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Late night pizzeria nearby The Pentagon has suddenly surged in traffic(twitter.com)
186 points by nomilk 10mo ago|154 comments
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Proposed United States Invasion of Venezuela(en.wikipedia.org)
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Fastest Electric Drone World Record Broken with $3000 Drone (655 KM/H) [video](youtube.com)
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Wired Magazine Got Hacked(facebook.com)
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by nomilk 10mo ago
I was also surprised the post focusses on Rus/Iran when Australia, UK, and many more countries (Malaysia, Thailand) have/are introducing laws to prevent large swaths of free speech (banning mediums by age, banning conversation by
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Ask HN: By what percentage has AI changed your output as a software engineer?
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How Booking.com Works(booking.com)
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by nomilk 10mo ago
Today I looked up a word definition on tfd.com (usually a lightning-fast website), it took 3 cloudflare screens each 10 seconds to load. Why? . Because I'm in South East Asia? I aborted mission and pasted the word in a search engine
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CloudFlare is ruining the internet (for me) (2016)(slashgeek.net)
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by nomilk 10mo ago
I found it interesting because they: - Made a RAG in ~50 lines of ruby (practical and efficient) - Perform authorization on chunks in 2 lines of code (!!) - Offload retrieval to Algolia. Since a RAG is essentially LLM + retriever, the retri
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by nomilk 10mo ago
> seemed like some failure in their systems was causing me to lose access despite having followed proper procedures. I had the same problem with GitHub's backup codes not working: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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by nomilk 10mo ago
What's the relevance of ractors to the average web dev? Will ractors be useful directly in controllers/models/tasks? Or is it more that ractors will be useful to those working on the ruby language (and perhaps some gems - low
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by nomilk 10mo ago
Love the moonrise! Beautiful shots. When most road transport is automated it will seem crazy that everyone had to drive for themselves, or sit in the car with a complete stranger, who may prioritise their comfort over the traveller's w
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Homophily(en.wikipedia.org)
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George Hotz: What Happens When AI Is More Valuable Than Humans? [video](youtube.com)
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by nomilk 10mo ago
Does this site display other users' mouse pointers!?
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RealTime IRL – Track your favorite IRL streamers in real time(rtirl.com)
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by nomilk 10mo ago
Seems odd this was flagged. Seems like a genuine article, and didn't appear to cause a flamewar. Possible false positive? cc: @dang
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by nomilk 10mo ago
I noticed it shortly after commenting, and completely rewrote my comment accordingly. Excellent research! If you were to do a write-up on how you did this analysis, that would be very interesting (as the number of comments involved is large
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by nomilk 10mo ago
tl;dr: The proportion of Reddit comments containing emdashes more than doubled since ChatGPT's release! From the data: for several years before ChatGPT release, the proportion of Reddit comments containing emdashes was about 0.13-0.17%
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by nomilk 10mo ago
The misleading aspect is that the AI generated content was in first person, so any reasonable reader would falsely attribute the statement to the person involved, when in fact it was concocted entirely by Meta's AI.
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DraftKings forced to pay $923,000 to gambler who exploited glitch(notthebee.com)
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by nomilk 10mo ago
From Wikipedia: > The Sega Channel was an online game service developed by Sega for the Sega Genesis video game console, serving as a content delivery system. Launched on December 12, 1994, the Sega Channel was provided to the public by
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by nomilk 10mo ago
> I found (it) not actionable Tangental, but I found 'Have I Been Pwned' useless too because you can't enter your email and find leaked passwords associated with the address, instead you have to enter each password (and
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by nomilk 10mo ago
tl;dr LLMs hallucinate
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Opus 4.5 is the first model that makes me fear for my job(old.reddit.com)
39 points by nomilk 10mo ago|76 comments
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by nomilk 10mo ago
This thread sounds like a community challenge.
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First-Time User Experience(en.wikipedia.org)
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You aren't gonna need it(en.wikipedia.org)
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by nomilk 10mo ago
> The exposed secrets aren't theoretical test tokens or placeholders: they include active credentials. How do security researchers verify this?

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