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EU warns Musk that Twitter faces ban over content moderation(reuters.com)
1 points by gpt5 4y ago|0 comments
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by gpt5 4y ago
Private schools tend to do it if the behavior severely affect other kids. E.g. repeated violent behavior.
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by gpt5 4y ago
>it's preferable for CCS win, as it's the safest, most durable, most compatible, while also being the lowest cost option. Can you share a link to back these claims?
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by gpt5 4y ago
This fine has nothing to do with the GameStop debacle.
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by gpt5 4y ago
> As to "Hollywood" and "art"--let white kids waste their lives on such pursuits. This sentence comes out as both racist and elitist at the same time.
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by gpt5 4y ago
The Pencil 2 uses a different technology, with different hardware costs. According to your logic, they should have either not switched to USB-C because a niche accessory has not switched yet, or alternatively, incurred the higher costs and
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by gpt5 4y ago
This is an overly negative comment for what is a positive move. Supporting USB-C instead of lightning is good, and it is a reasonable cost to have older accessories face backwards compatibility issues.
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Human brain cells transplanted into baby rats’ brains grow and form connections(technologyreview.com)
3 points by gpt5 4y ago|0 comments
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by gpt5 4y ago
To give you some extra context, because I sympathize the OP's message, while acknowledging the wording is disrespectful - growing up in a religious environment you are taught that certain things are true, and can encounter strong oppos
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The Downside of Imperial Collapse: When Great Powers Fall, Chaos and War Rise(foreignaffairs.com)
8 points by gpt5 4y ago|1 comments
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by gpt5 4y ago
It's interesting how seeing how these scripts has spread, can teach us about the tight trading routes and connections different civilizations in the past had, initially spreading the logographic writing from Egypt to the rest of the wo
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by gpt5 4y ago
They can be used over USB
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by gpt5 4y ago
It's a bit ironic bringing a 7 hours of RTX 3090 run as a cost saving given that it's like 3KWh of electricity, which costs more than DALL-E's already outrageous prices.
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by gpt5 4y ago
Check out DALL-E results for similar prompts: https://twitter.com/Dalle2Pics/status/1534718848137560064?re...
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by gpt5 4y ago
Can you share the prompts you see where SD consistently outperforms DALL-E?
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by gpt5 4y ago
An easy example of DALL-E superiority is its ability to combine two different concepts together. For example, DALL-E performs extremely impressively on prompts in the format of “a still of homer Simpson in The Godfather” (replace character
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by gpt5 4y ago
> before we have the technology to cure aging, which many people predict to be about 15 years from now, Ray predicts 12 This number seems oddly small and specific? If aging is "cured" in humans in 12-15 years, you would expect
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by gpt5 4y ago
There is a very interesting study that analyzed men and women height preference using a large speed-dating sample. The results clearly showed that being taller increase men chances of getting a yes - no matter how tall you are, and no matte
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by gpt5 4y ago
Interestingly, it’s a much less risky procedure on Children, because all the soft tissue around the bones will adjust much more easily than in adults (who routinely lose movement range with this procedure). However, it’s rarely done on non-
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by gpt5 4y ago
> I wouldn't say that is fair in that very few people can use that mode Very few people are being targeted by nation-states. But more importantly, these are not a random set of people. These are head of states and companies, free sp
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by gpt5 4y ago
I'm not sure you are right here. The sensor size (and the lens speed) has been one of the key things Apple marketing has been leaning towards in the last few generations. Tech reviewers tend to repeat it back to their audience, which e
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by gpt5 4y ago
I imagine that it's more than that - by grouping them into one feature, Apple can continue and improve upon lockdown mode without needing to opt-in the user in every update.
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by gpt5 4y ago
Contactless transactions using your phone are fast, secure and easy. Over time they will replace almost all current usage of chip & pin or magnetic stripe.
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by gpt5 4y ago
To be fair, this mode is a direct counter to the zero-click attacks that Zerodium is offering the high payouts for. It specifically blocks all the (currently) known attack vectors. Maybe Zerodium will offer a new tier for a zero-click attac
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by gpt5 4y ago
It seems reasonable to me that the city pays, and it comes from tax payer money. After all, these tax payers elected those officials, and can choose to recall them. In other words, if "NIMBYs" are to blame, it's fine if they
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by gpt5 4y ago
Except that this article is about Android Go, which is a stripped down version of Android (with special, stripped down Google apps as well). iOS 16 on iPhone 8 would be the full experience (and would run much more smoothly than those 2GB An
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by gpt5 4y ago
This is Android Go, which is a stripped down version of Android with more limited Google Apps. iOS 16 will work fully (and smoothly) on devices with 2GB of RAM like the iPhone 8.
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by gpt5 4y ago
Maybe if you look at uncommon use cases collectively, but not when you just take a single uncommon example (a pdf file with forced download via Content-Disposition: attachment) and extrapolate it to the entire OS.
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by gpt5 4y ago
Apple does throttle your phone when your battery degrades. They do it by default because it helps avoid situations where the phones would shut down completely before the battery empties. There was a class action on this, and now they allow
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by gpt5 4y ago
I don't disagree that iOS handles downloaded files terribly (Safari does notify you when your file is downloading/finished, but in a very subtle way by adding a download icon navigation bar). However, using an anecdote of an uncom

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