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by geor9e 2y ago
It means you guessed "vodka" after she already told you the word was after "voice"
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by geor9e 2y ago
It's okay, according to the source comments the only player is her friend Caroline
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by geor9e 2y ago
I see 279496 valid words in dictionary.js …ooooh I see the 20 secretWords now
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by geor9e 2y ago
time to LLM a binary search import requests url = 'https://grandmasword.com/dictionary.js' response = requests.get(url) lines = response.text.split('\n')[2:] exec('\n'.join(lines))
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by geor9e 2y ago
Android does manage SD Cards as storage expansion very well though. The OS is only ~4GB and will run off the fast UFS, primarily because it would crash if you were able to disconnect it, but it will pop up and offer to move app data, photos
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by geor9e 2y ago
How often do you expect that QR code on your t-shirt to be scanned?
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by geor9e 2y ago
At the San Francisco Costco, they don't let anyone in without a membership for any reason, at least without a huge argument. Food court? no. Have a gift card? no. Just buying liquor? no. Have an eye doctor appointment? no. I had to cal
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by geor9e 2y ago
Just wondering - What would thunderbolt be used for on a desktop? External SSD transfers? I am shopping for a new gaming PC build and didn't think to consider it. I have it on my laptop for one-cable docking.
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by geor9e 2y ago
>the original FYI Google stopped pushing critical security updates to the 1st gen Chromecast already. I'm not saying it joined a botnet already but maybe~ https://support.google.com/product-documentation/answer&
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by geor9e 2y ago
Curious about the idea of watermarking text. How would one go about embedding a watermark in plain text without altering its readability? Are there specific techniques or tools designed for this purpose? To me it seems like a challeng
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by geor9e 2y ago
Heuristic classifier fooled by input designed to fool heuristic classifiers
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by geor9e 2y ago
Hardware physically exists. So when you're creating new hardware, you study nature. Software is fantasy. It's like you've been hired to write page 500 of a 500 page fantasy novel. Most of your time is wondering what the heck
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by geor9e 2y ago
There's no direct translation back and forth between unsafe C to safe Rust tho, and theres infinite memory safe interpretations possible. If you're only interested in a black box executable, where certain tests pass, then I suppos
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by geor9e 2y ago
I lived here a long time, and I'll always remember that. Never was there a week like that, before or since. All the roads were wet from washing. Every block I knew as a tent city for years had thousands of dollars of planters and garde
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by geor9e 2y ago
If you're okay with robot voice audiobook version you can grab the transcript and have it read aloud by your browser. I used Edge so it's "Read Aloud Selection" in right click. Not sure where it is in other browsers. ht
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by geor9e 2y ago
Try out chrome://flags/#enable-force-dark (on any Chromium browser like Chrome, Edge, Brave) to make all websites dark mode
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by geor9e 2y ago
It uses a chromium flag so brave://flags/#enable-force-dark or chrome://flags/#enable-force-dark or edge://flags/#enable-force-dark should all work
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by geor9e 2y ago
Yeah Workflowy is still popular. Dynalist was created because Jesse Patel was taking years to add any basic feature to Workflowy at the time. They didn't even have hyperlinks (you had to paste links in the note field as URLs) Dynalist
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by geor9e 2y ago
Statistically? With that analogy, you'd design a crypto algorithm that, on average, gets cracked on the desired date to guess the wallet with a few thousand bitcoins. You still have the problem that (1) guessing it right on that desire
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by geor9e 2y ago
From my reading of the question, the premise is: You drop everything at once, and you can't further interact in the future (such as waiting for the date to give the password). They want to know how (if) something, by its very nature, c
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by geor9e 2y ago
How does that ensure it only gets decrypted after a certain date? Brute force can decrypt it on the first try, or the trillionth try, with equal chance.
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by geor9e 2y ago
Love to see Shida & Erica achieve such a runaway success. I remember alpha testing it during covid and thinking this is really clever and visionary. Their previous product Dynalist didn't take off, but I still use it, along with a
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by geor9e 2y ago
Wow. All it takes to throw something into orbit is $300k via credit card + clicking "I agree" to https://storage.googleapis.com/rideshare-static/SpaceX_Sanct...
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by geor9e 2y ago
That is a really good point. https://www.starlink.com/map Once starlink coverage expands, the poorest, most remote villages on earth can technically become eligible for remote work. It will probably be exploitative, mechani
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by geor9e 2y ago
The thing about visual programming, at least a lot of them, is they store the data as an ASCII version under the hood, but render and edit it visually. So for those, normal diff still works, and the renderer can highlight things accordingl
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by geor9e 2y ago
3-year warranty, not all customers are going to bother with an RMA exchange, a lot customers will make it the 3 years since the patch prevent further damage, an exchange costs Intel whatever manufacturing one more of the same old cpu costs,
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by geor9e 2y ago
" - Cisco investors in Fall 2000 https://i.imgur.com/gugqpH5.png
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by geor9e 2y ago
I don't know what the point of this article was, but at my work, we push updates to millions of devices in people's homes, but we only "open the flood gates" briefly. A blip of time, so 0.01% get the update, we check tha
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by geor9e 2y ago
It's only after you share a file that the copyright scan is triggered
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by geor9e 2y ago
"What did you study?" Saved You A Click

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