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Australian Government Establishes Office of AI(abc.net.au)
4 points by hulahoof 3mo ago|0 comments
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by hulahoof 3mo ago
Buried in the article it sounds like the researchers consider it a Refractory High-Entropy Alloy (RHEAD)
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by hulahoof 3mo ago
Whatever happened to the deepmind union effort ?
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by hulahoof 3mo ago
If you haven’t already, check out omnigent for building workflows across multiple harnesses: https://omnigent.ai/ (Disclaimer: I work for Databricks, but do not work on omnigent - though I have submitted some QOL PRs as a c
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by hulahoof 5mo ago
Anyone from Deepmind able to comment on this move? From the outside this seems like a big play - UK arm moving to block a US defence deal, first major unionisation of tech workers in the MAG7, employees that would be difficult to replace in
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by hulahoof 5mo ago
left-pad was an npm issue
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Iran's supreme leader reportedly killed in air strikes(abc.net.au)
5 points by hulahoof 7mo ago|0 comments
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by hulahoof 9mo ago
Looks like Maduro and his wife were captured https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/1158304287678...
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by hulahoof 9mo ago
I think they recently said they aren’t looking for a refresh for at least 2 years https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/valve-says-a-next-gen-steam...
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by hulahoof 9mo ago
Local news (Australia) is reporting this as extra pressure on Denmark relating to the rhetoric around Greenland https://aapnews.aap.com.au/a/XVWrainrX
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IBM nears $11B confluent deal(reuters.com)
2 points by hulahoof 10mo ago|1 comments
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by hulahoof 1y ago
I’m not from the US so apologies if I miss something that seems obvious, but why should they have a higher standard instead of the same standard?
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by hulahoof 2y ago
Sounds like what Hololens was designed to solve, more in the AR space than AI though
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by hulahoof 2y ago
After you hit one of them, an 'undown' or 'unvote' button appears in front of the 'root' / 'parent' button
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Databricks closes in on multibillion funding round at $55B to cash out employees(cnbc.com)
31 points by hulahoof 2y ago|6 comments
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by hulahoof 2y ago
But when Airbnb created airflow, you could have said the same. It’s just later in its lifecycle.
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by hulahoof 2y ago
Thanks exactly what I was after!
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by hulahoof 2y ago
This article claims Assange is a likely organiser of Cicada 3301, this is not a theory I have heard before - does anyone have any resources that expand on this ?
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by hulahoof 2y ago
https://archive.is/cMeHQ
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by hulahoof 2y ago
Always a point of contention between my partner and I, but I am firmly in the 'rinse-before-loading' camp. Theres only so much the filter in a dishwasher can take before it clogs, and it is easier and a better clean to simply rins
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by hulahoof 2y ago
This was a refreshingly good press release about the event
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Netanyahu Pushes for Indefinite Military Control over Gaza(nytimes.com)
4 points by hulahoof 3y ago|0 comments
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by hulahoof 3y ago
Love the callout to this in 'Other': https://xkcd.com/221/
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by hulahoof 3y ago
YouTube search terms are query parameters in the url so wouldn’t need to break TLS
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by hulahoof 3y ago
I assume they mean absolute distance abs(3-e) < abs(2-e)
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by hulahoof 3y ago
I work in the aus data space, I’ve met a lot of intelligent PHD data scientists, but very rare is it to meet one who can scale their work efficiently across the org. The amount of time wasted on models that never make it to production is ri
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Ever Crisis Pre Registration(en.ffviiec.com)
1 points by hulahoof 3y ago|0 comments
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by hulahoof 3y ago
like that time sony gave everyone a rootkit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_BMG_copy_protection_rootk...
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by hulahoof 3y ago
I always assumed this line uses the traditional order of planets from the sun and referenced the common trope that "Men are from Mars, Women from Venus".
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by hulahoof 3y ago
V -> VI -> VII I imagine that the ones with preceeding values would be harder though, perhaps XIX -> XX for example

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