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by deng 1y ago
FYI: The Simple Mobile Tools suite was acquired by an ad network and is pretty much discontinued, see https://www.androidauthority.com/simple-mobile-tools-acquisi... Use the Fossify fork instead: https://play.goo
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by deng 1y ago
I think TFA is wrong. It is correct that you cannot access private app folders, meaning stuff like /data/data, /Android/data, /Android/obb. But this is nothing new and you basically need a rooted device to acce
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by deng 1y ago
> I believe the nextcloud team when they say they need the permission. I don't (and I do use NC). The sentence "SAF cannot be used, as it is for sharing/exposing our files to other apps" is simply wrong and llm_nerd i
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by deng 1y ago
> I suspect people want their entire photo folders mirrored into Nextcloud from the device, which would fit under the "backup utility" category. Exactly. Many people use Nextcloud's auto-upload to backup important data fro
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by deng 1y ago
He does mention structual interactions as well as duplications/deletions/inversions. I would argue methylation is more like an annotation of DNA and not part of the DNA itself, but that's a matter of opinion. In the end, the
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by deng 1y ago
I will never, ever understand why they closed their jobs portal, and I wonder if they are regretting this now, since their core business is eaten up by LLMs. The job portal was pretty great and back then we got by far the best hires through
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by deng 1y ago
I'm sorry to burst your bubble, but this answer by Francis was wildly over-interpreted. He simply cited the Catechism that the church should be welcoming to gay people, and not marginalize them. However, in no way did he ever mean by t
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by deng 1y ago
OK, I've played around with the demo and insta-bought it, if just to support you. This is incredible work.
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by deng 1y ago
This looks incredible! But to be honest, it also looks incredibly daunting. As a programmer and former physicist, I'm fascinated. As a musician, I'm not sure. At the moment, my feeling is that your landing page primarily addresses
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by deng 1y ago
> This was the expected result. You may have expected this (and if so, I hope you bought some good PUT options), but most economists certainly did not expect this already for the first quarter. On the contrary, there was more the expecta
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Bambu Lab added anti-debugger code in their BBL network plugin(github.com)
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by deng 1y ago
Interesting, because I brought this exact thing up last time Kagi was mentioned here, and the founder and billing engineer assured me that it does NOT convert to a subscription: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43308930
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by deng 1y ago
See also: https://mas.to/@davejmurphy/114414723608693881 There's a legal and moral implication. Legally, saying that you took someone else's code as "source of information" would probably be seen as
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by deng 1y ago
Discussed yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43812995
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by deng 1y ago
How extremely weird. Why didn't they just use RTEMS openly? Was it for clout or did they want to circumvent the GPLv2? I can't imagine the Wii Homebrew scene being commercially significant that it would matter.
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by deng 1y ago
> You're welcome to go to the front lines and attack the Russian tanks with your own preferred tools! Thank you for not immediately escalating the discussion. Anyway, ever heard of Tungsten? Cool stuff.
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by deng 1y ago
The Pu is from an old soviet smoke detector, containing roughly 40μg of Pu, which creates a few μCi of radiation needed for smoke detection. For fission, you need at least several kg of pure Pu239. For a "dirty bomb", any amount w
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by deng 1y ago
Humans are simply terrible at long-term safety. How often do we have to experience that until we say: while it might be theoretically possible to store this stuff securely for thousands of years, apparently, we are just unable to do it, b
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by deng 1y ago
Well, the police also said he bought mercury, which "can be used in switches for a dirty bomb", which is such a stupid thing to say, because a mercury switch is just an old form of a tilt switch. The idea that someone would buy me
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by deng 1y ago
True, depleted uranium is not fissionable, but it's still nasty stuff. It is used for amor-piercing ammunition and turns into fine dust on impact. For instance, kids playing in abandoned tanks inhale it, and it still radiates alpha and
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by deng 1y ago
Reality likes to have a word with you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asse_II_mine
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by deng 1y ago
Good for him. This was an absolute ridiculous case. Lots of everyday items contain radioactive substances: old smoke detectors, uranium glass, old watches with radium dials, anti-static brushes, the list goes on and on. As a side note: coal
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by deng 1y ago
Ah, that's a classic. "How can you criticize Big Oil and at the same time drive a car!" and voila, the case is closed. I am allowed to criticize things without having to live like a hermit. I make moderate use of ChatGPT, yet
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by deng 1y ago
I'm short on Tesla, but I fully expect these brutal numbers to not have a big effect. The Tesla bulls have already said that 2025 will be a "throwaway year" but it doesn't matter because in 2 years we'll all be ridi
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by deng 1y ago
No. It's for giving credit where credit is due. And yes, that includes the question if the people who generated the training data in the first place have given their consent that this can be used for AI training. It's quite concer
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by deng 1y ago
No, Haujobb was (is?) also a an Amiga Demo group: https://demozoo.org/groups/4/ and the music is by Virgill (Jochen Feldkötter).
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by deng 1y ago
> I don’t agree with Trump’s policies generally nor am I American, but this is a good short term strategy. This strategy has failed spectacularly, as bond yields are still up and treasuries are sold like crazy. US treasuries are no longe
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by deng 1y ago
Thank you for these insights, I appreciate it.
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by deng 1y ago
Sorry, I meant bearish, I edited my article... :-)
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by deng 1y ago
It means that they are not being bought. Normally, if the stock goes down, treasury yields go down because investors use them as safe havens for their money, so there's higher demand for them and hence the yield goes down. So why isn&#

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