the bat, your target audience is people who play party games with friends or family. But from the looks of it, you'
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EU's DMA recognizes the existence of gatekeepers and is supposed to make this kind of behavior unlawful and require allowing 3rd party app stores as an alternative
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I don't know if I'm reading this correctly. If this applies to images, and if these watermarks are something like a comment stored in the file's metadata, wouldn't this effectively make it illegal to make a thumbnail of
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Looks like this uses soundbanks instead of actually simulating an engine like AngeTheGreat's simulator. The author of this one has published their source code here https://github.com/markeasting/engine-audio
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A few months ago Google suddenly emailed me saying they're changing my account region to Russia, the country threatening to invade us, and I couldn't figure out a way to do anything about it. It was quite insulting. My theory for
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I learned once of a quick workaround that's baffling - putting a dot at the end of the domain name (example.com/page becomes example.com./page) Apparently this usually still resolves to the same page but the browser treats it
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This website doesn't appear to be associated with Stability. The actual generator is just a mirror of https://huggingface.co/spaces/markmagic/Stable-Diffusion-3
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According to the article, it would be difficult to tie any request to a user: > Target diffusion starts with the request metadata, which leaves out any personally identifiable information about the source device or user, and includes onl
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The issue is that as AI gets better and more accessible, more and more people will use AI to help them with MTurk-style work that requires writing text[0]. The only sure way to get human-generated text will be to either have a person go to
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In the version I tested you can adjust the backlight brightness or turn it off completely at any time, it's a bit like the reMarkable but about half as reflective (the whites are more like gray). If you turn on the backlight then it&#x
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I got to try one of these a while back and I personally have to say it's a bit generous to call them e-paper. These are more like reflective LCDs you'd see in a GameBoy. You'll notice all marketing photos of it are in either
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> To use this feature, make sure that you: > Are located in one of the supported regions and are at least 18 years old. I wonder how much of the 18+ part is due to their models producing unsafe outputs (which seems unlikely considerin
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How do you handle proprietary data being leaked? Sure you can easily detect and redact names and phone numbers and addresses, but without significant context it seems difficult to detect whether "11 spices - mix with 2 cups of white fl
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For me personally it's not a problem that OpenAI can scrape my posts, it's a problem that only OpenAI can scrape my posts. I don't want one company to have the monopoly to train an AI on everything that me and all my friends

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