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by detrites 3y ago
And don't miss that clicking the displayed bits will flip them. Can be handy at times, debugging flags for example.
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by detrites 3y ago
Web devs? The path that goes: GFX -> HTML&CSS -> JS -> WTF! They can be great programmers in JS even but have little to no computer science behind it and more a design background.
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by detrites 3y ago
And 7th highest median age, so 20th for deaths per capita for a virus far more lethal by age would be positive performance: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_and_terr...
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by detrites 3y ago
Link to PDF of the paper: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdfdirect/10.1002/adma.2... Page 7 has a photo of the battery, powering an LED.
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by detrites 3y ago
> Many of them will prefer meat as well. This intuitively didn't seem correct. I'd guess that the majority of animals would be herbivorous. What'd odd is I can't find online a referenced percent breakdown of animal ki
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by detrites 3y ago
Well if each satellite could kill maybe 2-3 people that'd be a whopping AI genocide of around 20k innocents, in the final battle of AI vs human.
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by detrites 3y ago
(2012) Also, I can't figure out what makes it silly?
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by detrites 3y ago
> Scroll-behaviour hijack and unreadable text on mobile?
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by detrites 3y ago
Was curious and found this (somehow both terrible and amazing) video, of various everyday human activities, viewed through a good high resolution thermal camera: https://youtube.com/watch?v=48bwQVa0AQc (Note, there are a co
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by detrites 3y ago
I'd say more than 81% generally comply with the law. Given the extreme measures employed to "get" people to take it, that might be a closer comparison than whatever it is you're imagining comparing this to.
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by detrites 3y ago
If you just want to dive right in, this example from Concrete ML's repository is very clear: https://github.com/zama-ai/concrete-ml#a-simple-concrete-ml-...
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by detrites 3y ago
I think you mean "interlinear" translation. Or aka a "gloss": https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlinear_gloss Particularly, in the Structure section the Taiwanese example.
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by detrites 3y ago
You just didn't happen to hit that particular thing in that time, there'll be a long list like that for all coders. The subset of coding and computer science anyone interacts with will always be small compared to the entirety of t
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by detrites 3y ago
That seems way off the mark. Open source models can already approximate GPT-3.5 for most tasks on common home hardware, right now.
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by detrites 3y ago
Maybe it depends on your point of view? I see the lines between procedural world generation and bespoke crafted worlds as somewhat arbitrary. Eg, bespoke simulations have a finite custom form, but are yet also infinite, the custom constrain
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by detrites 3y ago
Excellent choice of main computer in this cockpit design: https://twitter.com/pioneerspacesim/status/15283868813559275...
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by detrites 3y ago
You're too entrenched in a labour-centric model to be able to see these problems have solutions at all, let alone that crypto might be able to provide them. When there's no labour to drive the economy, something else will be drivi
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by detrites 3y ago
I guess it has many, but to me the overall niche is as a potential replacement for the existing financial system, which is a grand mess held together by early 20th century economic theory, mid systems architecture, and... COBOL. The first
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by detrites 3y ago
Bitcoin is 14 years old. There are many alternatives in wide-use by now, that can settle in seconds, for sub-penny tx fees regardless of transfer amount. Where credit card transactions are reversible even to 60 days later, crypto txn's
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by detrites 3y ago
Why stop there? Why not regard online forums that speak about it as terrorism too, and round up everyone who's participated in any discussion about crypto online, on the basis of having aided proliferation of terror, and throw them in
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by detrites 3y ago
I clicked around, read the FAQ and skimmed some videos, but I could find no description, nor images of the actual game. The best I could find was in a 2hr episode numbered in the 600's, about 20 wireframe boxes being moved around. Is t
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by detrites 3y ago
Looks like this is from 2017-2019, incomplete, and hasn't been active much since then. Unanswered issue about the likelihood of continuation: https://github.com/cstack/db_tutorial/issues/94
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by detrites 3y ago
"But it's not a recession."
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by detrites 3y ago
If you just want to see the actual raw images from the sat, they're here (seems it's 11k x 11k for a full disc): https://imagine.eumetsat.int/smartViews/view?view=MTG-I1Firs... Note, each image opens with a m
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by detrites 3y ago
Thanks for this overview of the market, be a great blog post!
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by detrites 3y ago
It can depend on the vendors implementation, but usually they will provide the key in some readable form for the purposes of backup. If they don't, but do use QR codes, screen grabbing the QR code may work for the purpose. It is possib
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by detrites 3y ago
You backed up the key.
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by detrites 3y ago
It appears they've overclocked the RP2040 quite a bit without also increasing voltage. First time seeing that. Eg, slightly higher at 250Mhz some RP2040's have been unstable without it: https://github.com/pimoroni&
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by detrites 3y ago
The problem is that leaks prove, every time they happen, that there definitively is a given amount of successfully-hidden information, up until that time. We may also safely assume leaks are the exception not rule, and so not complete. It&#
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by detrites 3y ago
The human players would likely be worried about that as well, potentially hobbling them with one considerable psychological disadvantage. Is there any way to mitigate that? If not, such contests may always tip in the robots favour for such

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