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dkga
1y ago
In the most abstract terms, this unfortunate death occurred because a gadget/device completely failed its security checks. Apparently judging by the information at the end of the text, Sig Sauer is the “Boeing” of firearms.
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dkga
1y ago
By the way, for those that want more context on Pix a good place to start is this BIS Bulletin: https://www.bis.org/publ/bisbull52.pdf
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dkga
1y ago
No, the Central Bank of Brazil did not force any person to start using Pix. Also, care to elaborate why you think the spec is complicated and hard to implement?
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dkga
1y ago
What I was wondering is about prescription for autism.
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dkga
1y ago
That‘s very interesting, thanks for sharing! Incidentally and veering off topic, I find it extremely annoying that to open both pictures I need to click numerous times to avoid receiving unwanted cookies (even if some are „legitimate“, impl
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dkga
1y ago
Yes - and that is especially true for high-stakes processes in organizations. For example, accounting, HR benefits, taxation needs to be exactly right.
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dkga
1y ago
“Prescription”?
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dkga
1y ago
I can confirm this happens. Source: self
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1y ago
Interesting use case. By coincidence I am also learning Danish quite intensively. What I do (and that tends to work for me) is the following: - I try to actively write something and when I hit a wall, I try in other languages: the important
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1y ago
Well, you can at least check if there is network traffic to AWS or something similar.
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1y ago
This is the only strategy humble me can see working for CUDA in MLX
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1y ago
Would be interesting to try some clustering mechanism on the pixels and show only each cluster‘s exemplars.
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1y ago
Curious to hear more about your experience, since my impression from hacking around in native Apple software is that pretty much a bunch of it is based on top of sqlite3. The Photos app is a case in point I remember off the cuff.
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1y ago
Indeed - especially the space before colons and semi-colons. The space before exclamation marks sometimes happens in informal typing amongst Brazilians. But never the space before colons/semi-colons.
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1y ago
Curiously, it‘s also a tell-tale sign that a North-American typed the text.
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1y ago
I work at an international organisation, and can confirm. My understanding is that is that at the international level, only the US-based international organisations use US English. To be sure, I don‘t have any dog in this fight, just highli
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1y ago
One aspect of drone wars that I have been observing also is the importance of naval drones. For example, Ukraine successfully used it to scare away the bulk of the Black Sea Fleet; now drug lords in Colombia are already using them to send d
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GPS Accuracy Comparison
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1y ago
Saw this on reddit and I thought this would be the best crowd to ask about any other such experiences with consumer-grade GPS device accuracy.
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1y ago
Fascinating!
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dkga
1y ago
Well you can always diff the document. If it's not too large, then manually inspect it. If too long, then pipe the diff into the clipboard and send it to another LLM to summarise the changes.
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dkga
1y ago
Well, they are good in markdown and rust. Perhaps feeding some Typst documentation overview into the prompt could solve it?
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1y ago
Nice debrief. I think tough some of the downsides the author mentions can be addressed relatively easily with quarto, which has embraces Typst since its early days as I recall. Especially the bibliography issue.
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1y ago
Dear YouTube, It’s not so much that I don’t want to see ads - nobody does, but very very often the ad breaks the vibe of what I am watching and it displeases me to the point I will invest my soul and energy to block ads. Some real-life exam
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1y ago
I enjoyed reading it, even if it leaves a bitter taste by knowing that it is describing a very real feeling. Also I like how the author also relates the NIMBY problem to sabotaging public transportation initiatives.
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Loss indeed, he was barely 23.[0] [0] https://www.macwelt.de/article/931666/pear-pc-entwickler-toe...
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1y ago
I find it surprising actually how much these seniority rules are well-defined in many cultures, but in Brazil there is strong variation - even in the same geography. For example, a colleague who is learning Brazilian Portuguese was under th
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Same!
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Speaking completely off the cuff here, but I suspect that as government applications move to be web-based, perhaps there could be another wave of Linux adoption since all it would take essentially is a functioning browser.
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1y ago
Precisely the type of thing I immensely enjoy reading on a holiday!
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