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by fph 7mo ago
Contactless payments work in Graphene OS. Not with Google Pay, but with other apps like Curve and Paypal.
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by fph 7mo ago
I paid for my lunch with Curve Pay on GrapheneOS today.
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by fph 7mo ago
A bio is not proper disclosure: it is hidden behind a link that you have to click, and it can be changed at any moment without leaving traces.
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by fph 7mo ago
Surely you mean phone operating system landscape? There are plenty of phone manufacturers.
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by fph 8mo ago
You'd still have to check for overflow, I imagine. And there are other gotchas, for instance it seems natural to assume that NonZeroF32 * NonZeroF32 can return a NonZeroF32, but 1e-25 * 1e-25 = 0 because of underflow.
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by fph 8mo ago
Microsoft gave away Internet Explorer at a loss, and what happened to internet standards?
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by fph 8mo ago
The article quickly mentions implementing addition: ``` impl Add for NonZeroF32 { ... } impl Add<f32> for NonZeroF32 { ... } impl Add<NonZeroF32> for f32 { ... } ``` What type would it return though?
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by fph 8mo ago
So technically Github is not missing a status page like this website claims: their status page is https://www.github.com .
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by fph 8mo ago
Exactly, that's the problem: with OIDC the ID provider gets to know which sites you visit. That is unavoidable given how the protocol works. And you don't want to give all that information to the government in the first place.
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by fph 8mo ago
"99 red balloons" starts playing in the background.
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by fph 8mo ago
AI is like XML: if it doesn't solve your problem, you are not using enough of it.
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by fph 8mo ago
The authors mention that before publications they tested these questions on Gemini and GPT, so they have been available to the two biggest players already; they have a head start.
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by fph 8mo ago
Tay the chatbot says hi from 2017.
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by fph 8mo ago
They are just shipping the same whisper-small that everyone else is using, and did not much to improve their models since release. Other models have been "coming soon" forever. https://keyboard.futo.org/voice-input
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by fph 8mo ago
Vim? It's more likely they have "type everything in lowercase" in Claude.md.
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by fph 8mo ago
...yes?
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by fph 8mo ago
Is there an open source Android keyboard that would support it? Everything I find is based on Whisper, which is from 2022. Ages ago given how fast AI is evolving.
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by fph 8mo ago
Giving them away for free also affects the market. Suddenly there are 100,000 fewer Berliners who go buy potatoes in a shop; that alters demand.
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by fph 8mo ago
That is correct, I did not mention Linpack. It had different function names than Lapack though (while the naming scheme was similar, and still constrained to 6 letters); for instance DGETRF was named DGEFA in Linpack. [1] [1]: https:/
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by fph 8mo ago
If you try profiling almost any program that does linear algebra (something that uses Numpy, for instance), you will see a lot of calls and CPU time in functions with names like DGETRF or SGESVX. These obscure names stand for stuff like Sin
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by fph 8mo ago
Bitcoin-mining space heaters are out, particle accelerator exhaust is now every nerd's most loved home heating.
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by fph 8mo ago
And unfortunately that one zealot is the project leader.
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by fph 8mo ago
If you control the domain, you can use SPF to designate Google as an authorized sender for your domain.
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by fph 8mo ago
I have no idea why, but I would bet it's because it was sending stuff to Apple unencrypted.
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by fph 9mo ago
Then you should have a policy that says "English only during office hours", not one that says "no foreign grad students admitted". These students had already received an acceptance letter, so possibly they already turned
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by fph 9mo ago
That is a weird definition of advertising. It's not an ad if I mention (or even recommend) a product in a post, without going off-topic and without getting any financial benefit.
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by fph 9mo ago
AI firms already managed to successfully weasel their way out of copyright laws. They will try to do the same with advertising laws.
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by fph 9mo ago
It's impossible to make this work for everyone. According to certain serving scales I'm 2 to 3 people.
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by fph 9mo ago
True, but another factor is that the families where someone is taking a 300$-per-month medication have less money left to spend.
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by fph 9mo ago
How good is Nextcloud's file syncing? Is it usable for gigabyte-size libraries? How gracefully does it handle conflicts?

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