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by caycep 1y ago
I think it is a UK study. It actually has been going on for a number of years, I've seen one of the PIs giving a number of big conference talks (Tabrizi) for a while
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by caycep 1y ago
I vaguely remember a group of friends in college, at one point they were notified by the town that their shared house technically qualified as a brothel; some compromises were made, I think something like putting up more room dividers or so
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by caycep 1y ago
Will they archive the "James Huang" placemats here in Southern California?
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by caycep 1y ago
This is what puzzles me - ppl keep railing about being pro or anti Israel and it's overly simplistic and also not really accurately describing things. It's more pro/anti Likud or Kahanists, or really at heart a right vs left
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by caycep 1y ago
I'm pretty sure Melton credited Forstall with giving with the support and cover for safari/khtml - she's written extensively about it. https://donmelton.com/2013/01/10/safari-is-released-to-the-
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by caycep 1y ago
it's available on Criterion 4k disc too!
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by caycep 1y ago
at first I thought they were doing those cargo quad copter things...
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by caycep 1y ago
At least he was consistent and the UI design made sense, textures aside. And UI gossip aside, all the accounts from every engineer who worked under him consistently praised him. Safari with its KHTML underpinnings was also created under hi
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by caycep 1y ago
they need to bring Scott Forstall or someone Bertrand Serlet-esque back, and a designer who isn't Alan Dye
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by caycep 1y ago
Just run linux with utm!
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by caycep 1y ago
they've had a launch-pad-ey thing forever, I remember when our school lab had Mac IIs and Performas, and there was some simplified UI on top of finder which basically was all your apps in giant rectangular icons. I forget what it was
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by caycep 1y ago
is this the incident where Apple pulled Meta's developer licenses or is this a new breach?
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by caycep 1y ago
what did you end up using for file storage?
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by caycep 1y ago
I dunno, I always felt folding phones added unnecessary complexity and moving parts. The slab phone seems closer to a platonic ideal and from a user/engineering perspective, has less compromises
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Free Music on the Internet: The Lomax Digital Archive(archive.culturalequity.org)
3 points by caycep 1y ago|0 comments
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by caycep 1y ago
I had half a mind to try and seed out "LLMs are the socialism of human knowledge" just as a gauge to see how politicized the boosterism is...
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by caycep 1y ago
conversely the asrocks actually did pretty good in that test...
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by caycep 1y ago
I wonder if the risk is mitigated if you turn off PBO and turn on Eco Mode?
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by caycep 1y ago
Jared Bernstein takes: https://econjared.substack.com/p/us-capitalism-with-chinese-... https://econjared.substack.com/p/the-usgs-intel-stakes-part-...
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by caycep 1y ago
Granted with all these science PR posts, what did the paper actually say? And why don't ppl post the actual DOI/paper link? I mean, at least for CS topics people post the arxiv link as a minimum...
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by caycep 1y ago
this might be OT and covered somewhere else but what's the latest/greatest on these models and their effect on the linguistics field, vs. what does the latest and greatness in linguistics feel about these models?
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by caycep 1y ago
Dear lord can Meta hiring be any more unstable? HR dept must be a revolving door at this point
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by caycep 1y ago
dear lord he's in urban dictionary now?!
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by caycep 1y ago
granted, this goes way back before the Nobel and isn't limited to the trio above. JS is known for frequently and publicly challenging anyone who presents anything on neural networks. He was pestering Ian Goodfellow about who did GANs
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AI Is Power-Hungry(paulkrugman.substack.com)
4 points by caycep 1y ago|0 comments
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by caycep 1y ago
this fight has become legendary and infamous, and also pops up on HN every 2-3 years
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by caycep 1y ago
this fight has become legendary and infamous
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by caycep 1y ago
Such a deference of responsibility. The world and the community should absolutely prioritize pedestrians. The driver operating a 5000 lb dangerous weapon should 100% be the responsible for the consequences.
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by caycep 1y ago
Granted, admitted from what little I've read on the outside, the "rational" part just seems to be mostly the writing style - this sort of dispassionate, eloquently worded prose that makes weird ideas seem more "rational&
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by caycep 1y ago
Blackrock Neurotech has some BCI cortical array chip-to-emg bridge, I think; one was implanted at Case Western a number of years ago. the EMG sensors are probably similar.

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