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I can't really take anything related to Matrix seriously until they comprehensively address their transparency issues, one example that's been ongoing for 5 years is here: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-
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Just tried the new search mode, asked for a list of odd or unique things to see in Frankfurt. The second suggestion was "Kaiserlei Bunker", a "former bunker turned into an arts space". I googled it and found nothing; ask
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If you are looking to make contacts it also gives other amateurs a reason to make a contact with you vs. someone else; there are plenty of hunters who want to hunt every park they can. It also offers a predefined "out" to get out
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It came out of an ARRL field day event called NPOTA ("National Parks on the Air"). People loved that event and so the POTA organization was created to continue it, extending the valid parks to state-managed parks (in the US, other
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In the parlance of ham radio, it's an "awards scheme"--certain activities will gain the participant awards, in the case of POTA that would be going to an accepted park and making ten valid radio contacts ("activating&quo
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Parks on the Air is responsible for nearly all of my radio time--I've activated a park in almost every state (8 left)! N7YHF
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interesting, I always heard this as "you own your own words": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YOYOW
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It's relatively easy to go from genetic data to a surname, which is a big flaw in your described release method...
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the cipher example is impressive on the surface, but I threw a couple of my toy questions at o1-preview and it still hallucinates a bunch of nonsense (but now uses more electricity to do so).
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i shared a room with him at hackers one year, didn't actually get to speak with him because our sleep schedules were misaligned, but sharing the room did prompt me to read about wizardry and his career. i was sad to see the news of his
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I think the domain was lost long ago, sadly I totally get the allure of building this stuff :)
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oh man... we had so much of this done years ago with Locker, but old services die and new services are born, and existing services change their APIs constantly... it takes a lot of work to keep them up to date! https://github.com
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entropic put out their own statement as well: https://www.entropicengineering.com/defcon-32-statement
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the zoom ones are so bad. straight up fabrication. not worth the 5 seconds it takes to dump them into the readout of the meeting.
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I share the author's excitement about `uv`. I was a big fan of `pip-compile` because it was the simplest possible way to have clear top-level dependencies that also froze sub-dependencies (you note your top-level dependencies in `requi
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the most recent fail involved YAML anchors (the ampersand syntax). i had a vague idea that you might be able to extend an anchor elsewhere in the file (like "abc " + &anchor). claude dreamed up three ways to do it, all three w
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i'll keep trying new models as they're updated but 3.5 sonnet is hot garbage. not worth the power to train and run it.
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to speak to your example: my girlfriend's dad was a welder on aluminum boats. he is always excited to see aluminum boats, find out who built them, etc.
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took two waymo rides in SF and two nightmare cab rides in SF and memphis in the last couple of days. one waymo was perfect, the other ran a red light then stopped in the intersection diagonally across two lanes of traffic until the light tu
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Can you change the songs you replay in your head? I think there is a spectrum of audio imagination as well. For example, I can speed up/slow down, add reverb, change pitch, remix, change lyrics, etc.
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Even with this new model, at the bottom of the page I see something like "Claude can't yet run the code it generates." But if I ask it to run the code it has generated for me, it confidently generates output that looks like t
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We found a museum in Haines, AK that contained only hammers--the proprietor had stories to go with many of them. If you stopped to look at any given hammer for more than a second he'd tell you not just a history but an entertaining h
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reminds me quite a bit of websocketd as well, which converts a stdin/stdout program to a websocket: http://websocketd.com/
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Interesting, I also just used the support link, talked to an agent via text chat, asked for a refund, they asked for a screenshot, I shared a screenshot, and they immediately refunded me. They did not suggest an alternate approach (the 3 mo
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I've been using a Chrome extension with anti-myopic blur based on this principle: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/refractify-myopic-d...
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if the author is here: your site breaks pinch zoom in/zoom out and the smooth scrolling behavior feels bad
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sandwich bots exploit swap slippage on decentralized exchanges... e.g. a user submits a swap transaction from currency A to currency B with high allowed slippage, a sandwich bot notices and copies that transaction from the public mempool an
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prior to MEV-relay arbitrage bots and generalized frontrunners did this in the public mempool via the gas auction... MEV-relay allows them to instead submit bundles of transactions ordered in the way that makes them the maximum amount of p
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Poisoner in Chief was a great read.
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my guess is that you don't graze enough to put your Stephan curve negative for long periods of time... https://jamiethedentist.com/dental-caries-decay/stephan-curv...
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