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lykahb
2y ago
I wish exploring the integrations were easier. The plugin details are behind the sign-up barrier. I'd like to see a short description and a screenshot.
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Tamagotchi Hacking, in Depth
(hackaday.com)
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2y ago
> Western intelligence agencies have questioned whether such a plot could be the result of Russian spies carrying out a plan without the full authorization of the Kremlin, according to people familiar with the matter. In an authoritarian
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I dare you to read this and still feel good about tipping
(washingtonpost.com)
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2y ago
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lykahb
2y ago
I'd guess that making the cars depend on the cloud so much that they are unusable without it is intentional and was a part of the pitch deck.
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lykahb
2y ago
The Viz Comics is similar
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Nvidia Build a Digital Human
(build.nvidia.com)
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2y ago
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lykahb
2y ago
I am aware that this is a bold claim and that it may be hard to believe. I also wish this weren't true. That's why I put a reference to support it. Check out the section on Public sentiments and politics. In particular, that 60% o
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lykahb
2y ago
Most Russians hold racist views. It doesn't change if they are expats. As a result of the colonial conquests, Russia is a multiethnic state. But the minorities have never been fully accepted. The govt balances between suppressing the f
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Scalable MatMul-Free Language Modeling
(arxiv.org)
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lykahb
2y ago
A ban like that sounds good. But what would replace those plastics? For the take-out food containers a common alternative is PFAS-treated paper. Is it much better for the health environment?
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lykahb
2y ago
Let's remember that the historical name of the city is Königsberg. After the occupation the Soviets executed an ethnic purge of the locals and annexed the land.
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lykahb
2y ago
Nazis believed that they would make the whole world better. Both ideologies explicitly stated that the world is better without some groups of humans. And both USSR and Third Reich were murderous regimes with global ambitions and little rega
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lykahb
3y ago
With the amount of data that the social networks syphon, they surely know the age. Banning the underage users does not need any more compromise of anonymity than what already exists.
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lykahb
3y ago
Click on the tag "Israel" on that website and you'll see 333 pages (corresponding to roughly 3330 articles), from Feb 2023 to today with AI generated images. That's a huge amount of AI trash.
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Direct File officially opens in 12 pilot states
(irs.gov)
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lykahb
3y ago
What is the point of fabricating data here? An extraordinary claim about room-temperature superconductivity is going to receive a lot of scrutiny that it wouldn't stand. It's not an average publication made to pad up the H index a
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lykahb
3y ago
Any large business in Russia cannot exist independently of the state - even if the relationship is informal. Particularly, if the company is related to mass media and surveillance. Yandex is a state-controlled company even if the legal stru
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lykahb
3y ago
Apple collects the rent from the apps that exist withn their walled garden. Epic employs behavioural specialists tasked in making their games addictive and coerce user into spending with micro-transactions. I do not want to take a side in t
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lykahb
3y ago
The subject identifier, "sub".
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User reports indicate problems at X (Twitter)
(downdetector.ca)
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3y ago
This is a product for advertisers, not users. The users are just corralled into the consuming the feed. And paying for a service does not mean that the relationship is not abusive. Meta would be happy to collect both money and data from all
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3y ago
Let's imagine this as a building block for a bigger product. A web server may be interested to verify that a request comes out of a Google proxy server. Would it ever make sense to treat differently the requests that come from the Goog
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lykahb
3y ago
Haskell is a complex language that would be very hard to target. What do you think of targeting the Haskell Core, a high-level intermediate representation that GHC uses? It is much simpler than Haskell itself and would preserve the opportun
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lykahb
3y ago
The SEO garbage has been poisoning the search for years. Even before the chatbots it got to the point when most top results are crap. The LLM's can surely make it much worse, though.
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3y ago
This is a minor detail, but I am impressed that the settings page has custom CSS. Getting this simple option feels special after seeing many companies, which had custom CSS, remove its support for the sake of hypothetical average user who c
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lykahb
3y ago
Next year breakthrough announcement for iPhone 16: the 3.5mm jack is back.
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lykahb
3y ago
What do you think of configuring the device with a simple config file or even an sqlite database that is available via mass storage? Here I am taking inspiration from Kobo. The config would point to the API that a user can deploy. Exposing
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3y ago
I've maintained a Haskell library for databases for over ten years. Here is my take: Haskell is a complex and a flexible language. It pushes you toward correctness, but in other dimensions is less opinionated than other languages. If y
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3y ago
It is weird that the sidewalks are built right next to the road, with no green space between them. That makes it much more stressful and unsafe to walk in North America. The older communities still have the divider.
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