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by greazy 10mo ago
Have you played https://gandalf.lakera.ai/gandalf they use this method. It's possible to still pass.
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by greazy 10mo ago
this is a better link: https://github.blog/changelog/2025-12-16-coming-soon-simpler...
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by greazy 10mo ago
The river is not warm or warmer than the air. Heat pumps are amazing at extracting thermal energy. I think water is very dense compared to air, thus making the processes more efficient in such a large scale.
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by greazy 10mo ago
Thanks for the correction. I was thinking of proportional spacing.
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by greazy 10mo ago
It is hands down the only model I trust to tell me I'm wrong. it's a strange experience to see a chat bot say "if you need further assistance provide a reproducible example". I love it. FYI Kagi provides access to Kimi K
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by greazy 10mo ago
I believe (no evidence) that printed text is easier to read because of the mono spaced serif fonts used. The serifs are visual cue to lead the eyes onto the next letter or word.
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by greazy 10mo ago
what dashboard software do you recommend?
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by greazy 10mo ago
less of a dupe more precious discussion? I thought its worth reposting this article because the lists are massive and the number of people I speak to who parrot these is far too much in the age of the Internet.
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List of Common Misconceptions (Wikipedia)(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by greazy 10mo ago|2 comments
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by greazy 11mo ago
I asked copilot in outlook webmail to search my emails for something I needed. I can't do that. that's the one use case where LLM is helpful!
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by greazy 11mo ago
yes please bring it back. browsers work perfectly fine on phones
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by greazy 11mo ago
Absolutely not. Theres more to the R ecosystem than tidyverse packages. There's a whole suite of absolutely amazing R packages in the bioconductor ecosystem that rival tidyverse in speed and ease of use but targeting other data structu
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by greazy 11mo ago
Can you please make a very slightly longer to cover the mouth? My dog is an amazing scavenger, I've tried a lot of different things to stop him eating random food that upsets his stomach. Where we live people are neglectful or think th
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by greazy 11mo ago
FYI you're replying to the Joel the person being discussed. On HN he uses the username wagerlab
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by greazy 11mo ago
Who will eat the extra meat if the population has reached parity?
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by greazy 11mo ago
> We made the guy offer us a self hosted version and escrow his code with a third party that we would have the rights to depending on certain events. The guy agreed to this? Damn
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by greazy 11mo ago
They also heat other things up like food but take less space than an oven.
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by greazy 11mo ago
In Australia you can byo router-modem which are generally better than those provided by isp.
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by greazy 11mo ago
I found this fun fact really fascinating: > Translating French and Spanish claims into German first improved technical accuracy—an unexpected perk of Germany’s automotive dominance. It brings up an interesting idea that some languages ar
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by greazy 11mo ago
What does it mean the debugger is multiplayer?
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by greazy 11mo ago
We have effect mosquito control and have had for decades. We have genetically engineered mosquitoes that breed with wild types that reduce the life span of adult mosquitoes to reduce the spread of disease. We have biological agents that do
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by greazy 11mo ago
I've never seen a single character github username. I thought there was always a minimum number of characters!
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by greazy 11mo ago
> Watson is also personally responsible for convincing one of the most unethical and conniving scientists I know to go into science rather than medicine Someone publicly known?
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by greazy 1y ago
I'm working on this exact same thing. Was your code ever published or did you blog about it?
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by greazy 1y ago
Wow TIL about fc. Thanks for mentioning.
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by greazy 1y ago
libmamba solved this year's ago. The dep solver is now much faster.
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by greazy 1y ago
I think you missed or ignored the human part: > human intelligence as something detached from human biology. I don't completely agree with the previous comment, but there is something to be considered to their statement.
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by greazy 1y ago
That's wonderfully succinct argument.
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by greazy 1y ago
This is how black swan events are born.
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by greazy 1y ago
With the recent R10 flow cells the error rate has improved. The basecalling models have also been steadily improving and therefore reducing the error rate. For assembling a bacterial genome the consensus error rate is as low or in some case

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