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by dgacmu 5mo ago
I'm probably out of date, but Google's advanced protection at one point did account recovery via postcard to your home address. High latency but pretty good as a fallback.
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
One of the explicit goals of the NSF is to train the next generation of scientists. Part of that is making sure that you're creating a rich pipeline of people who are going to do innovative things. Broadening participation is much more
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
But then you'd have to keep stealing more gold bars for the upkeep, and who has time for that?
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
Large company again makes local decision without considering the effects outside that single product line. I wonder how many Linux GPU sales their decision to penalize Linux on their FPGA line will cost them.
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
I don't think this is correct. Heidi's work made a different observation: That you can smear quorum intersection across phases of paxos, whereas the blog post in this submission is observing that you can do bog-standard quorum int
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
Chinese EV policy in the US is about propping up our auto industry despite its best efforts to lose the EV battle. This has nothing to do with "communism", it's a purely economic thing that ties into internal US voting blocs.
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
Kenji's stick blender mayo recipe is also really good and really easy.
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
I woke in the middle of my first one due to inadequate sedation and it felt like someone was pushing their fist into my stomach too hard and/or having cramps. Tolerable but unpleasant. I elected for propofol on my second and was happie
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
It is sometimes said that reality has a liberal bias. But it is literally the case that historians rank these two presidents at nearly opposite ends of the spectrum, and the article's tone seems to reflect that. Which isn't really
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
I gently disagree. I think that having provenance information logged is valuable - both to the project ("please ban dga because he's submitting ai slop") and to people who might want to study all of this stuff ("interest
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
Yup. Not just you.
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
That's massively over-generalized. I live in Pittsburgh, which is not a huge city, but my experience is the exact opposite. My 8yo walks to friends houses in the neighborhood and to the park by himself sometimes. My 13yo is now switchi
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
Wasn't that OPM, not CISA?
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
Local queries are the I've things I use Google for still -- but Kagi makes it easy, you just start your query with !g and it redirects you. So it's pretty safe to switch the default.
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
Ah! You're right, I just re-tested on my server and was able to get it to work now. Thank you! Does appear to just be stale documentation.
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
Right above the CLI download link on that page, there's a warning icon with "Authenticate with Antigravity or Antigravity IDE before using the CLI."
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
Oh, but you can only install the new antigravity CLI by first installing and authenticating via the IDE. Will they make it work headless before the June deadline when they turn off gemini-cli? I guess we'll see... [Edited to add: danie
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
Her husband almost certainly didn't need to - she co-authored with Paul Baran; the insights from this work were directly influential on his subsequent work, and both this work and RAND's larger corpus of work in this area were par
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
This might work with old iron dumbbells (or modern iron kettle balls if left unpainted). Your gym might hate you for it though.
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
Many. Let me give you a very boring example: I use mmap in some of my programs, because it's the easiest/best way to solve the problem I was working on. Mmap is unsafe in rust, because if there are modifications to the backing fil
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
As noted above: The US is threatening tariffs on any nation that sells oil to Cuba. That's quite different from simply refusing to trade with it, it's effectively preventing Cuba from buying oil from Mexico, among other sources.
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
We are threatening tariffs on any country that sells oil to Cuba, a country that uses oil for the vast majority of its electricity generation. It might be legal but it also seems immoral.
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
I believe the person you're replying to is criticizing the choice of title, by noting that the phrase "blames" is suggestive that there might be other causes, when there clearly is not (which they agree with you about).
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
The US penny and nickel are the only bits of currency we use that cost more to produce than their face value.
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
This post reads like an accidental advertisement for approaches like Verus [1], which couple the implementation and verification so you can't end up with a model that diverges from the actual implementation. I'm personally much mo
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by dgacmu 5mo ago
I go to the theater rarely, but recently watched Project Hail Mary in-theater and quite recommend it. There _have_ been some great films made in the last while, among a sea of derivatives. (E.g., you may find the new Dune films too violent,
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by dgacmu 6mo ago
Sorry, I was not quite saying my fun was the reason, but that the failure to create something GPU/ASIC resilient was the more general underlying cause. But be careful about "proven" in that last sentence - the absence of a so
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by dgacmu 6mo ago
They kinda do - I'll admit honestly that the final game I played in the cryptocurrency space I played solely to profit. (It was a minor, uh, **coin that didn't have a lot of redeeming value to start with). Though it turns out the
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by dgacmu 6mo ago
If folks are interested in the old Monero PoW function (and, uh, the reason they changed it), I wrote up a thing about it a long time ago: https://da-data.blogspot.com/2014/08/minting-money-with-mone... The histor
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by dgacmu 6mo ago
Authors are from STMicro, polytechnic Turin, Freie universitat Berlin, and Inria. Examined writing firmware for an IOT sensor platform. From the abstract: > Two teams concurrently developing the same functionality (one in C, one in Rust)

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