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croemer
1y ago
HTTP 418 I'm a teapot Lol
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Papers continue to face retractions for failure to license pricy tool
(retractionwatch.com)
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1y ago
Anubis blocks all phones with odd processor counts, many Pixel phones for example.
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1y ago
And now they're going to enshittify the comment UI
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New comment UI experiment graduation
(meta.stackoverflow.com)
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1y ago
You can't copy paste all the localizations for example. Go make a copy-pasteable version if it's so easy.
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1y ago
Don't complain about the license. The license removes any doubt. You can happily use it without having to worry. If there was no license you'd have uncertainty. Also you're misquoting. The license is GPL-3, not AGPL.
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1y ago
In this case the title is misleading so the policy still applies
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1y ago
There's no reason to put Physics in the title. There's zero Physics in the article. It's about Buyer-Pull vs Seller-Push theories of sales. Edit: The original title was "The Physics of Sales", now the HN title has b
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1y ago
Previous discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22209667 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37291607 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24481883 https://news.ycomb
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1y ago
Liberia using freedom units is not at all a coincidence. Liberia was essentially a US colony where the colonialists were freed US slaves. From Wikipedia: > Liberia began in the early 19th century as a project of the American Colonization
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1y ago
I was taught lower case x starts at top left, does the arc to bottom left, then goes to top right, arc to bottom right, all in one stroke. The upper case X didn't have a horizontal line in my case, otherwise it's all pretty much t
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1y ago
Not really readable, I can guess some words but it's hit and miss, at most 50% of words I can figure out.
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1y ago
Not available in EU, but pretty much everywhere else
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1y ago
Chernobyl food contamination was mostly Cs-137 which emits Gamma rays. But Gamma rays aren't the type of radiation well suited to flip bits. To reliably flip bits, the cows would have to contain so much Cs-137 that they'd die with
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1y ago
If I'm reading [1] correctly then the SM-1800 was a clone of Intel-8080A, not PDP-11. [1]: page 2, line starting with K580 of https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP86R00995R0005011...
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1y ago
Yeah, I didn't know it was a reference to something - it was just a saying to me without any background context.
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1y ago
What does FTA mean here? "From The Article"?
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1y ago
This article has been share a dozen times on HN, if you want to see some discussion check out: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
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1y ago
Seeing it on the web version now, still not in mobile app.
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1y ago
Looking at LMarena which polymarket uses, I'm not surprised. Based on the little data there is (3k duels, it's possibly worse than Gemini, it lost more to Gemini 2.5 Pro than it won in direct duels). Not sure why the ELO is still
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1y ago
Oh nice so if you just used o3 (like me) there's an increase If it's not good I'll just unsubscribe. 100 o3 was enough for me and I used o3 almost exclusively. So I'm not super worried. If it's no longer SOTA and Ge
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1y ago
First impressions: the emoji trigger happiness of 4o is totally gone. Bolding still happens. There appear to be 4 ways to run a query now: a) GPT5, b) GPT5 and toggle "extra thinking" on, c) "GPT5 with thinking", and d)
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1y ago
On the web version, they have already been removed for me (Plus subscription). My app hasn't got 5 yet but I bet it will be an immediate removal there as well.
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1y ago
Yeah, even if he wasn't paid to appear there, this seems a bit too close.
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1y ago
Ugh, why lie to users... Just say the IP is blacklisted. Thanks for the tip btw.
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1y ago
Yes, sorry didn't fit everything on the screenshot.
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1y ago
Imgur is down, hug of death from screenshot links on HN. {"data":{"error":"Imgur is temporarily over capacity. Please try again later."},"success":false,"status":403} Or rate limited.
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1y ago
> GPT‑5 also excels at long-running agentic tasks—achieving SOTA results on τ2-bench telecom (96.7%), a tool-calling benchmark released just 2 months ago. Yes, but it does worse than o3 on the airline version of that benchmark. The prose
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croemer
1y ago
On tau-2 bench, for airline, GPT5 is worse than o3.
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