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by embedding-shape 5d ago
I've been using an iPhone 12 Mini since however long it's been out, never used Siri intentionally either, would prefer to disable it fully, but CarPlay for some reason cannot be used without Siri, even though I never use Siri. I c
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Doing the same more or less, replacing vscode for vim. Usually three/four panes open, one codex running in a container so it doesn't share my host filesystem, one pane for git diffs/git, one for general shelling and one for n
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> Yeah except it doesn't really work It does "work", you can download ansible today and use it, it does what it says. Is it the greatest solution for all use cases in infrastructure? Of course not, nothing is. Do people mi
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by embedding-shape 6d ago
Tried searching for the submission article or even a mention of this event on their websites but I found nothing. Are you sure these are actually faithful replacements of everything that archive.is/.today unlocks for people? It's
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by embedding-shape 6d ago
Probably ComfyUI is one of the easiest way to get started with local image/video models. Or perhaps vLLM, if they have support for it already, would be something like `vllm serve <model> --omni --port 9080`
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by embedding-shape 6d ago
Fucking sucks, what's the alternative for people without money or people who the papers/businesses don't allow them to do subscribe because of the country they're from/in?
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by embedding-shape 6d ago
> Well, behind these Cloudflare's IPs is not just IPTV, but a lot of legitimate webpages. Which was horrible and had lots of collateral damage when these blocks were initially implemented, but when you were affected, you wrote a com
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by embedding-shape 6d ago
Nor on Vodafone for me, 3rd biggest ISP in the country. Guess that leaves us with Orange or possibly Digi as the second one that maybe actually has implemented the block?
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by embedding-shape 6d ago
Differs by the ISP you have, I've seen DNS manipulation, IP filtering, hostname filtering, and HTTPS interception so far. Obviously most websites use TLS today so it mostly "fails" so people see certificate errors rather than
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by embedding-shape 6d ago
> With all that said it would be strange if they would be further, prosperity comes from hard work and discipline. It must really suck for all of you living outside of Spain, looking at us taking naps and being "inefficient" wi
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by embedding-shape 6d ago
> Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive. But then again, discussing politics hardly ever gets less divisive here or elsewhere.
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by embedding-shape 6d ago
You mean Spain the fastest growing European country by many metrics? Not sure, we're here, been chilling all summer, time to get back to work now :) What happened to the country you live in?
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by embedding-shape 6d ago
Since a few months archive.is is unstable regardless of where I connect from, Spain or not. Are others not seeing the same thing? Maybe 20% of the times I try to use it the servers aren't responding.
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by embedding-shape 6d ago
Works fine for me, also Spain, Vodafone as the ISP. Edit: eeh, that's a different site than the one mentioned by the submission, why it wouldn't work? Edit2: Also, the error is wrong and server-side. If your ISP is trying to block
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Lawsuit says Anthropic, OpenAI and others made illegal agreement on AI slowdown(apnews.com)
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The Pussy Riot member recruited by Russian spies to inform on fellow activists(theguardian.com)
5 points by embedding-shape 7d ago|0 comments
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US and Denmark reach deal over Greenland's security(euronews.com)
4 points by embedding-shape 7d ago|1 comments
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US gov website used AI search tool from China that FBI said copied Anthropic(reuters.com)
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by embedding-shape 8d ago
> The Department of War Ironically, the first things that pops into my mind when I hear that nickname, is back when actually used to be called that, and they showed "Don't Be a Sucker": > Admonishes Americans that they
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by embedding-shape 8d ago
Not to mention the author themselves say "Yes, there's a lot of vibe-coding in many places [...] We'll prune AI slop over time.", and then they both moved on to discussing the actual questions. The whole "Wow, looks
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by embedding-shape 8d ago
The conclusions: > Planning improves success at additional cost for weaker models but mainly reduces cost, with small decreases in success rate, for stronger models. > Predefined tools raise success rates for models with weak bash con
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by embedding-shape 8d ago
> but IRL the response I've seen from most users when it doesn't match is to assume the integration broke and manually copy/paste it in. I've seen people do this AFK as well, and I'm always helpfully suggesting t
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by embedding-shape 8d ago
The argument was "It's the robbery of all of our culture to sell it back to us at a mark-up". Remove the "selling" part, and force them to give the weights away for free, and at least it's no longer robbery tha
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by embedding-shape 8d ago
> With regulation and compensation, only rich companies would be able to do that Well, with some imagination, you can have regulation that forces companies to open up, not just close down. Imagine a law that stipulates that if you want t
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by embedding-shape 8d ago
Found another page with lots of interesting maps and visualization that seems hand/human made: https://earthathome.org/hoe/sc/geologic-history/ In the "Triassic to Jurassic (252 to 145 million years
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by embedding-shape 8d ago
They'd be so confused if they tried to come to Spain and spend time with other Republicans, their head would hurt wondering why all of them are either socialists, communists or anarchists.
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by embedding-shape 8d ago
People didn't store their entire life in the cloud and had every service connected with each other 20 years ago. People pay more attention today, and companies pay a lot more attention today. Of course, depends heavily on what country
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by embedding-shape 8d ago
Yeah, my mother tongue is similar, "sea" and "ocean" has the exact same word, so of course when I speak English I accidentally call a bunch of seas for oceans instead.
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by embedding-shape 9d ago
To be fair, the post does start with "This is a guest post by Timothy Gowers", feels pretty clear already. But of course, assumes reading beyond the title.
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by embedding-shape 9d ago
For reference, for the ones who aren't aware of the constant drama that seems to follow V: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... (open up almost any discussion and see the flood of

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