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neuralkoi
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neuralkoi
11mo ago
I wonder if this changes the old adage, now that the missile knows where it is at all times. [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZe5J8SVCYQ
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neuralkoi
11mo ago
This seems to indeed be confirmed over at https://support.google.com/mail/answer/14615114 "Your data stays in Workspace. We do not use your Workspace data to train or improve the underlying generative AI and
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11mo ago
This reminds me of Liu Zhiyu who won a gold medal for China at the IMO in 2006 and was offered a full scholarship to MIT but turned it down to become a monk. I think wisdom and peace is more valuable than raw IQ and I think Zhiyu and Ung-yo
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11mo ago
“How can you expect a man who’s warm to understand a man who’s cold?” - Alexander Solzhenitsyn, One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich I feel like we generally compare ourselves relative to those around us. The US enjoys incredible amounts
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1y ago
I think Michael Jackson put it well: "If you want to make the world a better place, take a look at yourself, and make a change".
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1y ago
This is such a well written article and the author is such a good communicator. Looks like they've written a book as well called Mapmatics: [0] https://www.paulinarowinska.com/about-me
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1y ago
The stock market is not the economy. While the economy seems to be entering a period of stagflation, the stock market keeps ticking up. The magnificent seven are living in their own kind of alternate reality. There's only so much they
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1y ago
Your resume is too long. Try to fit it to a single page. When I worked at a FAANG I was once sent a list of 80 resumes to review. I didn't spend more than 30-60s per resume (recruiters often spend way less) and yours would take at leas
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1y ago
Most hotels will store your luggage, though I recommend taking your passport and other important valuables with you.
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1y ago
Depression and lack of motivation is a signal. It means you're on a path which is not making you feel fulfilled. As a rando on the internet, your idea to take an old fashioned working class job while you find small gigs or side project
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1y ago
A little bit more context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqVYln9IVwk&t=170s Piers Morgan vs Hans Niemann (And His Lawyer) Interview
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1y ago
Roughly a twentieth of all humans who have ever lived were born in just the past 50 years. I agree some of the best painters ever might actually be alive right now. I've attended local art festivals (i.e. Atlanta Dogwood Festival) wher
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1y ago
It takes time for new technologies to mature. I think people are only looking out for AGI but are not paying attention to the small changes in productivity and exploration these tools are enabling at smaller scales, including in the more un
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1y ago
I am genuinely curious how this was working as a subsidy. My understanding is that now parcels valued at $800 or less are no longer exempt from tariffs, but it doesn't say anything about shipping costs subsidies. Surely those shipping
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1y ago
The most valuable thing you have is your attention, everyone out there is going to fight tooth and nail for it, especially if they can make a dollar. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ii4YJK_-RTk
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1y ago
The vibe WAS pervasive at Apple during Steve's time. He understood the importance of asking "what is this?"[0]. The current vibe at Apple is "we want you to be an obedient worker". [0] https://systems-sou
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1y ago
You submit something through this system, and my best bet is it goes to some system where someone completely detached from engineering groups them into categories manually or maybe now with the assistance of tools, mass dupes all of them in
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1y ago
Sadists and psychopaths seem to have taken over this experiment.
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1y ago
> how long before the total collapse? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slippery_slope I've still to see a site where Firefox is not supported. uBlock origin still works well with Firefox. When I start having issue
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1y ago
I also noticed https://getputty.org is as well.
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1y ago
I agree, there's some good alternatives available too of about the same length (if you include name + TLD): puttyclient.com puttyofficial.com puttytools.com puttydownloads.com downloadputty.org
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1y ago
My feedback: there's more to pixel art than just reducing the resolution of an image. If you look at art like that found in Pokemon Emerald intro[0], the artists really squeezed every ounce they could from the palette available and wor
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1y ago
> Why would someone go to college and then abandon their degree to learn a trade? Because they can't find a job in the area they studied.
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1y ago
Society rewards you if you can give it what it needs, and I guess one of the things society wants right now is Chipotle. One aspect of college is that it's supposed to teach you how to be a better thinker. One could make the argument t
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1y ago
I feel like this is proof AI has passed some emotional Turing test. What are the long term implications of individuals turning away from each other for support and turning towards AI to fulfill emotional needs?
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1y ago
In non-CA mode, an attacker who has access to the private key of a pinned certificate can: Present a certificate with the correct public key Modify the CN in the client certificate to any arbitrary value Cause
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1y ago
People who chase things for happiness, in my experience, seldom seem to actually take the time to really enjoy them. Instead, they pursue the next bigger thing.
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1y ago
I wonder if a lot of these individuals who try incredibly hard to get more attention and "adulation" at the expense of others or feel under-appreciated just weren't loved very much as children or given much attention. I wonde
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1y ago
I really like this perspective, it's right along there with what the Stoics would do: "The wise act with a reverse clause--meaning that they not only consider what might go wrong, but they are prepared for that to be exactly what
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1y ago
I feel like political repression is somewhere in the handbook of how to run an autocracy.
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