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by elashri 1y ago
I don't think it is true that GPT-5 is much better than Claude 4.1. And more important is that light year is distance measure and I am sure openAI data centers is still on earth.
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by elashri 1y ago
> Consumer and producer are de-linked by a third-party layer that is making things better for both at the cost of dependency on the layer for both > Is it bad for content owners? Yes, because people won't visit your pages any lon
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by elashri 1y ago
> That seems very transparent to me Implicit consent is not transparent and should be illegal in all situations. I can't tell you that unless you opt out, You have agreed to let me rent you apartment. You can say analogy is not stra
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by elashri 1y ago
This is also a reminder that any serious science funding policy changes would address the elephant in the room. Science publication industry employ lobbies of course but the fact still that the requirements of hiring committees and funding
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by elashri 1y ago
It seems very good, is there anything comparable for Linux?
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by elashri 1y ago
I think this should be specified that it is only "Android" Firefox fork. It is added to the growing list of Firefox forks on Android - Iceraven - Fennec - Waterfox - Tor - IronFox - Firefox Focus (By Mozilla itself) Any others?
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When the Kindle price is higher than the physical book(blog.melashri.net)
5 points by elashri 1y ago|1 comments
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by elashri 1y ago
These stories and the stories about going after people who are torrenting in much more aggressive manner make my puzzle by Proton decision to relocate to Germany from Switzerland over some proposed law. I understand that it would make it ha
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Delhi High Court Orders Sci-Hub, Libgen to Be Blocked in India(maktoobmedia.com)
3 points by elashri 1y ago|0 comments
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Sci-Hub Now Blocked in India(spicyip.com)
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Alibaba Launches Qoder: An Agentic Coding Platform for Real Software(finance.yahoo.com)
1 points by elashri 1y ago|0 comments
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Could one country outgrow the rest of the world?(lesswrong.com)
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by elashri 1y ago
Oh, This is the first time I have seen Michael peskin. I have known him through his famous QFT book. I did not even know he is still alive. Feels good putting a face to the author of one the books that made you struggle but also enjoyed.
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by elashri 1y ago
In academia the research pipeline is this Undergraduate -> Graduate Student -> Post-doc -> Tenure/Senior Some exceptions occur for people getting Tenure without post doc or people doing some other things like taking undergradu
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DOM-Based Extension Clickjacking: Your Password Manager Data at Risk(marektoth.com)
2 points by elashri 1y ago|0 comments
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by elashri 1y ago
Regarding the DRM support, they are trying to get Widevine license from Google [1] but for some reason Google approval process is taking too long. [1] https://docs.zen-browser.app/faq#why-cant-zen-browser-play-d...
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Einstein's famous "change the facts" quote is an insidious lie(bigthink.com)
3 points by elashri 1y ago|0 comments
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by elashri 1y ago
I think it is actually generic. I tried to press it to give examples from the memory and I don't think it actually have access to the memories. So it is just my biased interpretation. I also would take this over it being too nice and y
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by elashri 1y ago
I have asked it this simple question, and got a better than yes man reply > what do you think of me from our interactions all this time? The answer is: > From our interactions, I’d say you’re like a lost cat who keeps wandering into t
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by elashri 1y ago
For single user or family supported instances this will not make huge difference because this will still require entering master password (which is good). It would be good for cases when it would make it easier in team or company settings w
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The IntelliJ Rust plugin for CLion is now free(jetbrains.com)
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Is Solving the Plastic Problem a Moral Issue?(nautil.us)
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'Impossible' Higgs boson measurement within reach, thanks to a detour(symmetrymagazine.org)
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by elashri 1y ago
What I really like about Caddy is their better syntax. I actually use nginx (via nginx proxy manager) and Traefik but recently I did one project with Caddy and found it very nice. I might get the time to change my selfhosted setup to use Ca
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by elashri 1y ago
Ironically the small French cities next to Geneva are served by the TPG, the operator of busses in Geneva. And they don't have good coverage because of that. They are the only public transportation available.
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Tricks or Traps? A Deep Dive into RL for LLM Reasoning(arxiv.org)
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How to Lie with Statistics(en.wikipedia.org)
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by elashri 1y ago
Have you actually taken the exam or looked into a sample test? There is no intelligence in most parts, it is just you memorizing a lot of words that you will never hear or use. Maybe you are confusing different parts of the exam. > For n
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by elashri 1y ago
> GRE aren't perfect This is understatement, GRE being required for STEM postgraduate studies was always university requirement for all not something the STEM department would want. One can argue that the quantitative part have a po
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Replacing tmux in my dev workflow(bower.sh)
312 points by elashri 1y ago|367 comments

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