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croes
5mo ago
Two words: Cherry picking In could say Jean Charles de Menezes And know?
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5mo ago
Have you read parent‘s comment until the end? > having led the way in abolishing slavery
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croes
5mo ago
I bet they would count that as a attempted fraud.
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5mo ago
Paying customers isn’t a good measure. Some people paid for this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_Rich
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5mo ago
This will happen either way because there is no infinite growth
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5mo ago
No, the spammers are just at the beginning of ruining that too https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48411569 BTW why should Chrome even consider rendering a .txt file as markdown?
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5mo ago
And how many of these 12,060 pieces are tiny pieces? Maybe it’s time to add the weight and the stud count
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Gesture HW1 is a 10-DOF ESP32-S3 robotic hand with high-dexterity manipulation
(cnx-software.com)
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5mo ago
Keep some hate for the other companies. They want the same, they are just not as open about it as MS
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5mo ago
And such management faults never ever happened before.
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SpaceX targets $1.75T valuation in all-primary IPO next week,sources say
(reuters.com)
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5mo ago
Your job safety doesn’t depend on the capabilities of AI but on what management thinks are the capabilities of AI
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5mo ago
I see three: Standard Strict Custom To me custom is something I define between Standard and Strict and not the next level after Strict. Strict already mentions that sites can break, so I'm pretty sure people associate the setting with
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5mo ago
Link 1 says > In case you're wondering, because the system treats this high-privilege recovery flow as a total account reset by the "true" owner, the original 2FA gets thoroughly bypassed in the process. But link 2 says &g
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5mo ago
They become profitable but on the expense of fools like that company.
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Homing pigeons navigate via superparamagnetic macrophages when sky is overcast
(science.org)
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Plots, love letters and remedies: The medieval secrets being revealed by AI
(bbc.com)
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5mo ago
> Stronger protections that block more trackers, but may cause some sites to break. People already expect sites to break, so why holding back?
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5mo ago
> Websites already break often with the strictest protections enabled, adding a "super duper strict protections" mode will just lead to bug reports. That’s what I‘m saying. They already break because of other effects of the str
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5mo ago
LLMs are used for OpenClaw and similar to do tasks for their user. Games are a bunch of tasks too. So if they fail at game tasks maybe it’s a bad idea to advertise those LLMs as task doing assistants.
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The Metaverse and its ghost towns: Why social VR apps are struggling
(heise.de)
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5mo ago
Maybe a good reason for not enabling it by default but a bad reason to not enabling it for strict settings. I somewhat expect breaking sites with strict settings, I don’t expect an still wide open tracking path. That’s deceiving.
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5mo ago
> This website has been temporarily rate limited
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5mo ago
That doesn’t prove their claims are valid. I can claim the same and offer licenses per device.
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5mo ago
No codec can ever avoid patent-pool claims.
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5mo ago
Smaller files but harder to decode
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5mo ago
Could be generalized to Please Do Not Vibe Fuck Up This Software. Vibe coding does make it easier to produce runable code, and vibe code isn’t a problem if properly reviewed. Seems like AI just exposed that it doesn’t happened properly.
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5mo ago
> Rear view cameras are better than rear view mirrors. The field of view is better. Oh yes, we are
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> Rear view cameras are better than rear view mirrors. The field of view is better. But you lose the natural depth perception and need to focus differently
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5mo ago
That is the main change with the current government. Previously they at least would have faked to be ashamed, now they brag about their incompetence.
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