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by ddol 3y ago
I’m unfamiliar with the show, but a search turned up the January 13th episode: “ChatGPT Transforms a Classroom and Is ‘M3GAN’ Real?” https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hard-fork/id1528594034...
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by ddol 3y ago
I dunno, he asked for a Mai Tai and they brought him a Piña Colada. And he said no salt on his margarita, but it had salt on it. Sounds like people still don’t listen to him, poor Milton.
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by ddol 3y ago
Model-View-Patroller
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by ddol 3y ago
I first asked GPT-4 “james (a boy) has four sisters, and each sister has three brothers. how many brothers does james have?”[0] and it told me 3 brothers. I then asked it to think though step by step and it said 2. [0] https://ch
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by ddol 3y ago
likewise, Worms 2 on PC here (Windows 95)
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by ddol 3y ago
I wholeheartedly support the blog author. When my eldest was born I posted the following note on my Facebook wall: Today, I met you. My words cannot adequately express the hope and happiness you bring to your mother and I. After months of
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by ddol 3y ago
Yes. In 2015 Facebook launched a feature (Scrapbooks[0]) specifically designed to encourage parents to upload and organise photos of their kids. Their help centre still has an article under /help/scrapbooks [1] titled "Manage
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by ddol 3y ago
The first link of Wulf Hein playing the Star-Spangled Banner on a 30,000 year old flute is incredible. To think that someone noodling on a flute could have produced that melody before dogs were domesticated is fascinating.
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by ddol 3y ago
Doesn’t Laurene Powell Jobs still hold 5.5% of AAPL through the Steve Jobs Trust?
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by ddol 3y ago
Do Google host their own products on Google Cloud, or are there different sets of data centres for Search/Drive/Gmail vs Google Cloud Customers?
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by ddol 3y ago
I used to have connectivity and data speed issues at music festivals and large conventions, but both permanent infrastructure at convention centres and temporary towers at parks used for festivals have mitigated this (in my experience). In
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by ddol 3y ago
> No studies have shown that the potential existence of a protective effect for cardiovascular diseases or type 2 diabetes also reduces the risk of cancer for an individual consumer. Evidence does not indicate the existence of a particul
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by ddol 3y ago
I see you’ve never met a Gen Alpha tween who spends their free time in Roblox
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by ddol 3y ago
As a European who moved to California the societal stigma around young ambition in Ireland was brutal. When I started my first company in my 20’s and spoke to friends and family about it a phrase I frequently heard was “ah here, why would y
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by ddol 3y ago
Not entirely accurate. They don’t own 49% yet [0]. Microsoft invested $10B, and get 75% of OpenAI’s profits until they receive $10B and _then_ they get their 49% stock certificate. [0] https://www.semafor.com/article/01
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by ddol 6y ago
> MCST’s proprietary C/C++ compiler and bootloader will be provided only as binary, because we do not have access to the source code of this part. Buy a “security focused” computer where the compiler is not open source, and the CPU&
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by ddol 13y ago
Poor Anguilla - http://ai./
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by ddol 14y ago
Higher quality product, better customer service, better returns policy. Make the experience painless for the user, at every stage of the product's lifecycle.
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Data Breach Reveals 100k IEEE.org Members' Plaintext Passwords(ieeelog.com)
168 points by ddol 14y ago|135 comments
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by ddol 14y ago
There were $256.9m of trades on FB stock ~14m49s before he announced the story on his timeline. Two trades of 4,287,969 shares. What is likely to have happened here? Did an institutional investor get wind of the story early? If so, why did
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by ddol 15y ago
Rowan is right; this was by far the best conference I've attended.
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This a valid email address: t AT lk.(gist.github.com)
37 points by ddol 15y ago|21 comments
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by ddol 15y ago
We invited rms to speak at SkyCon '07[1], but he double booked and ended up not coming to Ireland. The rider has changed significantly since I received it in late 2006 - http://diffchecker.com/851d9eU Can anyone point me toward more uniqu
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by ddol 15y ago
I'm seeing two different WHOIS records (from AS6473 and AS1213), both look compromised. http://pastebin.com/UDWfZuTF http://pastebin.com/jEgvHt8j
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by ddol 15y ago
I've been eating ZeroCater provided food for the last two weeks, they offer a great selection and it's always of a high grade. I highly recommend them.
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Archiving a Braille copy of Playboy(blog.archive.org)
4 points by ddol 15y ago|0 comments
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by ddol 15y ago
Damn sorry I'm missing it this year, but I'd be useless for a sold 2 days after it. I can't remember using the internet much at DEFCON. It was pretty solid partying. Now CCC, that's a different story...
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by ddol 15y ago
Glenn Chapman of AFP is another great old-school journalist who focuses on tech. Well researched, concise, balanced - as good wire stories should be. http://google.com/news?q=author:Glenn+Chapman
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by ddol 16y ago
It's fascinating to think that in 1869 there were Transatlantic telegraph links. One could have sat this entrance exam in London while it was being sat in MA simultaneously, with Questions/Answers transmitted digitally.
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by ddol 16y ago
Having worked as a CSR for three separate telco's, two car companies and an electricity provider, this would be a far slower system to access information than anything I've used. Someone working a job full-time, 40 hours a week doesn't need

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