koolala

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by koolala 4mo ago
This is very bad. They want ID checks to use AI to prove citizenship.
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by koolala 4mo ago
It isn't actually proven true.
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by koolala 4mo ago
Short Storage Number - SSN 0x123456789ABCDEF0 use this number as a shorter nibble storage alternative...
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by koolala 4mo ago
Dream? It is a nightmare that computers aren't getting significantly more efficient anymore.
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by koolala 4mo ago
Don't you think there is always going to be an escape hatch for peoples private data? Like if you ask it how to make an explosive the message won't stay private on Google's servers? Seems like there could be all kinds of thin
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by koolala 4mo ago
Sounds more thoughtful than the political theater that happened around banning / controlling Tiktok.
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by koolala 4mo ago
Never enabled it or never disabled it? Do you remember disabling it?
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by koolala 4mo ago
It's a little interesting our duopoly of mobile phone OS controllers are so closely integrated with each other.
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by koolala 4mo ago
I think because they themselves have it access everything on the phone so it has to be equivalent.
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by koolala 4mo ago
Meta would probably start a massive ad campain to pay people money to install Meta iPhone AI.
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by koolala 4mo ago
What lets you host Monkeyball like that. Are you going to port Xonotic to WASM?
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by koolala 4mo ago
Man I wish Xonotic made this official and added a WebSocket prototol to official multiplayer server program so it could connect to public servers too. It's awesome you got P2P for it.
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by koolala 4mo ago
At least the JavaScript image is excusable since most implementations are made in C++.
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by koolala 4mo ago
It is excusable if all you care about is blocking sudo access while letting the ai use a pseudo sudo.
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by koolala 4mo ago
a. Accept All b. Accept Only Necessary Fingerprinting
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by koolala 4mo ago
One OS instance.
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by koolala 5mo ago
"Hacker News front page as a site The Front Page highlights a diverse set of tech and science stories" It is interesting the summary it generated for itself wasn't able to describe itself as a Hacker News content view. It mis
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by koolala 5mo ago
There are some WAT compilers that are small and fast for running in the browser.
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by koolala 5mo ago
From all the articles I see about him I feel like he's constantly paying money to get in the news / social media.
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by koolala 5mo ago
Never saw those monkey prints before https://monkeyink.com/ink/blog/archives/2016/08/_this_is_a_f... "The image is a collage of antique open source art reflecting the open source code."
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by koolala 5mo ago
Its with their servers right? Do they trust a iPhone with their life? Or they are trusting their data center?
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by koolala 5mo ago
"In theory, samples with no-interlayer impurities should look something like this in direct measurements" Can we tell their purity from looking at the photos?
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by koolala 5mo ago
its better than ex-google CEO spam i see astroturfed everywhere else
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by koolala 5mo ago
thats a cool wiki picture
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by koolala 5mo ago
Computers create coherent math results at levels far beyond humans. A world calculator vs. a number calculator isn't that different.
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by koolala 5mo ago
or rss? im not really sure what rss is.
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by koolala 5mo ago
do you get email alerts on comment replys?
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by koolala 5mo ago
I don't think most things are ever limited to one language like that. Also, Hacker News doesn't let you delete your own comments?
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by koolala 5mo ago
Using real-life calculators to add? Calculate the Flag. I don't think it is dead at all. It's like mixing in board game / escape room / science / engineeer/ medical research elements.
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by koolala 5mo ago
A portion could require astral projection and computers can't do that. Or maybe just a VR mini-game like the 90s always imagined.

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