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by liquidise 1y ago
As*
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by liquidise 1y ago
Direct study link (with associated diagrams): https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adq5660
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by liquidise 1y ago
I'm happy you said something, i had mistakenly assumed the opposite: that Wix was disclosing a vulnerability they discovered themselves. Everyone wins.
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by liquidise 1y ago
wiZ research discovered a vulnerability in the wiX owned Base44 (emphasis mine).
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by liquidise 1y ago
Tulip mania lasted 3 years: 1634-1637 in part of a single country. Surely we should keep comparing it to a decades old globalized financial system with formalized state support from many nations and a market cap measurable in the trillions.
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by liquidise 1y ago
I feel this is more a societal failing than a medical one. Most people don’t want to take better care of themselves: eating better, portion control, more regular exercise, etc. Too hard. People want a pill to solve the ailments they have.
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by liquidise 1y ago
If you built an ideal dating service, where 100% of your customers pair with someone they would marry, you could charge huge sums and you'd have an endless stream of customers as people grew into marrying age. Today's market dynam
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by liquidise 2y ago
For whom? Given the signal:noise ratio of job postings my intuition is that they are more valuable than ever, for all parties.
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by liquidise 2y ago
Curious about the length limitations. DisplayPort and Thunderbolt are starting to make lengthier runs (7+ ft) tricky, which is still within the realm of cable management, particularly with hybrid standing/sitting desks.
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by liquidise 2y ago
> the sorcery you are looking for is spite. Both philosophical and poetic. True brilliance.
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by liquidise 2y ago
Can someone with familiarity in rounds close to this size speak to their terms? For instance: i imagine a significant part of this will be “paid” as AWS credits and is not going to be reflected as a balance in a bank account transfer.
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by liquidise 2y ago
CO resident here. CO mails paper ballots to everyone* about a month before election day. You can choose to vote in person, or mail in/drop off your paper ballot anytime prior to election night. My understanding is what while the ballot
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by liquidise 2y ago
Software is a house. The more you lean into the analogy, the better. I often tell clients "The first thing you asked me to do was to move a dining room chair into the living room. Then you asked me to do the same with the toilet. The l
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by liquidise 2y ago
> Over 300 million people visit the national parks each year, generating nearly 70 million tons of trash. What? Does this include waste the parks themselves generate in brochures and such? I cannot fathom how each visitor to a national p
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by liquidise 2y ago
It is so easy to avoid GA as a web user that i’m surprised anyone concerned about this isn’t using an blocker that blocks GA scripts and requests themselves.
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by liquidise 2y ago
As someone building an AI company right now, my quick Pro/Con for 4o vs Claude 3.5: Claude: subjectively sounds more human to me, and really nails data questions that 4o is lackluster at 4o: far better assistant logic reasoning. I can
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by liquidise 2y ago
Great mix of napkin math and proper analysis, but what strikes me most is how cheap LLM access is. For it being relatively bleeding edge, us splitting hairs on < $20/M tokens is remarkable itself, and something tech people should be
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by liquidise 2y ago
I see it as having a 100 for performance on desktop and 80 on mobile. Is that bad?
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by liquidise 2y ago
Not familiar with this take. Is the idea that curved space time is a semi-intuitive model or output of something more fundamental?
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by liquidise 3y ago
I did, yes. Retook a "written" permit test (which is now an ipad-based test), then had to wait for my permit to arrive via mail, then had to schedule and take a proper drivers test, after paying the adjusted late fee. Was a wild r
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by liquidise 3y ago
I'll share a lengthy anecdote (from CO, not OH), of how absurd these suspensions can get in strange edge-cases. Also, i think this shows how most processes have "bugs", but people don't think of them that way when it isn
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by liquidise 3y ago
So a daily, single serving of 100% fruit juice results is a small-but-measurable increase in child BMI (0.01-0.05, roughly 1 ounce), and little to no measurable effect in adults. Given the middling results, i'm surprised how strongly o
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by liquidise 3y ago
This is a follow-up to a rather popular post from a couple months ago[0]. 0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38435908 My toddler loves planes, so I built her a radar (1304 points, 56 days ago)
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by liquidise 3y ago
So 23andMe failed to identify brute force and credential stuffing access of 14,000 accounts. They also have a feature that grants those 14k compromised accounts effective access to 6.9 million accounts. 23andMe then claims that poor passwor
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by liquidise 3y ago
(2017)
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by liquidise 3y ago
> On October 10, 2023, one of Xfinity’s software providers, Citrix, announced a vulnerability in one of its products used by Xfinity and thousands of other companies worldwide. At the time Citrix made this announcement, it released a pat
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by liquidise 3y ago
I'm not sure how you can say you take the non-aggression principle as axiomatic while also asking: > How do you handle the fact that "the right to swing your fist as you please" and "the right to not get punched in th
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by liquidise 3y ago
Option 3 is to recognize that all societal freedoms exist within the construct of society. Limiting some of the rules of that society (as opposed to removing all of them) is often the focus of limited government types. The Non-Aggression Pr
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by liquidise 3y ago
tldr: If global energy usage grows at 2% every year, and we generate 1% of the total demand annually with tidal energy, the Earth's rotation will cease in ~1000 years. While i won't dispute that tidal energy is not truly sustainab
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by liquidise 3y ago
A lot has been made of the "pre-AI" internet as a sort of barrier for training sets as it will flood the internet with AI content that will be difficult to parse out later. For the bullish-AI types, is there a prevailing hope that

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