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by gs17 2y ago
> But unlike the other investigators, Detective Mallory arranged for DNA tests of Mr. Woods’s father in Kentucky — whose identity was certain — and of Mr. Woods, who was then spending time at a shelter in Santa Monica, Calif. A compariso
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For example: https://futurism.com/the-byte/car-dealership-ai It didn't actually result in someone getting a new car for $1, but I'd imagine the dealer was still annoyed at people (who don't live close en
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>This works on deepseek-r1-distill-qwen-32b The post itself is about R1, not the distill models.
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https://www.ntsb.gov/safety/data/Pages/monthly-dashboard.asp... has a dashboard with the NTSB's aviation data. It lists 8 fatal accidents so far this year.
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by gs17 2y ago
> DeepSeek came and (approximately) dethroned them The parenthetical should really be "(temporarily, approximately)". I wouldn't count OpenAI out until we see how o3 compares, assuming they actually make it available this
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> I do like being notified when bands I like release new music. One of my main complaints with Spotify is how lousy it is with that for me. Release Radar is usually a pile of songs almost, but not quite, entirely unlike what I listen to.
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>they faked spotify wrapped numbers That would explain why mine were definitely wrong too. Although I wouldn't attribute it to malice since it makes little sense to tell me I used their paid service much less than I thought, at leas
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> They're over-the-top with their trademarks too, especially for a nominally well-intentioned non-profit. Agreed, it's amazing people put up with this part of them. The NFL is similar with Super Bowl trademarks (petty to the po
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It's back up, the only real announcements listed from the new administration are Ferguson as chair and anti-DEI changes (including a 2-1-2 vote to allow it where "Commissioners Rebecca K. Slaughter and Lina M. Khan did not partici
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The new chair was nominated for the FTC (as a commissioner, not chair) by Biden.
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The "practical example" in the article is the exact opposite of that, it searches for the hash of a known favicon and filters to sites that shouldn't match it but do. It would require a particularly incompetent attacker (or a
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>Following the use of nuclear bombs to produce a low density atmosphere A very 1960's approach.
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Yeah, I "get" it, but I can only think that as a kid I would have been too upset about all the senseless alligator deaths to internalize the patterns. I guess if they're not old enough to know algebra, (λx.x λy.y)(λz.z) might
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The CEOs probably do, at least for their own companies.
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It's like the early demo for DALL-E where you could get "an armchair in the shape of an avocado", which presumably wasn't in the training set, but enough was in it to generalize the "armchair" and "avocado
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by gs17 2y ago
Yeah, I think I merged the 13 gate Cella video with the 6 pool gag from the music video. It's sadly been a long time.
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The interface also has English as an option, although it's not well done.
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> And 12 spawning pools is obviously not useful. I vaguely remember a Husky video where he actually did a "9 pool" with building 9 spawning pools.
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It's a nice game but I have some feedback: The first two levels want you to click the non-misleading option and then the third requires you to click the misleading option, which then has a "Report as Deceptive Marketing" butt
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China also has 7 main federally recognized holidays. Although, one interesting thing they do is "weekend shifting" where they move the official work days near, e.g. the Spring Festival so that people get a full week of holiday (at
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> the Chinese name is little red book, as in the red book of Mao (not sure if true) That is the Chinese name of the app (although I've heard mixed reports on if "little red book" as a term for the book actually common in C
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REDnote is explicitly "小红书国际版", or "Little Red Book International Version" and is in English in US app stores. It's definitely targeting non-Chinese users.
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> Douyin (The Chinese Tiktok version) limits users under 14 to 40 minutes per day and primarily serves educational content, while TikTok's algorithm outside China optimizes for maximum engagement regardless of content quality or use
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> but the Haber process could equally well use hydrogen made from water electrolysis using solar/wind energy. You can also use methane pyrolysis, which outputs solid carbon instead of CO2. It's supposed to be somewhere in the m
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Brave has an option for "remember this choice until I close this site".
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> So you can pay for “McDonald’s without analytics” by paying list prices in cash at the register. I didn't know they took orders at the register still. I've only been in once (last year) in the past 20 years, but they seemed t
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I'm presuming these channels were available for the public to join, at which point neither really applies.
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Some do have stop signs before you enter, but they should always have at least an implicit yield. Vehicles entering should be prepared to stop in case there's not room to enter the roundabout yet. The real issue with their suggestion i
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> A lot of cyclists feel safer on the sidewalk because cars do not respect cyclists. It unfortunately does make it more dangerous for pedestrians. It's like the food chain, except cyclists don't seem to respect either pedestria
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> and fully remove pedestrians and bikers from these roads until a city fund for building them a proper bike-only lane has fully matured. And what do the pedestrians get?

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