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by mkl 9mo ago
Also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_superlative_trees
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by mkl 9mo ago
That's GWh and vanadium flow. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanadium_redox_battery
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by mkl 9mo ago
Not default permissions, it turns out, but you have a global choice between letting sites ask for permission or blocking the requests entirely.
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by mkl 9mo ago
The Zoom mention was about camera and microphone permission with <permission>, not location: > Zoom reported a 46.9% decrease in camera or microphone capture errors
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by mkl 9mo ago
This might be easier than refusing permission every time - it sounds like I can just not click it. I really dislike location permission things. I don't know what location will be shared, I don't use anything that needs a precise
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by mkl 9mo ago
The webpage is broken on mobile, as the lines go off the screen (Firefox Android).
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by mkl 9mo ago
> I didn’t assume agi. You literally said: >>> What happens when we put an artificial general intelligence in an F-16? That's what happened here with this proof. You're claiming I said a lot of things I didn't; ev
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Russia damages its only launch pad for astronauts to lift off to ISS (2025)(livescience.com)
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by mkl 9mo ago
Not really. A completely unintelligent autopilot can fly an F-16. You cannot assume general intelligence from scaffolded tool-using success in a single narrow area.
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by mkl 9mo ago
This is very narrow AI, in a subdomain where results can be automatically verified (even within mathematics that isn't currently the case for most areas).
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by mkl 9mo ago
Run this in the JavaScript console: document.querySelector('#particles').remove()
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by mkl 9mo ago
Try finding a new 1080p screen small enough to count as high DPI; there aren't many! Using 218ppi from elsewhere in the thread as the threshold, you'd need a 10 inch 1920×1080 screen to achieve it, so a 1080p computer screen is a
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by mkl 9mo ago
https://archive.ph/25NVv Some other stories about it that got no traction here: https://www.livescience.com/animals/spiders/worlds-biggest-s... , https://www.scientificamerican.com/
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by mkl 9mo ago
You've changed the hypothetical there. Calling yourself a vibe plumber and calling yourself a plumber seem like very different things.
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by mkl 9mo ago
Binary search is a very old trick, going back to 1946 on computers, and probably thousands of years before that, since searching sorted lists goes back to at least ancient Babylon. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_
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by mkl 9mo ago
https://xcancel.com/thedowd/status/2007337800430198913 has some of the info. The main article doesn't work for me on x.com or xcancel (X account only? X app only?).
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by mkl 9mo ago
Chips are definitely a thing in the UK. Like French fries but usually chunkier: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fish_and_chips
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by mkl 10mo ago
Looks like it's nama: https://github.com/bolangi/nama
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by mkl 10mo ago
TSP = Travelling Salesman Problem ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Travelling_salesman_problem ) PPO = Proximal Policy Optimisation, a reinforcement learning algorithm ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P
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by mkl 10mo ago
*Berenstain, but you're not alone: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berenstain_Bears#Name_discrepa...
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by mkl 10mo ago
Images of what it's supposed to look like would really help, as I'm pretty sure none of my browsers are rendering it as you hoped. For me in Chrome the first image looks vaguely like a landscape, with no identifiable features, an
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by mkl 10mo ago
I think your volume per bill should be 6.14 * 0.0254 * 2.61 * 0.0254 * 0.00011 ≈ 1.137e-6 m³. That means about 227 m³ total volume, or about 2800 wheelbarrows.
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by mkl 10mo ago
Elizabeth Holmes is still incarcerated. https://www.businessinsider.com/elizabeth-holmes-theranos-fo...
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by mkl 10mo ago
For me on desktop there's no info other than "Henge Finder requires a desktop or laptop computer" (Chrome/Edge/Firefox on Windows, not exactly uncommon!). The following in the browser console will enable it: d
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by mkl 10mo ago
They long pre-date the demoscene, going back centuries in mathematics. Ray tracing/casting of implicit surfaces (described with SDFs and more general signed functions) for computer graphics goes back to the 1960s and 70s. The 1990s d
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by mkl 10mo ago
Google's GeoIP is rubbish for me. Often it's hundreds of kilometres off, and varies a lot even for a fixed IP.
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by mkl 10mo ago
And alcohol wipes. Just the other day someone stopped to give me alcohol wipes after I put my chain back on. The alcohol cleans off the grease completely, unlike paper towels. I'm carrying a pack in my car now.
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by mkl 10mo ago
They're also nocturnal!
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by mkl 10mo ago
Anti-money laundering.
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by mkl 10mo ago
What's not safe for you? They pay you the money, then you send the item to the address they ask. You already got the money! Cancelling the sale because the buyer wants to spend a bit less on shipping seems like an awful thing to do.

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