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by codethief 5mo ago
OP has another post on the definition of heritability, which I really liked: https://dynomight.net/heritable/ . I'm a layman, though, so since you seem knowledgeable, I would love to hear your thoughts on that art
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by codethief 5mo ago
OP has another post on the definition of heritability, which I really liked: https://dynomight.net/heritable/ > For example, if you tell me what language your parents natively speak I can tell you your primary lang
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by codethief 5mo ago
Wow, thanks so much for taking the time to answer my questions in detail! > As I mentioned above, it's super hard to even set up a hands on demo because we have to get the desktop app installed on their infrastructure. But I'm
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by codethief 5mo ago
Hi Drew, I remember your "Show HN" from a while back and have been secretly rooting for you ever since! (I'm not a lawyer but for some reason I have many friends that are, and now I happen to do work for a firm in the legal p
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by codethief 5mo ago
He acknowledges this in the article…
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by codethief 5mo ago
Yup, I've been seeing the same development pretty much everywhere. It's become a standard question in procurement processes in all EU-based organizations I've worked for (I'm a consultant).
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by codethief 5mo ago
Off-topic: Oof, I like the Monokai theme very much but that cursor on the author's website… not so much. It is terribly laggy.
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by codethief 5mo ago
Unfortunately, your mother[0] is distracted by her phone these days, so she can't take away your computer. [0]: Obviously not your mother. :)
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by codethief 5mo ago
> Argument was literally that “social media triggers dopamine” It wasn't though? They said > the addictive patterns in these apps trigger dopamine the same way drugs do (emphasis mine)
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by codethief 5mo ago
…which is why both Android & iOS put high-frequency access to the accelerometer behind an additional permission AFAIR.
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by codethief 5mo ago
Oof. The answers by Hetzner and Linode read as if they were straight out of a dystopian novel.
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by codethief 5mo ago
What I've failed to understand in this whole Google reCAPTCHA discussion so far: How is this is even going to prevent bot usage and increase security? What's going to stop a bot farm in SE Asia from running a fleet of Android devi
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by codethief 5mo ago
The thing I don't understand: What's going to stop a bot farm in SE Asia from running a fleet of Android devices? In fact, AFAIU that's what many of them already do these days.
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by codethief 5mo ago
Good point, this should be higher up!
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by codethief 5mo ago
Another GrapheneOS user here. Does Play Integrity attestation require the user to be logged in? I wouldn't be surprised but technically it doesn't seem necessary.
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by codethief 5mo ago
Quoting from the links you shared: > Cloudflare aims to hire as many as 1,111 interns over the course of 2026. […] That’s why this significantly increased class of interns will have a special focus: to ramp up the creative and widespread
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by codethief 5mo ago
I can't get past Vercel's web application firewall: > Failed to verify your browser
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by codethief 5mo ago
There is still no personal data in Google Analytics? And even if there is, that data is public.
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by codethief 5mo ago
I was going to raise this question here. Then again, the only thing you might get is an identifier of the person that swiped left/right on you. You won't really be able to do much with that, though, unless you reverse-engineer the
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by codethief 5mo ago
No, because your site is not a person, so data related to it is not protected under GDPR.
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by codethief 5mo ago
NBD looks pretty nice! I've been eyeing it from afar for a while. How well does it work in environments with noticeable network latency?
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by codethief 5mo ago
This is the blog post that introduced the term IIRC: https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/16/the-lethal-trifecta/
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by codethief 5mo ago
Next step: Invoke the prompt API from within online ads and run a "p2p" AI inference provider which forwards incoming LLM queries to website visitors. :-)
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by codethief 5mo ago
@OP > Comes with a friend to workout. I think she's from Columbia In case you continue talking to her: Colombians are rather particular about their country's spelling. They will usually frown when you spell it incorrectly, that
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by codethief 5mo ago
> but were prevented from doing so because zig has a hard and fast "no AI code" rule No, they were prevented from doing so because the Zig devs didn't like the proposed changes and are preparing a more comprehensive improv
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by codethief 5mo ago
> Sounding the alarm while presenting no data or science One needs to read OP's blog post in the context of his other posts from the last couple months (many of which have been discussed here on HN in one way or another), where he d
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by codethief 5mo ago
N=1 sample size. I talked to another guy with the same degree in the same field and he was concerned.
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by codethief 5mo ago
> I am very cautious about the "modulo engineering scaling" carve-out As OP said elsewhere[0, 1]: > Once you understand quantum fault-tolerance, asking “so when are you going to factor 35 with Shor’s algorithm?” becomes sor
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by codethief 5mo ago
No idea how I could have missed that! Thanks so much!
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by codethief 5mo ago
Is everyone here testing the model on their own machine or is there some web interface y'all are using? I'm on my phone right now but would love to ask the model about Einstein and General Relativity / cosmology / quantu

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