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by none_to_remain 3y ago
Giving the journalist traffic only encourages the journalist! https://archive.ph/ZiEWM Pretty boring story anyway, would give it a skip. The most interesting/obnoxious bit is how the journalist insists this is not doxx
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
Self-labelling as a sophisticate is self-refuting
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
So what the Canadian government and journalists are telling me is that they'd like any outlet that doesn't loudly opt out to be considered government shills.
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
One good use case is if you are doing atomic operations on pointers, you can atomically modify the tag as well.
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
No thanks.
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
Can't wait to see the warez .NFO for the GPT-4 leak
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
If you really believed in that idea you wouldn't go on news.ycombinator.com to advertise it
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
You could even put a note in the man page that `setenv()` will leak memory. Then ten or twenty years from now there will be a blog post about how a currently trendy language/runtime can be manipulated into looping over `setenv()` zilli
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
I caught onto to this scam at an airport ATM in Poland 6-7 years ago. The hard sell definitely flagged it to me - it said something about how the ATM could guarantee their conversion rate but if I had my bank handle the exchange the ATM had
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
Except that I have no sort of musical talent, I once had a dream of forming a band called "Void Star" where each track name was either unrepresentable under the shortcomings of various systems (embedded NULs, forward slash, megaby
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
It's all the Shuttle the military needs
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
I think it counts as surveillance when it's published material, but surveillance of public material does not seem so troublesome to me. For ex. if these teachers had instead published their complaints in old-fashioned letters-to-the-ed
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
I think actually it's not desirable for the car to try and drive itself off a person trapped under the wheel
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
For comparison here [i] is the first screen of my Google image search results for "Nigerian office". There is one image of a man at the immigration office in non-Western attire. There is one image of a specific Nigerian gov't
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
First off I have semi-jokingly described all these recent advances in machine learning as Automated Bullshit Engines - and that's often useful, like with these image generators where we want it to bullshit up a picture. But now more an
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
I would love to see the table of racial categorizations and probabilities. I doubt the probabilities match those of world demographics - with the American categories I and many readers are familiar with, I bet they have "White" an
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
The name comes from Trappist beer. Belgian university
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
This is not a matter for science, it's a matter of religion
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
While one is called Mozilla Foundation and one is called Mozilla Corporation, they are both corporations. You can see the Mozilla Foundation's articles of incorporation: "The name of the corporation is Mozilla Foundation" ht
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
Mozilla is a billion dollar corporation Source: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/foundation/annualreport/2021/a...
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
And then you get a list of the nnn,000 sources substantially contributing to the model weights used to generate your output?
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
> Not only that, but most CCUS projects are happening in the wrong place – countries like China produce more than half the world's coal-fired power, steel, and cement (all three major sources of carbon emissions), but less than 5 pe
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
> but the company responded with a two-word email that ominously read, “no comment.” "Ominously", ha. The only two words you should say to a journalist
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
Ctrl-F "stink": 0 Ctrl-F "stench": 0 Ctrl-F "smell": 1 hit but only for hot insulation smell
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
The Tenth Amendment, for whatever it's worth, talks about federal and state governments. Local governments: city, town, village, county, etc., are creatures of their state and wholely subordinate.
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
For me personally, people who try to talk at me this way get mentally noted as low-key malicious. Like PUA for the workplace.
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
I think bots are part of the public.
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
The failure is with our disgusting legislators who have abdicated their responsibilities and let that weight fall on the courts
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
George Carlin was smart enough to understand how to make a joke
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by none_to_remain 3y ago
It's an interesting article but I think has to be read as American propaganda.

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