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541.
by dataflow 7mo ago
Not really, it's not about downloading. If it only works offline given the appropriate files, that's fine too. But a package manager needs to actually install and uninstall packages!
542.
by dataflow 7mo ago
It's clever and funny, but nobody is legitimately near AGI, and their own AML Corp link proves Altman believes as much: > Achieving AGI, he conceded, will require “a lot of medium-sized breakthroughs. I don’t think we need a big one
543.
by dataflow 7mo ago
Meanwhile: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47284834
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> Technically speaking ZIP codes are not "supposed" to span states but, in exceptional cases, some do. In this case USPS handles it the same way: the state of the preferred city is the preferred state for the ZIP code. I'v
545.
by dataflow 7mo ago
I get that it can't handle LaTeX, that's literally my entire point. It's no wonder it goes unmentioned in TeX threads. The statement that it "can accomplish much of what LaTeX and its packages can do" pushes a lo
546.
by dataflow 7mo ago
What do you consider "modern"? Is a year old not modern? Am I supposed to be seeing something else? $ pacman -Ss context | grep TeX -B1 extra/haskell-skylighting-format-context 0.1.0.2-163 ConTeXt formatter for sk
547.
by dataflow 7mo ago
> A parent that creates a non-admin account on a computer, sets the age for a child account they create, and hands the computer over is in no different state. The child can install a virtual machine, create an account on the virtual mach
548.
by dataflow 7mo ago
> ConTeXt often goes unmentioned in TeX threads. > It's a monolithic kernel with a relatively sane collection of "setup" macros that, by and large, can accomplish much of what LaTeX and its packages can do. I don't
549.
by dataflow 7mo ago
Sorry, I think I had my wires crossed somewhere. Yeah, I see now. That's crazy/hilarious.
550.
by dataflow 7mo ago
I feel like this might be heavily dependent on both your task and the AI you're using? What language do you code in and what AI do you use? And are your tasks pretty typical/boilerplate-y with prior art to go off of, or novel&#x2F
551.
by dataflow 7mo ago
Which one would you recommend as the best right now? Claude Code?
552.
by dataflow 7mo ago
I think there might be a confusion here? The 100% seems like the true positive rate (correct detection), not the false positive rate?
553.
by dataflow 7mo ago
> This is kind of a misleading title That kind of is an understatement
554.
by dataflow 7mo ago
Can someone explain the part about Diana's $89 dress?
555.
by dataflow 7mo ago
> If you buy a used phone every year from someone buying a new phone every year, it means that you both use one phone every two years, right? It's a lot worse than buying a new phone and keeping it for 8 years. Because when someone
556.
by dataflow 7mo ago
For the environment? To reduce e-waste? And you'll almost certainly save substantial money too.
557.
by dataflow 7mo ago
You should really try to buy any phone used if you can, whether Pixel or Google or not.
558.
by dataflow 7mo ago
Man... I came here hoping to read she was fine now. Had no idea things got worse again :( I hope things get better for her.
559.
by dataflow 7mo ago
As creepy? It's way creepier than Google Glass.
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> I’m not sure what sort of signals you’ve gotten from Meta that would suggest they are above this type of behavior? It wasn't Meta's morals that gave me any signals to that effect. It was the potential legal minefield on top o
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> The data required is small. Each embedding might be 1/2 kB per face. "Embedding"? This is what the article says: "In some videos you can see someone going to the toilet, or getting undressed. I don’t think they kno
562.
by dataflow 7mo ago
The thing is it's not just surprising from a privacy standpoint but also from an engineering standpoint -- this sounds very data-, power-, and storage-intensive, in a device that's very constrained on all sides, so it wouldn'
563.
by dataflow 7mo ago
Yes, I'm surprised at this. I would've never expected they would be doing this , and I didn't exactly have high expectations of Meta. This is incredibly invasive and not at all what people expect.
564.
by dataflow 7mo ago
What they said is correct regardless of that though?
565.
by dataflow 7mo ago
Thanks, that makes sense.
566.
by dataflow 7mo ago
This is hilarious. I see their lawyers got together to find the most confusing way they could word it to throw people off and let everybody claim it says whatever's best for their own PR. "Shall not be used as consistent with the
567.
by dataflow 7mo ago
What? Nowhere do they stipulate you have to add that. They just say if you do account setup, then you need to provide such an interface.
568.
by dataflow 7mo ago
Don't change-notification-based mechanisms suffer from potentially reading a half-written file? Or do you do something more clever?
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by dataflow 7mo ago
And you propose that how exactly? Every method they mention has identity attached to it in some way. They specifically want to be able to deduplicate submissions too, so I don't see what non-identifying options you're imagining th
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by dataflow 7mo ago
Does your pocket calculator with Python have an account setup process?

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