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by dataflow 2mo ago
He learned Java to understand the Oracle v. Google case better. His middle name is Haskell.
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by dataflow 2mo ago
Are you saying any photos I take with phone that had digital zoom is automatically I admissible? Or if not, isn't that consistent with what they said?
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by dataflow 2mo ago
> I find it easy to envision a world, maybe 50 years from now, in which the very concept of "truth in advertising" is viewed as a lost, idyllic fantasy. From what I hear (fact-check, etc. needed) that's already the case ri
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by dataflow 2mo ago
This is on MSYS2, yes, and that excuses absolutely nothing, because this shouldn't be happening in the first place for speed to be even relevant. At the risk of repeating myself thrice: the messages are confusing, the Ctrl+C handling i
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by dataflow 2mo ago
No: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48988369
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by dataflow 2mo ago
> That's common on linux. Many tools read from stdin if a file path isn't given: cat, xargs, base64, cksum, etc. No. I did pipe to stdin. It's not my first time using Linux... Here's a command line I ran right now
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by dataflow 2mo ago
Oh man, parallel is awful. I have to rant about this because I literally tried it again today morning. Every single damn time I try parallel and decide to give it another chance, something ends up not working or causing a problem. I can n
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by dataflow 2mo ago
Edit: sorry, I misunderstood the post.
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by dataflow 2mo ago
The blog post basically said exactly this: > IMO the blame here doesn't lie on gcc or clang; it lies on the standard. that is, the standard is wrong and should be updated to make this implementation-defined.
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by dataflow 2mo ago
> gcc and clang can't change their behavior because that would be a breaking ABI change It's an API change. Breaking source code is generally an even bigger deal than breaking binary compatibility.
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by dataflow 2mo ago
You mean like this? https://xkcd.com/903/
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China quietly saved the world last month [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dataflow 2mo ago|1 comments
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by dataflow 2mo ago
> In Europe "no 737 MAX" basically means "no Ryanair". Depending on how you feel about Ryanair, avoiding the 737 MAX can be very easy. Eh? - https://www.flightaware.com/live/flight/AEA1517 -
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by dataflow 2mo ago
> Just use an AI You mean like (a) assume this perfect AI that already exists never makes a mistake because AI doesn't do that, (b) accept all the security risks like prompt injection, (c) accept the fact that you don't deserve
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by dataflow 2mo ago
Is it working/being enforced? Anecdotally I haven't seen or heard of any changes in verbiage, but I haven't been paying that much attention.
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by dataflow 2mo ago
Yes, exactly. It's kind of an... important distinction.
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Why Visiting This Lost Island Will Kill You [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dataflow 2mo ago|0 comments
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by dataflow 2mo ago
Citation needed? I'm not seeing anything indicating PayPal has a bank charter in the US.
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by dataflow 2mo ago
> but the fact that PayPal has a bank charter When did it get one?
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by dataflow 2mo ago
Interesting that the drug enforcement administration can make it illegal to buy something as a chemical . Their name would suggest that they're merely the enforcement arm of the FDA regarding drugs.
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by dataflow 2mo ago
> Are you saying that it is likely that at some point in the not too distant future, OpenAI and Anthropic will need bailout-size cash infusions from the US Government to continue existence and that the US government will do it and not fa
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by dataflow 2mo ago
> This is the most important part most people don't get I wouldn't say "people don't get" it when it's not well-communicated. When the headline always says 2-3 degrees, of course people are going to shrug.
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by dataflow 2mo ago
> On the second matter, it really is. The layman perception of a contract is usually a formal document that needs to be signed, whereas in no legal systems that I know of are these actual elements of a contract. In most legal systems a c
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by dataflow 2mo ago
Not really, I was well aware of if-with-init and I still found this quite confusing. That one actually shows what the variable is initialized to. This one doesn't.
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by dataflow 2mo ago
IANAL, but if you enter a contract with the intent to violate it, is that legal? My understanding is that it's technically illegal (only civil perhaps, but still illegal), the impracticality of enforcement notwithstanding. Also, I have
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by dataflow 2mo ago
> I don’t think she sees any benefit from scalpers. If a ticket sells for $2k then the platform gets some massive portion of that (like $400?) - are you sure some of that doesn't make its way back to the artist, at least on the prim
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by dataflow 3mo ago
Honestly, people need to get over this debate. It's pretty irrelevant in a lot of cases. When people ask "what is the model thinking?", they're really asking "what caused the model to produce this response (as oppos
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by dataflow 3mo ago
Another issue I don't see how to solve is: how do you even gather the data? That is: how do you even know if someone (a) is doing the same job as a graduate of your program would do, (b) actually skipped a program or its equivalent, an
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by dataflow 3mo ago
Whoops, looks like I somehow posted on the wrong page.
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by dataflow 3mo ago
> You can get basically any medication or vaccination you want in the US as long as you can find a doctor to write the prescription. Is that not usually true in other countries?

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