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brokensegue
1y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73822353/how-can-i-get-w...
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brokensegue
1y ago
Word level timestamps?
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brokensegue
1y ago
Why would it have to be veiled?
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brokensegue
1y ago
i imagine imperfections in construction dominate this effect
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brokensegue
1y ago
I've seen some pretty bad AI related proposals.
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1y ago
i think you're missing some key information. the warcs do not just contain the location header information. and their methods are fully public/open source so scenario 1 makes no sense. sure maybe the warcs will be unlocked at some
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1y ago
Archive team blocked by hosts wanting to protect their data from AI companies (presumably because they want to extract money from them)
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1y ago
You get access to it via the wayback machine
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brokensegue
1y ago
i asked them why they did this. the answer surprisingly is because they fear if they release the full dumps they will get blocked because of the AI scraping wars.
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1y ago
they are still archiving other url shorteners https://tracker.archiveteam.org:1338/ you can participate in that
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brokensegue
1y ago
people definitely should donate resources to archive team but as someone who has been participating in this project it's my understanding that all of the URLs at risk have already been backed up
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1y ago
wiring this to wikidata would be great
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1y ago
cool! glad he took my advice
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1y ago
Ah thanks that does answer it. You should start a blog
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1y ago
i saw that but it doesn't answer my question since it doesn't have associated marks? i'm not about to check their answer to a question i can't answer
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1y ago
based on the score looks like they also couldn't answer question 6? has that been confirmed?
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1y ago
billion issues? i saw some reporting on rare cases of blindness. what else?
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1y ago
People change
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1y ago
I respect the effort you put into this. Sadly I don't think people with this mindset are convinced by this kind of evidence
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1y ago
I don't understand this cynicism. The people who could hypothetically push this forward don't have to be the same people selling prep or other anti-virals
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Running FreeDOS inside a Pokémon Emerald save file (commentated) [video]
(youtube.com)
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1y ago
not really. it's whether it's legal for doctors to do it.
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brokensegue
1y ago
i love mitxela and i love this project. don't know if i can stomach >250 GBP for a clock though.
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1y ago
Can you reconstruct finding this bug with traditional fuzzing?
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brokensegue
1y ago
People have been talking about replacing car ownership with ride shares for over a decade. Waymo already exists
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Can an LLM care for my plants (or at least kill them slower than I do)?
(011.sh)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Does anyone else use mumps?
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Show HN: HDR Steganography – one file / two images
(github.com)
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2y ago
the data i posted all came from the graphs/charts in the article
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2y ago
no? it's better on AIME '24, Multilingual MMLU, SWE-bench, Aider’s polyglot, MMMU, ComplexFuncBench and it ties on a lot of benchmarks
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