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by geuis 2y ago
It's the tens of thousands, if not more, of these kind of abandoned internet connected computers that allow decades old viruses and trojans to still survive and send out probes all the time. It's a really fascinating phenomenon th
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by geuis 2y ago
Weak. Very weak and over corporate level of ass covering. And it doesn't even come close to doing that. They should just let the EM of the team involved provide a public detailed response that I'm sure is floating around internall
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by geuis 2y ago
There's a brief scene in Heavens River, book 4 of the Bobiverse series, where some characters spend some time with the equivalent of alien dolphins. The "dolphins" have a very limited language that main consists of names and
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by geuis 2y ago
I kinda wish HN had a rule against submissions to sites with login walls related to news, articles, etc. Basically, content sites. It's constant these days and the only way to read the articles is via archival sites like this. My guess
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by geuis 2y ago
Glad we agree on China at least. I highly disagree about Russia being a modern nuclear power. China and Israel are really the only countries that have the modern infrastructure required to maintain significant nuclear presences other than t
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by geuis 2y ago
How is that "nice"? The fact that 3 years in we are still collaborating with Russia on the ISS and in other scientific programs is deeply disturbing. I get that the ISS is a special circumstance and a difficult knot to unravel. Th
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by geuis 2y ago
I finally watched this within the last year. Blew me away. Although the movie came out only a couple of years before I was born, it feels so much like a "modern" movie. I think Invasion is an example of a big change in how movies
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by geuis 2y ago
I built my first commercial LLM agent back in October/November last year. As a newcomer to the LLM space, every tutorial and youtube video was about using LangChain. But something about the project had that "bad code" smell a
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by geuis 2y ago
That was a lot of fun and a blast from the past. Thanks for porting that.
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by geuis 2y ago
Really? I've had mine connected to 2 external monitors for years and it's always closed. I never have a problem getting it to wake back up. You can change the inactivity timeout settings under preferences. Should be under Displays
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by geuis 2y ago
Thanks for summarizing that. I have mild tinnitus that comes and goes so I wanted to get the important info. Instead the article goes on and on like a lifestyle article.
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by geuis 2y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: San Francisco Remote: remote/hybrid/in-office Willing to relocate: no Technologies: full stack engineer, JavaScript, node.js, Python, html/css, React and other modern web frameworks Résum
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by geuis 2y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: remote/hybrid/in-office Willing to relocate: no Technologies: full stack engineer, JavaScript, node.js, Python, html/css, React and other modern web frameworks Résumé/CV: on r
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Boeing won't fix leaky Starliner before flying first crew to ISS(phys.org)
2 points by geuis 2y ago|1 comments
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by geuis 2y ago
Hey Google. Here's a really stupid idea. Knock it off. Your core search result product has gotten increasingly worse and less reliable over at least the last 5 years. YouTube's search results are nearly unusable. I can't imag
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by geuis 2y ago
Why? What's the point? All you're doing I making it slightly more difficult for the people that want to contact you to do so. OCR has been a thing for years. Just put your email out there. That's what spam filters are for. ch
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by geuis 2y ago
I love the concept of ED and spent many an hour exploring. But when you have a full size galaxy, everything gets fairly repetitive after a while. I had a lot of hope for KSP2 and everything that was on the roadmap. Nowhere near a galaxy sca
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Constant velocity physical warp drive solution(iopscience.iop.org)
1 points by geuis 2y ago|2 comments
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by geuis 2y ago
Related semi-puff article https://www.space.com/warp-drive-possibilities-positive-ener...
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by geuis 2y ago
A lot of larger LLM's have been trained on millions of pages of html. They have the ability to understand raw html structure and extract content from them. I've been having some success with this using Mixtral 8x7B.
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by geuis 2y ago
It is potentially expensive, but here's a different take. Instead of writing a bunch of selectors that break often, imagine just being able to write a paragraph telling the LLM to fetch the top 10 headlines and their links on a news si
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by geuis 2y ago
That's an interesting take. I've been experimenting with reducing the overall rendered html size to just structure and content and using the LLM to extract content from that. It works quite well. But I think your approach might be
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by geuis 2y ago
@dang can we please update this title to actually reflect the source title: "Controversial paper claims satellite 'megaconstellations' like SpaceX's could weaken Earth's magnetic field and cause 'atmospheric st
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by geuis 2y ago
If you're looking for a movie to enjoy with your coffee, https://ascii.theater/ ssh -a -i /dev/null -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no watch.ascii.theater
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by geuis 2y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: remote/hybrid/in-office Willing to relocate: no Technologies: full stack engineer, JavaScript, node.js, Python, html/css, React and other modern web frameworks Résumé/CV: on r
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by geuis 2y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: San Francisco Remote: remote/hybrid/in-office Willing to relocate: no Technologies: full stack engineer, JavaScript, node.js, Python, html/css, React and other modern web frameworks Résu
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by geuis 2y ago
On mobile web you can't dismiss the text area. It covers 80% of the screen.
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by geuis 2y ago
Nope. Was looking at some old abandonware games from when I was a kid and that got me thinking about the first time I got online on the actual web, not aol or whatever we had back then. Then I remembered that the original site used to be st
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by geuis 2y ago
I also love that the original servers were written in a few lines of C. We've come so far since then, in plus and minus ways.
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by geuis 2y ago
Talk about something I would never follow through with. Website immediately wants me to sign in with my google account with no explanation and no idea of what it does. Pass, *hard*.

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