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by numpad0 7mo ago
They divide up users into groups a la Google+ groups(separate and against following/followers system) and restrict global visibility of your tweets unless you win the daily lottery, in which case your tweet gets bajilion views, or some
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by numpad0 7mo ago
> We called for: > - Transparent content moderation: Publicly shared policies, clear appeals processes, and renewed commitment to the Santa Clara Principles > - Real security improvements: Including genuine end-to-end
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by numpad0 7mo ago
or just a cubesat on a polar orbit with a Nikon Z9 inside
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by numpad0 7mo ago
> blazelight.dev/blog/ms2160.mdx wrote up how I got arbitrary code execution on a USB-HDMI adapter, and beat the OEM driver [1] 1: https://twitter.com/theblazehen/status/2040688835323982304
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by numpad0 7mo ago
I think Japanese rice-centric framing of meals is also of note, it's not universal across East Asia - I mean, allegedly, bowl of rice next to ramen is meme worthy to people from China, but it's just a menu item in Japan.
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by numpad0 7mo ago
The non-oral version of the explanation author received is likely 農地解放, a postwar US/Allied military led land reform. The core idea of it, I think, is that those landlords must have been the mainsails of prewar Japanese military dictat
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by numpad0 7mo ago
Corn??? I don't think corn in bulk is cheaply available in Japan at all. There's a mention in Wikipedia of a Chinese-Mongolian corn meal porridge thing but it looks pretty local.
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by numpad0 7mo ago
There are PC style PSUs rated to up to 1.2kW for 110V and 2kW-ish for 220V outlets for use with crypto mining machines. They are available used way below kW rating for having little values outside of narrow relevant contexts
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by numpad0 7mo ago
They don't call it C++ because that sounds too difficult. But it's literally, not like a simplified subset that compiles into an IL using a formally proven tool, but as in literally compiled using GCC as, C++.
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by numpad0 7mo ago
Aren't everyone just waiting for WW3 to end now? Right now doesn't seem like the time to make politically significant changes.
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by numpad0 7mo ago
Wasn't it just, likely, a Claude proxy, then a local LLM for a while, then now-ish an OpenRouter proxy?
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by numpad0 7mo ago
All the numbers I based above comment were either from that link and/or quickly googlable data, nothing special.
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by numpad0 7mo ago
It's only rolling out in past 1-2 days, and also English speaking users are already running low on sanity from being constantly exposed to Japanosphere norms. We'll see how long this experiment is going to last...
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by numpad0 7mo ago
But the en:ja ratio is like 5:1. Real population ratio between us:jp is like 3:1, and on Twitter it's more like 1.5:1 by active user count. This means Bluesky is less popular in Japan than it is in English speaking regions.
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by numpad0 7mo ago
There's no robot that aren't built around hardcoded algorithms. They use neural networks these days, which is just a different kind of hardcoded algorithm, that require bazillion node-hours on NVIDIA GPUs to compile instead of req
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by numpad0 7mo ago
All those car companies use A LOT of robotics, automation, and simulation to build cars. They just don't seek for an autonomous sentient humanoids as means to it. They all have their own predecessors to things like NVIDIA Isaac used fo
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by numpad0 7mo ago
First thing that came to my mind from title: how much flat parking lots there are in Korea, in the first place? SK has population density of 530/sqkm(1.4k/sqmi), which is literally 14x over the US(37/sqkm or 96 sqmi). So I th
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by numpad0 7mo ago
Aren't those just regular Li-ion with thickened electrolyte solution? There seem to be some noises around "almost solid" batteries pushing the definition of the word "solid". The real production solid states are mad
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by numpad0 7mo ago
list of tab titles from https://xn--gckvb8fzb.com/js/kill.js for entertainment: { "Official Church of Scientology: Difficulties on the Job - Online Course", "Ask HN: How could I safely contact drug carte
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by numpad0 7mo ago
Can't they irradiate tanks of H2 or something with so much neutrons and electrons until morale improves and they become He? Or would that make radioactive He?
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by numpad0 7mo ago
It would make it hard to spot impostor domains like "news.усомbiнаtor[.]сом" if it was. There's enough inertia for FQDNs to be strictly ASCII and any UTF-8(outside ASCII) in domain names to be felt unnatural for an URL, so mo
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by numpad0 7mo ago
I don't think it's so odd, very few products above ~$50k have final prices listed for anyone to buy 1-click.
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by numpad0 7mo ago
Sodium (and mercury) vapor lamps may be the color they are due to physics, but you don't have to put Na or Hg in those tubes. I don't know but Li, K, Rb, Cs should, Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba probably also work, but nobody make lamps with tho
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by numpad0 7mo ago
{Keysight, Agilent, Avago, HP, HPE} are/were all HP
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by numpad0 7mo ago
Yeah, max CV charging voltage is ~14V, max charging C rate is ~0.2C, open circuit voltage at 100% is that 13.x range. And lead acids like to stay at 100% unlike Li-ion which likes 50% +/-30%, so "12V" ICE cars just use a bus
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by numpad0 7mo ago
That's a terrible idea. The greatest thing about the Internet is that there's no segregation between creators and consumers. TV has it. Only TV program production companies can create shows. That literally undermine ... a lot of
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by numpad0 7mo ago
They rewrote it in a binary compiling web thing, and not all features were in the baseline requirement.
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by numpad0 7mo ago
That got me wondering if "you convert to hiragana" is a solved task, or a research team and five years[0], and Google showed me an article[1] that gave me a facepalm, quoting from Google Translate(square brackets are mine): &g
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by numpad0 7mo ago
Wait, are you saying that American homes did not have the regular camera doorbells before Ring happened? Those things predate LCDs. Earliest implementations date back to at least mid 1980s. 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by numpad0 7mo ago
IIUC, that's what sci-fi LED panels of really old computers were. They showed all the internal statuses of the CPU as well as CPU-RAM bus. And the toggle switches allowed individual bit overrides. The operator sets a CPU RESET switch t

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