kmoser

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by kmoser 8mo ago
s/spouse/executor/
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by kmoser 8mo ago
I have no sympathy for the guilty party, but the title is correctly indicating his intentions, despite the larger and manifold effects he had.
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by kmoser 8mo ago
Have they done thorough, decades-long studies on millimeter-wave machines to ensure they have absolutely no long-term adverse health effects?
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by kmoser 8mo ago
Just because you can raise your hands over your head doesn't mean it isn't painful. In any case, it's legal to opt-out of the scanners, so why would they care what method you use (really what language you use) to indicate you
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by kmoser 8mo ago
Why, when you can access your bill online and print it?
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by kmoser 8mo ago
Then why do they routinely send kids through the (non-invasive) metal detectors, while adults get sent through the millimeter-wave scanners?
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by kmoser 8mo ago
This is a good start, but there is still no way to remove what is sure to be tremendous bloat caused by these features. I would prefer if we could opt to install (or not install) them to begin with.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
A plate identifies a car, not a driver.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
When I lived in a NYC studio apartment, the neighbor directly above me was a DJ and used to mix club dance music at full volume. Around then I discovered the fuse boxes for several adjacent floors were located just down the hall from me in
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by kmoser 9mo ago
> The 1983 FCC-compliant Apple IIe. Unused slots have metal covers for RF shielding. Interesting--I always assumed the metal covers (particularly on the old IBMs) were to keep out dust.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
After the initial 2001 model, Commodore used a mix of materials, with some models made of all metal and some of a metal/plastic hybrid (metal base, plastic top), according to this website: https://www.zimmers.net/cbmpic
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by kmoser 9mo ago
I wonder how easy it would be to add a "Save as NAPLPS" option.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
What do you mean? You can change the interval for the tick mark labels.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
> This is something I find fascinating about TikTok: on that platform you literally get a few seconds to catch the attention of your audience before they skip to the next video. Before TikTok, the YouTube "hook" was to choose t
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by kmoser 9mo ago
I was hoping to see the names of the typefaces used on each pencil. Some are a mystery, some are tantalizingly familiar.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
> The hackers would still need physical access to the hard drives to use the stolen recovery keys. Or remote access to the computer. Or access to an encrypted backup drive. Or remote access to a cloud backup of the drive. So no, physical
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by kmoser 9mo ago
If you want to split hairs, it seem that Anthropic has support as a noun but not as a verb.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
A masochist's golden rule might be different from others'.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
> Do not assist with or provide instructions for murder, torture, or genocide. If you're writing a story about those subjects, why shouldn't it provide research material? For entertainment purposes only, of course.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
The relatively arbitrary cutoff at 18 is also an indication that this is a blunt tool, intended to alleviate some low-lying fruit of potential misuse but which will clearly miss the larger mark since there will be plenty of false positives
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by kmoser 9mo ago
Maybe they could ask CrowdStrike to issue a software update to "fix" this.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
Such mail is returned to the sender, which means you will never receive it, so problem solved.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
If your goal is to receive zero mail at your address, simply have all your email forwarded to this service and configure it to opt-out of all notifications. Alternately, you can forward your mail to an entirely different address. (This is j
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by kmoser 9mo ago
Theoretically you can offer a service that sends a physical message for less than the cost of a letter, and use this hack to do it profitably.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
There are mail forwarding services[0] that let you automatically filter out junk mail. Yes, they cost money, but at least you can accomplish your goal of opting out (or in) from receiving postal mail from certain senders. [0] E.g. https
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by kmoser 9mo ago
What did one broke programmer say to the other? "Hey, buddy, can you paradigm?"
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by kmoser 9mo ago
LLMs are surprisingly good at extracting data from other data, so at the end of the day there is no right or wrong, it's what works best for you use case.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
You're technically right, but I think that's a minor quibble. They could have indeed limited it to ASCII (7-bit if you really want to be a purist) and everything would still work just as well.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
This sounds like it will be one of those products which starts out as an optional service, but eventually becomes required to use if you want to participate in the overall healthcare system.
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by kmoser 9mo ago
I doubt it. It's probably a CYA thing. There are a whole bunch of hot-button topics ChatGPT won't talk about, not because OpenAI will ever try to monetize them but because they're fodder for lawsuits.

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