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by jancsika 4y ago
> Hyrum's law Didn't Google beat Hyrum's law by using their weight to force middleboxes to accept some variation in some datum of an http header or something? Edit: hint: something about rotating a value for some number of
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> Set her password to qwerty1 I feel like this may break the rule about not interrupting her daily life. Since the other easy password documented in the article wasn't her current one, it is at least possible that she had chosen a m
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> yes, it can be implemented as a pointer at the end of the struct, but the extra latency of another pointer chasing can reduce performance For the latency to be significant digits, there must be a lot of repeated calls which only read&#
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There's a big difference between these two: 1. Co-founder who clearly signals respect and self-reflection, and who much later reveals they have a penchant for the occasional debate and dis-attachment from their own ideas. 2. A co-fou
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> If the software is confident it can distinguish between the very different meanings of "lesbian" vis-a-vis content, then great. But I don't believe that for a second. Are you dogfooding the software? If not this is all j
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> Use any word you want. The semantics are the same. They aren't. The word murder commonly describes an unjustified killing. That makes it incompatible with your specification as written. So you'd have to use a different word
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Alternative rank speculation: Kevin's parole officer liked him and knew that his superiors in an overworked system wouldn't bat an eye at his wrong interpretation of the law. So he played along, and his superiors didn't ask a
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by jancsika 4y ago
Show me the AI chat system from a decade ago that could hallucinate a git repo. Edit: let me be more careful: Show me the AI chat system from a decade ago that wasn't specifically designed to hallucinate git repos, but would hallucinat
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> The fact that we continually shift more power from Local / State government, then from Congress to the Executive is the exact reason the president is a "Symbol of Power" This is all rank and dubious speculation wrt your
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I love how the curator of _why's code showed up in the first disqus comment to remind people to write tests[1]. Edit: 1: Eleven years ago!
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> If I look up news, and I see CNN and MSNBC and any of those big networks, I keep scrolling until I find someone showing me the raw event with no commentary. Here's a raw event. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJuyn
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For your setup-- if I do original CD -> accrual's rip -> burned CD, does burned CD == original CD for all values of original CD? I'm mostly thinking of those interstitial lead-in thingies on live and concept albums. E.g., if
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I don't necessarily agree about what the fundamental message of either film is. That said, Ferris is using middle class objects (and using tricks to hijack upper-class objects) to have a good time. Fight Club Tyler is rejecting mid
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Monk was the Diogenes of music. Just listen to his solos on "It Don't Mean a Thing," one of his recordings mentioned in the article (I hadn't heard it before): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pU-5pEpfmE
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> i don't necessarily buy into it 'scientifically' per se, but i'm skeptical of pure ideas existing without language, at least in any human subject capable of language. AFAICT that does happen to be scientifically ina
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Tying into thread above-- they are merino wool. So all the benefits those posts mentioned about merino t-shirts apply to these socks.
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Is there a way to leverage any of this for a jailbreak? It would be fun to buy a Prius Prime and play Quake on it with steering and horn as controls.
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> Web3 also involves ipfs, you can search for any book currently and the data lives on the blockchain. AFAICT the limiting factors for something like libgen are harddisk space and the speed of one's internet connection. If those ar
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by jancsika 4y ago
I thought you were giving reasons for "ordinary software users" to go out and use Mastodon in its current form. I was hoping that perhaps their shitshow onboarding UX got updated to accommodate the influx of users over the past fe
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> there are good reasons to use them What is one of them?
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> It is extremely arguable whether the EU is necessary for that though. We were talking about the very real pros and cons of the EU. You provided a single "pro" EU datum about chargers that is a) real and b) IMO trivializing at
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> Not sure why you think the serialists didn’t do musical experiments. The serialists by and large were experimentalists. And there was a subset of those serialist experimenters who acted like "mean girls" to non-serialist comp
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If any of this were relevant then we would expect that employers (the powerful) could steal physical items from the person/vehicle/abode of employees (the people at the bottom) and get away with it. At least here in NC, I can say
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> When someone has taught you something or changed your mind on something, let them know. Pro tip-- you can change your mind in a conversation at any time ! I hear stories from so many people who feel like they got stuck agreeing to mee
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> It became like a laboratory rather than seeing music as essentially an act of communication. 18th century laboratory of J.S. Bach: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8V7aJVVdJxw&t=261s The whole fugue is just an excus
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> HN has celebrated their redesigning the iPhone to use a more standard connector though so there are pro- and con-. Can't tell if you're being flip, so I'll add this one: the ease of producing products in country A and sh
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I'm torn between believing that Germans have a good sense for the absurd, and thinking they just experience joy when they find a good source of randomness with which to re-seed their internal PRNGs.
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So is copying the thing to itself the only solution in the interim in order to force the thing to copy itself correctly into the thing?
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Where's the part where the welders start doing needless welding to satisfy the helper's target? Or is the point that a good consultant knows to leave before that happens?
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It is true that there is a risk of AI adding creating content that is unnecessarily verbose. This could end up consuming time and putting a higher cognitive load on the humans who ultimately read these emails. On the other hand, these AI sy

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