lupire

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   by lupire 2y ago

   Did you report phishing before you clicked? If not, you deserve to be dinged.
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   by lupire 2y ago

   You left your ID in the baggage?
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   by lupire 2y ago

   It's only understandable because no one has standards. If I talk to Peter, Paul has no business getting any information about that or discussing it with me, untl Peter introduces me to Paul. We teach our kindergarteners this rule!
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   by lupire 2y ago

   Al legit bank will NEVER legitimately call you, except to say "call us back at the number on your card" . Caller ID is not secure.
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   by lupire 2y ago

   Yes, we know that individual consumers in general are not economically rational. The modern economy is built on this thesis.
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   by lupire 2y ago

   It pairs well with a $25 (plus tax and shipping) single, frozen, partially-cooked hamburger that you gave to finish preparing yourself.. https://www.goldbelly.com/restaurants/gramercy-tavern/the-gr... They are ric
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   by lupire 2y ago

   Anton Ego: "Not everyone can cook, but great cook can come from anywhere"
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   by lupire 2y ago

   ChatGPT is rarely available??
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   by lupire 2y ago

   You are describing small communities, not collectivist ones. Large "Collectivist" communities have body count in the hundreds of millions.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    Better would say "After the immediate problem is patched, I will post more details about future plans for security, probably within X days. I welcome suggestions on the feature tracker." Empty vague promises aren't really bet
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    by lupire 2y ago

    You can expect anything you want in software you use, and choose not do you software that fails to meet expectations. A software author who takes pains to publish his work and who accepts financial donations, is likely interested in maintai
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    by lupire 2y ago

    This is why all "temporary" settings go in .gitignored files or equivalent, or on no-merge testing branches, and we have test on the release branch that asserts for each config value that it is set to a safe value, and we have a t
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    by lupire 2y ago

    (maybe, estimated)
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    by lupire 2y ago

    That's much less of a problem than the fact that papers are such poor media for sharing knowledge. They are published too slowly to be immediately useful versus just a quick chat, and simultaneously written in too rushed a way to compr
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    by lupire 2y ago

    Gauss had plenty of room for slack, giving people time to catch up on his work.. Every night Gauss went to sleep, mathematics was held back a week.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    Andrew Wiles spent 6 years working on 1 paper, and then another year working on a minor follow-up. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiles%27s_proof_of_Fermat%27...
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    by lupire 2y ago

    It's important to remember there a journal's reputation is built by the authors who publish there, and not vice versa.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    It's a bit reversed. The history doesn't make people lazy, but lazy people rationalize their laziness by claiming clout from history. Peoples who achieved more than their ancestors have less history to be prideful of, since they a
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    by lupire 2y ago

    They are not only simple renames. LLM is good at those. They are minor structural changes.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    The best human performance on that task required many many hours of private work given that input. How much would ChatGPT charge for that much reasoning? Isn't cost quadratic in sort term working memory? It would be more interesting to
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    by lupire 2y ago

    The researcher's answer to their variant of "Year: 2016 ID: A1" in the appendix is wrong. The solution (sum of 1,2,5,6,9,10,13,14, ...) has an alternating pattern, so has to be two piecewise interleaved polynomials, which can
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    by lupire 2y ago

    When 4 came out they released a document that did BOTH inflate scores by changing the exam conditions, and also bragged about scoring worse than guessing on a multiple choice test.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    Tables was never a supported Google product. It was an Area 120 experimental prototype. By design, Area 120 prototypes either get shut down or get merged into real products. AppMaker was Google's AppSheet competitor that was shut down
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    by lupire 2y ago

    I don't understand. Pointers aren't numbers, and can only be compared when inside a common array. What is small number memory? :-)
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    by lupire 2y ago

    It's not a map/territory confusion. It's a warning about map/territory confusion. The problem is that we have only maps, so we cannot fully understand the territory. This is a major concern in mathematics, whose reas
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    by lupire 2y ago

    May be a simple as being poor and not retiring makes you less likely to develop Alzheimer's.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    The study also shows that taxi drivers have very low lifespan, which of course is highly correlated to ower risk of death by Alzheimer's. They also ignored may other professions with similar or lower Alzheimer's risk. Overall, it
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    by lupire 2y ago

    After making a bad comment, don't come back to check replies.
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    by lupire 2y ago

    Is no one suing the manufacturer for vandalizing the trains?
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    by lupire 2y ago

    Not being alone.