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by elif 2y ago
Your claim that yahoo uses a 512bit key are counterfactual. Please adhere to honesty and good faith arguments.
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by elif 2y ago
512 DKIM was exceedingly rare even 8 years ago when I worked in email. You're essentially asking "why aren't we doing what we're doing"
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by elif 2y ago
Single use plastics which dissolve in over 20 years could go away though as a paradigm
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by elif 2y ago
I think the fundamentals of material capitalism taken to its current extent do not leave room for ecology. This article about PET recycling probably won't do much to improve the 6-8% recycling rate for plastic waste primarily because t
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by elif 2y ago
My conjecture is that you still haven't proven that it didn't get the answer "right" I have opened the question of why you thought jenever was not jenever, and your non-responsiveness I think compels the fact that AI was
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by elif 2y ago
I love this level of prompt/response iteration and I think the most remarkable part is how vanilla, open ended, ambiguous, and simple all the prompts are. That leads me to believe that the "manager" task itself may be one of
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by elif 2y ago
'Berenberg is made by adding herbs to jenever' From your comment it would seem that you are disputing jenever's popularity by saying jenever is more popular... Perhaps it was a good faith mistake? If so, that would imply that
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by elif 2y ago
nested_example = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].map do [it, (1..it).map { it * it }] end Has an ambiguity, so you just add |x| to one of them.. nested_example = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].map do |x| [x, (1..x).map { x * it }] end Seems like a mental ov
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by elif 2y ago
Half price is an insane difference, but there are also minor design choices that kept people from the original. The digital eye screen, the way windows stay static in reality by default, the limitations on apps, the straps were bad for long
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by elif 2y ago
My brother was wearing a formal shirt and suit jacket.
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by elif 2y ago
And his freestyle performance was clearly shoulders ahead his peers
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by elif 2y ago
Luck is an interesting way of phrasing what can be simply described as pure neurological deficiencies. Your opponents brain forgot to go down a crazy sacrifice line which was actually M6. Is that luck? Or is it a comparative grey matter eva
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by elif 2y ago
While it's true that chess is a young man's game, Magnus has not lost his ability to flow absolute dookie positions into mate like no one else under any controls.
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by elif 2y ago
This is fully unsubstantiated and very unlikely supposition for anyone following the chess scene
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by elif 2y ago
The rules themselves aren't clear. In fact the rules say that jeans themselves are allowed. The rule is about having frayed worn, or light portions on jeans. Magnus pants were fine. He is absolutely correct that they were singling him
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by elif 2y ago
Lol sorry but if you are going to claim to be a faster cache than redis you need to bring receipts
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by elif 2y ago
>People who are unemployed with no money today don't die. Even street people don't die. Small point of contention here, but 100% of people die, and 'street people' exceptionally quickly. >The tax system will become
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by elif 2y ago
There are essentially two answers to this question, and neither are in the interests of capital so there will never be progress if power toward them until forced. The first is the bill gates "income tax for robots" idea which does
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by elif 2y ago
Eh grok is bad but I wouldn't call it farcial. It's terrible at multimodal, but in terms of up to date recent cultural knowledge, sentiments, etc. it's much better than the stale GPT models (even with search added)
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by elif 2y ago
What do you think the capex returns were for DARPA NET? These reflexive humanist anti-AI takes are going to age like peeled bananas.
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by elif 2y ago
One wheels (Segway evolutionary grandchild) are almost as popular as electric skateboards.
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by elif 2y ago
You mean Steve Wozniak. Close but no LSD
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by elif 2y ago
>So far we are multiple years in with much investment and little return, and no obvious large-scale product-market fit Literally every market has been disrupted and some are being optimized into nonexistence. You don't know anyone w
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by elif 2y ago
What if 2,000 people from your community collaborated on an art piece that spoke to their own personal experience? The artistic message would be disjointed, muddy, but indisputably an unmitigated human expression. So you put an artistic dir
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by elif 2y ago
This contention is actually trivial to dispel. As a late 2000's HN user, I can assure you there was no secret 2009 groundswell of jobs, and that there was no HN before 2008.
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by elif 2y ago
Just came to say that Electrify America in late 2024 is NOT the Electrify America of 2023. Legitimately you are looking at >90% odds that all stalls will be working at full power. Idk how they got it together but knock on wood.
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by elif 2y ago
Yea not to mention the entire homebrew ecosystem is built around trusting random people's shell scripts. MacOS devs blindly trust it like it's the app store.
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by elif 2y ago
It seems like the AI decision making is 'immutable' but in the end it will always come down to training data
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by elif 2y ago
I was not able to trigger a draw by repetition and I also doubt the 50 move rule is implemented
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by elif 2y ago
The AI gave me normal looking pieces and the opponent wild fruit baskets and stuff. I was basically playing blindfolded chess

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