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by kibibu 2y ago
> mute (I may be wrong but I do not see it in the picture If it's anything like the Samsung remotes (to which it bears a passing similarity), the volume toggles are 3-way controls, with up-down-press modalities. Press = mute/un
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by kibibu 2y ago
Does this have the crippled version of AutoSave that only works with OneDrive?
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by kibibu 2y ago
If they really wanted to back it, they'd use AI salespeople.
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by kibibu 2y ago
I presume it works to have the new shiny thing that execs have vaguely heard about. It only has to exist while the hype cycle is at its peak. I'm surprised there hasn't been a Salesforce AR/VR.
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by kibibu 2y ago
Thanks for doing that work. I had actually looked at this and spotted the two subdomains, which I erroneously took as evidence in support of the comment, as I'm largely unfamiliar with what crt.sh is actually showing.
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by kibibu 2y ago
The second half that you may have missed was that the entire set of URLs was also being leaked through certificate transparency.
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by kibibu 2y ago
Weird how, coincidentally, 3x as many people are born on Nov 15 as any other day
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by kibibu 2y ago
Yes, but the questions are the private IP of colleges.
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by kibibu 2y ago
Their main business model isn't textbooks though; it's "homework help".
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by kibibu 2y ago
Be aware that this appears by default to swap character pairs with unicode ligatures, which is fine, but those characters aren't included in many web fonts. It's better today (both for the above issue and also for usability) to di
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by kibibu 2y ago
> Linux’s success had a lot to do with the existence of a full suite of GNU software that could run on top of a new kernel I've heard this a number of times; but circa 1991 I'm not convinced. The critical GNU components to scaf
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by kibibu 2y ago
> You play "in a sandbox" without having to deal with anything outside of the sandbox I mean, besides "gifts" from the neighbourhood cats. How do they fit into the metaphor?
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by kibibu 2y ago
And listen for changes with a MutationObserver
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by kibibu 2y ago
Lexical does the same.
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by kibibu 2y ago
The HN title has been editorialized, perhaps recently. The original article title is: > $2 H100s: How the GPU Bubble Burst
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by kibibu 2y ago
Candy crush puzzles can be quite cerebral. It's not all "look at the pretty colours"
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by kibibu 2y ago
One might hold the position that crypto coin companies (particularly those working with POW coins) add very little value to the world in exchange for significant social and environmental cost. One who held this position would see working at
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by kibibu 2y ago
It was less work to just leave the license alone
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by kibibu 2y ago
The "dawg I chatgpt'd the license" tweet was absolutely egregious. Honestly it also reflects equally badly on Coinbase if they were paying these guys $300k. One positive outcome is that this might have cured a lot of people&#
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by kibibu 2y ago
Well, they could be kicked out of the program for one.
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by kibibu 2y ago
Alternatively, include mojibake in your passwords so attackers think they have a unicode encoding bug
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by kibibu 2y ago
With slipping consumer standards around separating ads from real content, OpenAI are in a position to much more insidiously advertise than Google.
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by kibibu 2y ago
I also put together a Proxy microlib a few years ago. I agree it's very powerful. You can use it like: $('.my-elements').className = 'Important'; $('.my-elements').style.color = 'Red';
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by kibibu 2y ago
> a Cinebench R23 score of 60,709 points. Without some anchoring, this number is meaningless to me. Doing a little snooping, a non-overclocked version hits about 42000
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by kibibu 2y ago
Am I looking at the wrong table? It dominates everything on visual interpretation benchmarks. Edit: specifically ocrbench and VQAv2
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by kibibu 2y ago
Of course, and I think it's fabulous. It's really just me being morose about how billionaires can throw this kind of money around in the same way a regular person might order a couple of pizzas.
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by kibibu 2y ago
In absolute value this is a fantastic contribution to support a very valuable project, and anybody who donates to Zig should be commended. It's one of a handful of projects that has a real chance of meaningfully pushing back against so
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by kibibu 2y ago
I imagine the backwards compatibility story of COBOL is a little better than Python's
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by kibibu 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_England_temperature Its gone up. Not sure what was supposed to be surprising about this.
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by kibibu 2y ago
They didn't ruin a painting (they have all been behind glass), and no actual harm is caused by delaying sport events. But you're saying that they should stop with the victimless crimes and start on the actual assaults already.

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