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by chias 8mo ago
I don't know and can't speak for the team, but I suspect the "launching new products" is not a significant factor in the delays. It sounds to me like the delays are as a result of hardware manufacturing things (which may
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by chias 8mo ago
Not so surprising. In the interim, Apple watch became a thing, and Apple has since locked down the ability for third-party smart-watches to do things in the iOS ecosystem. Some info from Eric: https://ericmigi.com/blog/
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by chias 8mo ago
At its core LLM / agent systems such as this consists of a weights file (essentially a long list of numbers) and a reasonably straightforward algorithm that you could, given enough time, operate with a pen and paper. There's a lot
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by chias 8mo ago
Data centers in space make perfect sense, in exactly the same way as a jetpack made perfect sense. It is an excellent vehicle to ride out some juicy government contracts for as long as you can keep the grift going. https://plural
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by chias 8mo ago
oh my GOD I'm wheezing here :D I fly next week, I will have to decide whether having this conversation is worth not trying to get out of the opt-out procedure. The difficulty will be keeping a straight face.
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by chias 8mo ago
I tried to opt out in the UK last time I was there a few years ago. The agent looked at me, confused, and said "so... you don't want to get on the plane?". She told me the the UK didn't allow opt-outs. This was the only
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by chias 8mo ago
This is brilliant. I continue to opt out and get the pat down every single time. Which is annoying because they deliberately make it slow and anxiety inducing with your bags are out of sight for quite a while. I used to "punish" t
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by chias 8mo ago
I would certainly feel that way about an ext2 system. But ext4 was released in 2006
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by chias 9mo ago
Yeah, I feel that. But I promise you, within one week I had one single regret: that I had not done this years ago. Also, I very much recommend using your own domain. It greatly eases the feeling of having to commit, because your email addre
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by chias 9mo ago
My gmail address was also almost exactly 20 years old when I migrated two years ago. Here's how I did it: -- 1. Register your domain (if you're doing that) and get fastmail set up -- I remember feeling a physical discomfort clicki
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by chias 9mo ago
Isn't this the same chicken-and-egg problem? > If you enable it, then all your 2FAs are leaked once Google password is leaked Nope, you'd also need my Google 2fa.
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by chias 9mo ago
> this has been watered down a lot by the way-too-common practice of storing TOTP secrets in password managers I'm open to discovering I'm wrong here, but I have never understood this line of thinking. Assuming you 2fa into you
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by chias 9mo ago
I wish I lived in your world. It is very rare I find a long-sleeved garment whose sleeves are long enough, and it usually only takes a wash or two for them to become too short :(
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by chias 9mo ago
Sadly I don't think anyone is coming to save us.
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by chias 9mo ago
These are not all improvements. Listed: * The year of YOLO and the Normalization of Deviance * The year that Llama lost its way * The year of alarmingly AI-enabled browsers * The year of the lethal trifecta * The year of slop * The year tha
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by chias 10mo ago
Those look super cool, but I'm also not sure I'd be ready to throw down $340 for the 50 piece starter set.
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by chias 10mo ago
Thank you for selling your version online!
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by chias 10mo ago
Then proton becomes your single point of failure. "But I use my addresses on my own domain" ok your domain registrar, then.
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by chias 11mo ago
I grew up calling it "Paper Scissors Rock"!
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by chias 11mo ago
If you want to avoid "scary" math words, you could frame this as picking any 5 'corners' on a sheet of squared paper (of any arbitrary size)
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by chias 11mo ago
Not really relevant to the conversation, but: I stumbled across your watchface recently and absolutely love it. It's remarkable how much information density you've achieved while still maintaining "at a glance" clarity.
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by chias 11mo ago
Once upon a time I read the joking phrase "M as in Mancy" and now it is the only thing I can ever think of when trying to spell out the letter M. Perhaps I have now infected one of you. I am sorry.
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by chias 1y ago
Worth noting that it's nine times the price (according to the link you posted)
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by chias 1y ago
Huh. I remember a while ago Google Authenticator hid TOTP codes until you tap on them to reveal them. I remember thinking this was an absolutely stupid feature, because it did not mitigate any real threat and was annoying and inconvenient.
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by chias 1y ago
in terms of effect, this is identical to option 1.
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by chias 1y ago
not if you use your own domain they don't.
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by chias 1y ago
Did you watch the clip yourself? I assume not, so here you go: https://www.youtube.com/live/lxrg28zBv94?t=7562s She was the chair of the board of the America First Policy Institute. She's not talking about AI, she
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by chias 1y ago
This is not true. I watched the clip. She referred to AI as AI. When she said A1 she was very clearly referring to America First.
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by chias 1y ago
Someone who is strong, like you.
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by chias 1y ago
This article eventually links you to it, but what you probably want to look at is this: https://spritacular.org/gallery (photos of these forms of lightning)

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