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by im3w1l 1y ago
You could do it with a whitelist. If there is a fork, give disproportionate weight to blocks mined by a whitelisted participant when doing the longest-chain calculation. Ideally you should include the proof of being on the whitelist in the
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I think we are slowly getting closer to the crux of the matter. Are you saying that it's a problem to include files from a library since they are "not in our program"? What does that phrase actually mean? What is the bounds o
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People are willing to pay for AI. Some of this money flow could be diverted to the MCP provider.
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They mention cattle illegaly raised in nature reserves. There may have been some surviving population of flies there.
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Maybe it could happen partially, but cryptomining has the advantage that it can adapt to the power available and barely needs any IO, so if there is a single oil well in the middle of nowhere you could use the natural gas for mining instead
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Am I right to read this as power now being a bigger part of training cost than chip depreciation?
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Whatever your other opinions of Musk, exposing the previously secret censorship requests from the EU is a very good act.
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You can certainly build up a collection of probably-true-statements. That makes sense. Encoding them as logical formula makes sense. That's basically what you are describing. But OP wanted to then additionally put those formula into Le
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I think a logic language is not a great fit, because it deals in absolute truths. Whereas news and non-fiction articles are more someone said something and they are usually reliable except in this particular domain where they can be a bit b
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An effect might also happen if you put a fact that arouses strong negative emotions.
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Well chatgpt doesn't know if there will be a follow-up question relying on the "irrelevant" information. So in general it can't remove it. Or at least it would require some more complexity to dynamically decide what is r
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Well how is a tricky question. But if you try it, you will see that it can indeed do it.
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There is nothing preventing this from becoming an issue. The current internet order is coasting on inertia.
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Could you use some analyzer that flags every time a time_t is cast? Throw in too-small memcpy too for good measure. I guess a tricky thing might be casts from time_t to datatypes that are actually 64bit. E.g. for something like struct C
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Null means nothing, zero. In the context of scientific articles a null result means that the difference is zero. What difference? Well it depends. It could be difference between doing something and not doing it. The difference between befor
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I think it's a very interesting design choice. I haven't read the code, so maybe you already thought of this, but one idea that comes to mind is that instead of reallocing new_size, you realloc f(new_size) where f is some function
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> You have to be of the right genetic origin because of the source data Can you explain what this means? After thinking it over, the most plausible reading to me is that they think the results will not generalize to other origins than th
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While exploitation is unlikely I think such things are still best avoided because multiple such things can sometimes be chained together.
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I think I would make a color triangle, except I would remove blue from it, and instead have the corners be three different colors in the red-green part of the spectrum. I guess 530, 545, and 560nm.
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No I meant like if there is some other gene where the two different variants are synergistic to each other.
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> So, only some (heterozygous) females in these species typically have full trichromatic vision Wow that's wild how heterozygousity can be that helpful. Makes you wonder if there are other genes like that.
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I think they could have used another alternative if they were given a generous timeline to switch over. The lack of this seems to indicate that the goal was to sabotage them rather than an amicable separation.
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This doesn't match what I experienced growing up in the 90's. What I saw saw was girls not wanting to involve themselves with computing because it was seen as nerdy and boring and for weird people. Only when people started realizi
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by im3w1l 1y ago
Html tables are very different from excel tables. Fundamentally html tables were used because rows are a good way to split up the page vertically (you could have one row for the header, one for the content one for the footer). And columns a
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While saying "hardware issue not my fault not my problem" is a valid stance, I'm thinking that if you hear it again and again from your users, maybe you should consider if you can do more. Verify the file was written correctl
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Cells can exchange mitochondria so in theory it might be possible to flood the body with healthy mitochondria and get them to slowly take over.
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I think it's a very interesting approach and I highly support such an initiative. The easiest way to get a lot of data out of the body is probably to tap the body's own monitoring system - the sensory nerves. A chemosensor also so
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Long term the goal should be to find a treatment that is safe enough and with so small side effects that it can be used for any suspicious mutations even though it may be decades away from killing you.
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Wild guess, but I think trading activity goes down. AI focuses instead on which equity issuances to participate in.
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Regarding your second point I think there are two cases here that should be kept separate. The first is that you are teleported into a parallel dimension where literally everything works differently from here. In that case I do agree that t

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