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If you give to others, you will be given a full amount in return. It will be packed down, shaken together, and spilling over into your lap. The way you treat others is the way you will be treated. (Luke 6:38) You and I know this verse is ta
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This should be the submission link. Love when people post screenshots without attribution.
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The verses from Deuteronomy aren’t a clear-cut condemnation, because they refer to following other gods vs the God of the old testament. Deuteronomy was transcribed at a time when there were a ton of potential gods for the Israelites to f
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Identifying Rust's collect:<Vec<_>>() memory leak footgun(blog.polybdenum.com)
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Analysing the Twitter User Exodus to Mastodon, Bluesky, and Threads(arxiv.org)
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If you’re somewhat new to TypeScript, this doc explains what a mapped type is (with a wonderful example referencing Only Fools And Horses): https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/2/mapped-types....
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The NY Times company has an analogue to the Apple media relations page: https://investors.nytco.com/news-and-events/press-releases/ In most respected media companies there is a really-important-to-journalists-who-
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18. Be wary of pithy truisms. Success mostly follows from a combination good ideas, the right people, and lucky timing.
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This is a great set and a fun reminder that Cambridge life doesn't revolve around the undergraduates (however much I might have thought it did at the time).
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I think the tech in that paper was demoed for this podcast: https://youtu.be/MVYrJJNdrEg The big roadblock to commercialisation for the moment is the original capture — for the paper they used a 110-camera capture rig under
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2 million is barely enough to retired on in a country without a social safety net. But one of the points of taxing people is to provide that safety net.
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There are a whole bunch of prompts for this here: https://github.com/facebookresearch/llama-recipes/commit/109...
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You should change the title to match tbh
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Needs a (2019) Richard was my manager in early 2019, and was awesome.
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Nikita Popov is thanked in the forward for work fixing LLVM bugs. Before he pivoted to LLVM work, Nikita was one of the key individual contributors to the official PHP project in the last decade. He's an incredible force for good.
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The point is to discourage others from doing the same. It's a classic SLAPP lawsuit. Some federal circuits (e.g. the 9th) have protections against SLAPP lawsuits. The 5th circuit (where this lawsuit was filed) does not, and the distr
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Sam Altman would not be the first or last CEO to be described in those terms. It seems like the bigger culture clash at the heart of this is whether AGI is a) even on the horizon and b) dangerous. Brian Cantrill has a good (slightly shouty)
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Less active than Mastodon, I'd assume more active than Nostr. But the interesting thing for me isn't activity — it's the people on there. Of the cohort who had >100k followers on Twitter, I think more of them post regularl
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“I installed some third-party PHP software and didn’t turn on auto-updates for that software, and then my server got hacked” is a hit on your server admin skills, not PHP.
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> Can you share a link that documents him saying this? His actions speak louder than words: https://www.theverge.com/2023/2/14/23600358/elon-musk-tweets...
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Nitter thread: https://nitter.net/Cruise/status/1717707807460393022
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Original interview quoted in the tweet this article regurgitates: https://www.nintendo.com.au/news-and-articles/ask-the-develo...
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Isn't that a balloon? Deflating a DoD video(bellingcat.com)
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I recently saw an algorithmically-promoted post questioning whether Israelis had been killed & kidnapped, so social networks are not doing the best job there either.
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I think it's pretty high actually? If I'm a random person who just heard that Joe Biden tweeted something, I can't see that tweet by going to his Twitter page. That's a pretty goddamned terrible experience right there. I
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> Things like vector networks ( https://madebyevan.com/figma/introducing-vector-networks/ ), which immediately impose themselves as clearly superior to the classical "vector path" model literally everyo
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This is a bit like saying that Rhodes scholarships are challenging the status quo of academic advancement. A program for a select few works for them because a lot of resources can be channeled to a small group of bright people — but that sy
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Yeah, there are measurable results on things like AP bio. And those are definitely not 10x.
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> the best model is at least 10x smarter than the free version of ChatGPT Citation needed. What does 10x smarter mean here? There’s an ongoing debate about whether the word “smart” even applies to a text prediction engine.
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Full disclosure: I work for Slack. Typically if you think you found a security vulnerability and/or quirk, you contact the company before writing it up and hitting publish[1]. That way the company is not left in a potentially vulnerabl

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