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2mo ago
Because not doing so hampers competition, it gives Apple’s first-party apps an unfair advantage over third-party alternatives. Also, I don’t actually know Apple’s developers and their goals.
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2mo ago
Not really: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence#Techni...
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2mo ago
I was vaguely remembering that there’s http://githubstatusstatus.com , but it isn’t very helpful unfortunately.
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2mo ago
Self-hosted GitLab at work, self-hosted Gitea at home.
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2mo ago
I haven’t had this issue. It might be due to the long-standing reputation of my email domain(s) or of the mail server’s IP address, I don’t know. But I know other self-hosters who don’t have that issue either.
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2mo ago
A combination of DNSRBL, SpamAssassin, and using different localparts for each service is working very well for me. Some spam is still getting through, but not enough to feel (heh) spammed, and amazingly I haven’t had any false positives fr
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2mo ago
Same here (well, 25-ish years). And while self-hosted email may be declining, it apparently still outnumbers any single email provider: https://labs.ripe.net/images/r_uuIdAmmdbhI1R9Der6slvvH5U=/10...
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2mo ago
Others know how to use https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49329360 .
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2mo ago
(2018) Major previous discussions: 110 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17637375 130 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24951130 180 comments: https://news.ycombinator.c
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2mo ago
Falsehoods programmers believe about strings: All strings are words. More seriously: While I find the topic appropriate for HN, connecting the topicality to the use of strings in IT is weird. If the ban only applied to audio or sign languag
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2mo ago
They are the same place, you’re supposed to compare using the slider. What bothers me more is that the left and right images seem to have a different color temperature.
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2mo ago
Indeed, but there is a significant latency between the climate changing and minds changing.
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2mo ago
The current El Niño hasn’t “hit” in Europe yet. Its effects in Europe will most likely be felt in the first quarter of 2027. I’d assumed that’s what the parent was referring to.
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2mo ago
It’s becoming less, but the formerly widespread traditional view in Europe was that using AC is a frivolous waste of energy that contributes to environmental pollution and global warming.
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2mo ago
I think he’s presenting it as the shortcoming of not caring.
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2mo ago
Until Trump tweets it by mistake.
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2mo ago
It might result in his address and birth date being added to the entry on the Entity List, now that the authorities have gained knowledge of that additional information. ;)
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2mo ago
Aside from the fact the entry in question was added to the list almost two decades ago, it’s naive to assume that people would only be put on these lists if they have a verified identity number. If that was a rule, the easier rule of requir
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2mo ago
Firefox has 8-9% desktop market share in Europe, 16-18% in Germany. So in some important markets it’s still pretty relevant.
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2mo ago
Selling you a subscription for slices of toast in individual cartridges for their toasting hardware?
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2mo ago
The is latters.
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2mo ago
The RAM shortage situation won’t be sorted out within the next year.
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2mo ago
There are a over a dozen EU open-weight providers. I’m not sure if they are even charging that much of an extra. EU-based clients have little reason to use non-EU inference providers.
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2mo ago
Nagel & Newman is much better if you find GEB a slog (which was also my experience). However, Gödel’s theorem is fundamentally due to self reference. But so is the fact that the power set of countable infinity is uncountable, in a sim
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2mo ago
You have to overstand before you can overwalk.
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2mo ago
Aryan National Standards Institute?
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2mo ago
You’d have to define what you mean by “existence” here. Clearly, there are infinite sets we can represent with a finite sequence of symbols. We can also imagine and reason about alternative universes with an infinite amount of information.
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2mo ago
> the human's intention needs to be formally specified Yes, that has always been the case with formal proofs. Even a mathematical proof with Lean is useless if the proven formal statement doesn’t match what the mathematician meant.
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2mo ago
I see. It’s not clear how it would interact with operator precedence, however. For example, what would a * . b + c . + d * e do?
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2mo ago
The concept of multiple copies in multiple locations already existed when backups on CD-R were common, so 20+ years ago. The “2” in the 3-2-1 rule refers to using different physical storage media and predates cloud storage.
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