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ascorbic
2y ago
The article says they working to commercialise it. That will presumably involve selling a machine.
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ascorbic
2y ago
Google's Grace Hopper cable lands right next to GCHQ Bude, which has an NSA listening station. They don't even need to be subtle about it.
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ascorbic
2y ago
But why do you need to change? As the article says, this is entirely opt-in, and need you to supply your own API key if you want to use it. You choose the API URL, so you can even run ollama and never let it leave your machine.
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ascorbic
2y ago
Midler vs Ford: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midler_v._Ford_Motor_Co .
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React Compiler
(react.dev)
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ascorbic
2y ago
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ascorbic
2y ago
He's been targetted numerous times, so presumably his address is widely known. One person who swatted him was subsequently extradited from Italy and jailed. https://krebsonsecurity.com/2017/02/men-who-sent-swa
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ascorbic
2y ago
Jan Leike has said he's leaving too https://twitter.com/janleike/status/1790603862132596961
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Using AI to generate web forms from PDFs
(timpaul.co.uk)
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2y ago
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ascorbic
2y ago
Some feedback: - You refer to it as "screen sharing", but that makes me think of live sharing like Zoom etc. Wouldn't "screen recording" be a better description? - The "get started for free" text in the he
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ascorbic
2y ago
I'm suggesting nothing of the sort, and it's disingenuous to suggest I did. I'm just saying that him being one of the purple group in his cohort doesn't in any way contradict the fact that that group is smaller than amon
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ascorbic
2y ago
They obviously don't need to be multi-billion dollar stadiums. They can be temporary structures or outdoor areas. 120k people watched Elton John on the main stage at Glastonbury last year, twice as many as attended most of the dates fo
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ascorbic
2y ago
That's great, and I'm genuinely glad to hear you've done well, but your story in no way negates the data in the article. It's not claiming that nobody coming from an adverse childhood succeeeds - just that it's a lo
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ascorbic
2y ago
What they should actually do is allow anybody to register a company in any EU state and then operate in any other. Then the member states would have to compete, and Estonia would be the European Delaware. This may be theoretically possible
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ascorbic
2y ago
In the UK it can all be done online. It costs £12 and the form takes about ten minutes to complete. You'll get your registration within 12 hours. The only complicated bit is if you don't want your home address to be public record
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ascorbic
3y ago
A system that lets an attacker send hundreds of push notifications, effectively making a phone unusable until you click "allow" is a technical failure. So is one that lets an attacker spoof Apple's caller ID. Sure, that one i
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ascorbic
3y ago
Experience. Contacts. Money.
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ascorbic
3y ago
https://github.com/SixArm/usv/blob/main/doc/criticisms/index...
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ascorbic
3y ago
I think the board and shareholders probably want them to avoid picking needless fights with the world's most powerful competition regulator in the week when its most powerful regulations went into effect.
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ascorbic
3y ago
You can download the whole dataset, so they're certainly able to regurgitate them in full.
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ascorbic
3y ago
The incorporation of the acquis is part of the negotation process, and had already been completed by the time of the referendum. It had started in 1991, which was unusually fast.
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ascorbic
3y ago
I was pretty skeptical about this too, but looking into it there is some basis in fact. They're using it to help translate and integrate the "Acquis communautaire" - the huge body of EU laws and regulations that need to be en
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ascorbic
3y ago
Sounds like the Venice-Simplon Orient Express
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ascorbic
3y ago
I went to this with my kids a couple of weeks ago and it was incredible. https://www.wakethetiger.com/
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ascorbic
3y ago
I used ActionScript 3 back in the noughties and was so excited for ES4 in the browser. Adobe open-sourcing Tamarin made it seem it was a done deal (I didn't follow the politics). I was so disappointed when it was killed. It did mean th
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ascorbic
3y ago
If you use Node 20+ then there's a lot more compatibility with web platform APIs, so it is possible to write code that works on Node, browser and WinterCG-compatible runtimes like Deno. Obviously you'll need to avoid using Node bu
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ascorbic
3y ago
Because Microsoft doesn't own Nokia. It bought the handset part, not the network one.
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ascorbic
3y ago
Download the app?
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ascorbic
3y ago
Or make the cables a bit longer, like all the other chargers do.
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Court orders maker of Pegasus spyware to hand over code to WhatsApp
(theguardian.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
I'm not sure what the costs of this will be, but it'll be tiny on the scale of things. It's all done by GDS in-house, and the design is shared across every government site and app. Before GDS, there were constant rebranding p
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