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10mo ago
> How is Disney okay with this anyway? They rather have control over who, when, how can create AI with Disney property, than let people figure it out themselves.
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10mo ago
APL -> BQN where the author remembered the alphabet wrong : https://chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/54753804#5...
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10mo ago
If you only need to replace a box on click with html from the server, you can do that with iframes, no need for javascript/htmx.
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sixos: a nix os without systemd
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10mo ago
Slides: https://cfp.cccv.de/media/38c3-community-stages/submissions/...
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10mo ago
On HN you can have a code block by adding 2 spaces before each line
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10mo ago
"Alpine Linux is a general purpose Linux distribution" https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Tutorials_and_Howtos I don't agree with "any modern system" but some modern systems certainly don't
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10mo ago
According to the internet (can't check now) Alpine doesn't come with perl installed.
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10mo ago
8.3(b) on pg. 79 says that "Regulatory Termination Fee" is $5,800,000,000 from Netflix to WB. (IANAL)
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10mo ago
Vote for the Party that promises academic grants for people that write 1k character long forum posts for the laypeople instead of other experts of the field.
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10mo ago
Thanks! edit: a great read indeed
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10mo ago
Why can't I read it too? Replies act like it was something over-the-top great, yet HN isn't showing it to me? Which brings us back to the topic: why would anyone use HN when it is not good for its single purpose: sharing text be
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10mo ago
How are Netflix created contents profitable? I guess Netflix pays shows based on user time spent, and a Netflix show is profitable if users spend time on it, and not on other shows?
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11mo ago
Here is an online renderer and the description: https://asciimath.org/ The rules are basically the same as LaTeX, with saner symbol names, support for fractions, \ is not needed before symbols and () can be used instead of
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11mo ago
AsciiMath makes easy equations read easy. 1 and 2 would be 1) d/dx e^y = e^y dy/dx = 1 2) d/dx e^y = d/dx x = 1 edit: edited, first got them wrong
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11mo ago
I think GP only wants to convert images back for users with legacy browsers, not for everyone. So converting 100% of the images needs more compute money than the amount of storage money it saves, but only converting ~1% of the images on-the
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11mo ago
Great now unkill xhtml/xml+xstl
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11mo ago
That's actually true, if they wanted to distribute a linux compatible driver they had to make it available for anyone to upstream it in the linux kernel. Probably GPL was indeed a factor that made device makers and hackers to create op
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11mo ago
GPL does not mandate upstreaming your drivers.
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11mo ago
I think overall it's a good habit to go through your proofs again, and remove unnecessary double negations, and make proofs 'more constructive'. Reductio ad Absurdum makes coming up with proofs easier (you have one more infor
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11mo ago
That particular content-farm never interacted with me. Tangentially, we've reached to the point that we can't trust google/internet anymore.
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11mo ago
When I was toying with Haskell I was unable to get GHCi to interpret multiline definitions (Haskell is declarative, which means you don't make commands, but you declare commands which then get executed). Jupyter+conda/anaconda
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11mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html HN in general has a very strict policy against what "people find interesting": On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more
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11mo ago
Nah. Goodhart's law is literally just "if you play a matrix game don't announce your pick in advance". It is not a real law, or not different from common sense. (By matrix game I mean what wiki calls "Normal form ga
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11mo ago
It could've solved the task instead of being wrong and spitting nonsense tho. This is orthogonal to the style, still, if it realizes that it can use Python's arbitrary precision integers instead of floats then the problem becomes
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11mo ago
Actually bandwidth if not 0 then is almost always irrational: rac number of bits / irrac time in seconds.
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11mo ago
You shouldn't lie about your work because that harms society (if you care about us) and society also will punish you (if you care about yourself). If you don't care about yourself or the people around you, then I have no idea why
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"The article itself is also AI generated. Plenty of typical signs for AI." "I used AI to analyze the log for patterns and to make the charts."
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11mo ago
Was present, so what? It was 1 in 1 million, now it's 999999999 in 1 million. It is perfectly valid getting really tired of it , in fact, this is exactly what "getting really tired of" means and has always meant.
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