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by arcastroe 2y ago
I'm curious, if it turns out that a simple rule-based algorithm exists, specifically tailored to solve (only!) ARC style problems, without generalization, would that still qualify for the reward?
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by arcastroe 2y ago
I'm surprised that even Zoom called employees back to the office. Seems to me that they should have a business interest in WFH, and it would be beneficial for them to lead by example.
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by arcastroe 2y ago
My (naive) understanding is that capacitors charge very quickly, but also discharge very quickly. If you want to store a lot of power and deliver it all at once, then capacitors are good fit. Phones, however, need a steady flow of low power
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by arcastroe 2y ago
I used to enjoy this alternative CLI https://github.com/donnemartin/haxor-news But the docker image seemed to dissapear from docker hub so I stopped using it.
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Can't you add any title you want to your bookmark?
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by arcastroe 2y ago
> The shots here [..] almost all look like slow motion or slow panning shots. I think this is arguably better than the alternative. With slow-mo generated videos, you can always speed them up in editing. It's much harder to take a f
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by arcastroe 2y ago
But is hovering 1 ft above the ground any less difficult than hovering 500 ft above the ground?
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by arcastroe 2y ago
If you're self-hosting on kubernetes, you can set up network policies with deny-all egress rule for this deployment/pod. This would block all outward network calls.
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Woah, gpt2-chatbot is the ONLY llm that has ever answered this question correctly. > How do I reduce an instance of the subset sum problem containing positive and negative integers, to an instance that contains positive integers only? Th
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by arcastroe 2y ago
ty, looks like it works again. Not sure what happened, but seemed temporary
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Does ChatGPT no longer allow anonymous use?
3 points by arcastroe 2y ago|2 comments
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Answering my own question in case others find it helpful. Here's the original source of the research. https://citizenlab.ca/2024/04/vulnerabilities-across-keyboar... > While many keyboard apps operate loca
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by arcastroe 2y ago
The source says Samsung Keyboard on Android is affected. > Samsung Keyboard on Android, which transmits keystroke data via plain, unencrypted HTTP Why is the keyboard sending any data at all? Is it essentially keylogging to Samsung serve
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by arcastroe 2y ago
This is amazing. The movement is very similar to movements in VR worlds. Would be awesome to integrate with the VR web apis to play this on an oculus as well.
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by arcastroe 2y ago
If you find time, could you link me to a how-to source?
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by arcastroe 2y ago
> Passcodes are vulnerable to shoulder surfers My home door lock has a pretty cool way to counteract this. Here's a picture of what it looks like https://www.digitaltrends.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/0
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by arcastroe 2y ago
That's great! Thank you for the links.
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Of course, but what I wasn't aware of (until today's news) was that Google had signed a 1.2 Billion contract to provide cloud-computing and artificial intelligence services for the Israeli government and military. Not saying I agr
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by arcastroe 2y ago
I don't think I would hire them either, for the same reasons you listed. But I like to play devil's advocate, so here's a different take. These employees succeeded in identifying the best way to raise awareness, achieving lar
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by arcastroe 2y ago
I like the overall message of the two passages, promoting hard work and valuing skill. But I dont like that both passages emphasize working for someone else. I agree with OP's sentiment of working for yourself, even if that means produ
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by arcastroe 2y ago
I challenge you to represent the number "9" in binary on your right hand, with your palm facing you.
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Base 10 is an excellent base for exactly one reason: we have 10 fingers Is what I thought you were going to say. But I do sometimes wish we had 12
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Why would it be too late?
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by arcastroe 2y ago
There's a probiotic that aims to prevent cavities forever by replacing your mouth microbiome with harmless bacteria that outcompetes the harmful bacteria. https://www.luminaprobiotic.com/ I'm temped to try it. But
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by arcastroe 2y ago
There's a large whatsapp group containing hundreds of Silicone Valley CEOs. I imagine they keep up with gossip and coordinate policies in that group. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38583253
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by arcastroe 3y ago
Does this have any implications for "Airplane mode". Or the requirement to turn off your cell phone during takeoff.
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by arcastroe 3y ago
It's mostly hair that's covered anyway right? (I'm not knowledgeable on this, so please correct me if I'm wrong) I don't see why it's a problem. Even with hair covered, the photo would still reveal facial featu
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by arcastroe 3y ago
Thank you, that makes a lot of sense. Stateless is very good for privacy and I agree with that approach for a multi-user instance, (which I suppose is the most common use-case). I'm picturing more of an instance-wide configuration of d
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by arcastroe 3y ago
Kagi requires an account to use, which is not great for privacy. I understand Kagi is generally reputable, but I like the idea of a self-hosted alternative where you're in full control.
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by arcastroe 3y ago
This is great. I wish there was a way to block certain domains from ever appearing on search results. EDIT: Looks like there's already an open issue: https://github.com/searxng/searxng/issues/2351

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