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by ks2048 2y ago
This article repeatedly referred to Telegraph as "encrypted" ("have full encryption on their services", "when you’re running a globally accessible encrypted platform"), which seems misleading, if by default, it
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by ks2048 2y ago
He starts by saying that in the US, social media owners are not responsible for crimes committed by their users. How does that relate to the Kim DotCom case? Is piracy treated differently?
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by ks2048 2y ago
This list of things that "only appear once or twice on the internet" makes no sense to me. Many are things that don't exist at all, depending on how you define it. A guess the best defense of Claude is that the question is
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by ks2048 2y ago
I’d say that’s misleading. More like a very small, oblong pumpkin. (Can grab with one hand)
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by ks2048 2y ago
Par for the course since at least 1947 when they ditched the name "Department of War" for "Department of Defense".
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Y Combinator backs its first defense startup, Ares Industries(techcrunch.com)
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by ks2048 2y ago
Off topic, but a funny thing about asking about George Washington's birthday is there are two possible answers because of British calendar reform in 1750 (although we've settled on recognizing the new-style date as his birthday).
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by ks2048 2y ago
You might want to update the README where it says run "./conda.sh" - it should say there are hard-coded paths in this script that need to be changed (the first line is CONDA_BASE="/home/rawalk/anaconda3&qu
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by ks2048 2y ago
Musk frequently comments on political issues in other countries.
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I also didn't understand the name. Another comment mentioned that it is a reference to Citizen Kane.
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When Musk says X is all about freedom of speech, remind him that one of its biggest owners is intimately tied to a government that executes people for mild criticism.
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by ks2048 2y ago
Wouldn’t it make sense for Apple to have a “send anonymous message to the owner” option on that info page?
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I wonder if the non-matches replied and how.
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by ks2048 2y ago
I don’t have 8TB laying around, but we can be a bit more clever.... In particular I cared about a specific column called url. I really care about the urls because they essentially tell us a lot more from a website than what meats the
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by ks2048 2y ago
The README.md could use a link to know what this is talking about: https://flipperzero.one/
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by ks2048 2y ago
Kissinger's buddy Schmidt is in the military AI drone business and drooling over massive cold and/or hot war with China. Not a good sign for the future of humanity.
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by ks2048 2y ago
It's a shame there's so many different names for a set of very related (or identical?) concepts. For example wikipedia says "tagged union" is also known as "variant, variant record, choice type, discriminated union
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by ks2048 2y ago
This is a good idea for this app, but maybe the least realistic part of the old TV experience. You'd have maybe 3 "premium" channels of a mix of tv shows, news, talk shows, sports. Maybe a dedicated sports channel and dedica
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by ks2048 2y ago
So, I assume journals will need AIs to do scientific review to handle the flood of AI-produced paper submissions?
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by ks2048 2y ago
I thought for a few years at Apple keynote presentations, they were saying "machine learning" while Google was saying "AI" hundreds of times. I assumed because they thought "AI" had a privacy-invasion or anti-h
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by ks2048 2y ago
"The leading causes of death for unintentional injury include: unintentional poisoning (e.g., drug overdoses), unintentional motor vehicle (m.v.) traffic, unintentional drowning, and unintentional falls." From the foll
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by ks2048 2y ago
Easier to just name batches using seconds-since-the-epoch, so you don't have worry about such collisions.
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by ks2048 2y ago
That's a good question. I've thought about this for titles of guide books, eg "Best Europe Destinations 2024". It seems there's competing interests for making sales: A bookstore might want to buy the new versions ev
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by ks2048 2y ago
I'd guess one issue is the number of items. Radial probably only works for 6 or less. With a scrollable list, any number would work (And many popups have a variable number of options).
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by ks2048 2y ago
Off-topic to the public transit news, but: I've enjoyed Organic Maps for years, but it seems they made a change within the past year (maybe 3-4 months ago) that slowed everything down. Anyone know what happened? It used to be very resp
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by ks2048 2y ago
If we have smart AIs to write code, find bugs, and write tests - doesn’t that mean we can ditch the “safe” languages and go back to C? Thats mostly a joke. But AI-hardened-C seems like it could be much better than current-human-only-C.
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by ks2048 2y ago
Of course it's a useless marketing term. But, the paper lists 4 "Responsible AI principles": (1) Empower users with intelligent tools (2) Represent our users (3) Design with care (4) Protect privacy. Doing things on-device a
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by ks2048 2y ago
Kind of sad that CommonCrawl, or something like it, has not removed the need for tons of different companies hitting all the servers in the world. I guess part of it is wanting more control (more frequent visits, etc) and part is simply hav
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by ks2048 2y ago
On https://www.openstreetmap.org/ , click "Export" (upper-left). It lets you choose a small rectangle (click "Manually select a different area"). It gives you a .osm right from the browser. For literally
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by ks2048 2y ago
I would like to train a model to classify frames in a video (and identify "best" frame for something I want to locate, according to my training data). Is SAM-2 useful to use as a base model to finetune a classifier layer on? Or ar

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