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koolba
2y ago
> Once the same party controls the Senate, House, Presidency and Supreme Court, the powers are no longer meaningfully separate. Which is now the case. Three out of four of those are the direct will of the voters. And the fourth is the in
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koolba
2y ago
> in the end, there are more reasonable people, but democracies needs to develop better constitutional/law systems, with very short feedback loop. It is very important to have fast reaction on breaking the law by ruling regime. What
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2y ago
Apparently there is! https://support.apple.com/en-us/109364
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2y ago
From the article: > The common thread is that AI generated false stories about him and the other banned names. ChatGPT, Turley says, “falsely reported that there had been a claim of sexual harassment against me (which there never was) ba
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Who's Afraid of Jonathan Turley? ChatGPT, for One
(realclearpolitics.com)
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koolba
2y ago
> I've seen many "HN for X" projects for various niches now, and they all suffer from the chicken/egg problem of getting a critical mass of participants. With the rise of LLMs, the fake-it-till-you make it would much
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2y ago
“ What’s the password? ” “ Which password? ” “ Any password. ” “ Hunter2 ” “ Welcome! ”
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2y ago
Even running locally, I don't see DeepSeek getting a contract like this. The most interesting thing in this news is this: > The Microsoft-backed company bills the new platform as a step beyond ChatGPT Enterprise as far as security.
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OpenAI launches ChatGPT Gov for U.S. government agencies
(cnbc.com)
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2y ago
Customer retention is usually a pretty simply formula based on past revenues.
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2y ago
> So the 15% is people who use the internet exclusively via LTE/5G without paying for home broadband. Does that factor in people “borrowing” their neighbors WiFi?
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2y ago
> But perhaps choosing how much of it to omit is key, too. It comes up less often, however. I can't think of a simple example. An example of that is a linked list with no particular sort order. By not caring about maintaining an ord
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2y ago
It evaluates the arguments to the command as bash commands. So if you save the file as foo.sh and add it to your PATH. You could run: $ foo.sh 'date ; ls ; foo=bar ; echo "Hello $foo"' Or really anything you
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2y ago
Does it support eval? Because then you could compile something like #!/usr/bin/env bash eval “$@“ And get a statically compiled bash!
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2y ago
CA housing cannot be fixed without across the board reassessment. Otherwise the winner with an old property paying 2% of their 1980s purchase price will never sell. The immediate tax hit for moving to a similar house would be financial insa
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2y ago
That’s exactly what those tests are for. When you no longer have to worry if you invoked .foo() or .fooTypo(), you eliminated one class of bug. Namely trying to run things that do not exist. Maybe you meant to invoke .bar(), but at least we
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2y ago
There’s only one frood who could pull off that extraction.
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2y ago
From the article: > If you already have these apps installed on your device, they will remain on your device. But they can’t be redownloaded if deleted or restored if you move to a new device. In-app purchases and new subscriptions are n
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2y ago
> A disclosure on the website selling the tokens says that CIC Digital and its affiliates own 80 percent of the supply of the new Trump tokens that will be released gradually over the coming three years and that they will be paid “tradin
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2y ago
The only solution to pollution is dilution.
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2y ago
Pretty much. Though looks like it actually works: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8994130/
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2y ago
Sales has to be commission based and you always hire at least two salesman. The biggest driver to make a sale is the commission. The second biggest is fear of getting sacked because you’re not making as many sales as the other guy.
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Tickler File
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Biden warns of rising democracy-threatening 'oligarchy' in grim farewell speech
(politico.com)
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You joke, but I know an actual couple that has a “family” Jira instance. They have tickets for household todo items like “Paint fence”. I’m not sure about performance reporting but I think overall velocity has gone down despite their team s
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2y ago
Does it give you super powers? Can it be used as a performance enhancing drug more generally?
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2y ago
How does one “use” xenon gas to climb a mountain?
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2y ago
You don’t even need to install anything, just save the link to the map view: https://www.gasbuddy.com/gaspricemap?lat=34.188030028165215&... Or forget it all and go straight to Costco.
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2y ago
> Finally, we need to be aware that we can’t rely on the global variables to be initialized with a known value. Initializing it globally in this code would result in the compiler generating some instructions to be run before main() is ca
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2y ago
> For example, D will never have a preprocessor. Or over my dead body :-/ Indeed. Compile time evaluation combined with a preprocessor would make for some serious head scratching when it comes to trusting trust.
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