nairboon

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by nairboon 9d ago
You had profanity filters for SMS?
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by nairboon 9d ago
Is that a cultural/national thing instead of an age thing? I've never had texts censored by texting providers, they're not supposed to read texts in the first place (at least around here).
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by nairboon 11d ago
And still funny today, not all jokes survive that long.
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by nairboon 11d ago
Classical and in a sense neoclassical architecture literally stood the test of time.
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by nairboon 11d ago
That's why I had to enable the "pause updates for four weeks" setting on Windows. Otherwise every second update would break something somewhere and disrupt workflows regularly. With the one-month update delay you'd get t
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by nairboon 11d ago
Like how one can easily not use snap on Ubuntu? /s
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by nairboon 12d ago
What if they'd retest shoes after 6m/12m and compare certain parameters with the first review? Basically checking if manufacturing quality degraded.
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by nairboon 14d ago
Something like YaCy?
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by nairboon 14d ago
It's still kind of an open problem. There are partial solutions, but not yet really an integrated one. There is Hister: https://hister.org/ that builds some sort of drive-by index of what you're browsing anyway. A
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by nairboon 17d ago
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49619227
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by nairboon 17d ago
What exactly do you mean with "emergent" here?
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by nairboon 17d ago
It's not that much different from the effect of social media or the power held by other tech giants, who can control your exposure to particular information (media, search engines).
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by nairboon 18d ago
Statement from Tristan: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49605915 Statement from OpenAI: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49613262
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by nairboon 18d ago
I think there is a much easier way to prove that the ChatGPT usage of Tristan Buckmaster and Levent Alpöge (possibly also the ChatGPT usage of Córdoba and Martínez-Zoroa, if they use it) had no influence on OpenAI solving the Navier-Stokes
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by nairboon 21d ago
It's a remnant of the cold war and the two preceding hot wars. The plan was to ship big parts of the gold overseas, just in case Europe gets nuked and occupied in a ground invasion from the east. But lately there have been more threats
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by nairboon 21d ago
Well, they could, but the moment Donald defaults on those bonds, he can say goodbye to those stock market highs and watch new unprecedented lows.
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by nairboon 22d ago
That's a good thing, it means CERN is getting a lot of mileage out of their IT purchases. Buying new machines and deploying them at todays RAM prices? Looks like they are managing their budget responsibly.
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by nairboon 23d ago
For such a service it's legitimate to ask where those GPUs are working. Where's the data center?
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by nairboon 23d ago
Just for reference, stuff like this is exactly why some people oppose the forced Apple/Google requirement in government systems like the new eIDs (eIDAS) in Europe. If you're forced to use Apple/Google for digital identificat
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by nairboon 23d ago
In the first example: doesn't pushing the button while typing cause the textfield lose focus? What's the point of the typing in the example?
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A thousand years older than Stonehenge: Archaeologists explore a Czech sanctuary(info.zcu.cz)
34 points by nairboon 25d ago|4 comments
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by nairboon 25d ago
Seeing physical differences in brain volume, connectivity or activity between groups of many adhd folks and non-adhd folks is one thing and that can be done. However, performing a clinical diagnosis of adhd in an individual, solely based on
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by nairboon 28d ago
But a highly strategic location.
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by nairboon 28d ago
Switzerland has been kicked out of Horizon programs so many times and had to build alternatives. By now everyone involved knows, Horizon is high risk program and access can be pulled at any time for political reasons, so it hasn't that
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by nairboon 28d ago
That is quite a textbook straw man argument.
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by nairboon 1mo ago
Tangentially related: What are you all using for organizing & managing your physical book library? I've recently come across "Robinson" for doing the library inventory: https://github.com/ryanmccartney&#x2
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by nairboon 1mo ago
> I want to claim that Nostr has discovered a new fundamental architecture for distributed protocols. Not federated, not P2P. What exactly is the fundamentally new architecture in Nostr?
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by nairboon 1mo ago
Can you give an example of a reasonable thing that you want to do with the Hister source code that the AGPL currently prevents you to do?
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by nairboon 1mo ago
The costs are still there, with the printer you just change who foots the bill.
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Trading the Infrastructure of Tomorrow(cmegroup.com)
3 points by nairboon 1mo ago|0 comments

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