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oefrha
2y ago
> The deal it has been offered “appears to be a sweetheart deal”, said Sanjiv Singh, counsel for 16 families of crash victims, citing a request for the Department of Justice to independently appoint a corporate monitor of Boeing, rather
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oefrha
2y ago
These are 4-bit models.
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oefrha
2y ago
See https://developer.chrome.com/docs/ai/built-in https://github.com/jeasonstudio/chrome-ai I can’t seem to find public documentation for the API with a cursory search, so https://
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oefrha
2y ago
> Content? YouTube doesn't make any, it just hosts it. That’s a meaningless distinction for consumers. YouTube has some content of good production value among a sea of crap. Giving it more professionally produced content only weaken
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oefrha
2y ago
Yeah, as history has shown, fire sale of assets to competitor eating your lunch has been without a doubt a sound business strategy. /s In all seriousness, giving existing and potential customers more reasons to spend their time on Yo
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oefrha
2y ago
You do realize YouTube is one of their main threats, and their main advantage over YouTube is higher quality? Giving treasure trove of quality content to YouTube in exchange for peanuts while shuttering their own, that would be a double wha
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oefrha
2y ago
Amusingly, U.S. Congress has been making a ruckus about this so-called “fake problem” lately (and I can’t fault them) even though TikTok already stores American data in Oracle Cloud on American soil.
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oefrha
2y ago
Link’s here in case it’s not clear: https://www.denverbasicincomeproject.org/research I love how they credit themselves for “significant improvements in housing outcomes”, “an increase in financial stability and a greater a
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oefrha
2y ago
The alternative plots in TFA after > Design concepts such as the ones below make more ‘visual sense’ than box plots: present the exact same info in much less visually confusing ways, through the use of brightness (weight) and area. Just
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oefrha
2y ago
Huh, I've been copying background-removed subjects out of Preview and didn't realize there's a VisionKit API. Looks like it's quite easy to use too, I put together a quick and dirty script in a couple minutes and it work
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oefrha
2y ago
> The production build metric here would be ESBuild + a small amount of overhead from vite. (The HMR/dev build side of things is handled by Rollup instead with Vite) That’s completely backwards. Vite only uses rollup for production,
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oefrha
2y ago
Jeez this is the third delay already, June 14 -> 18 -> 26 -> ???. I know NASA projects have a tendency of serial delays but didn’t expect that for a live mission. Makes you wonder if there’s an Allan McDonald-like story here https
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oefrha
2y ago
One final comment from me on this topic to set the record straight, won’t respond further since I don’t sense a good faith discussion here. It rarely is when someone posts like a dozen comments on a single topic. The thread went like this:
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oefrha
2y ago
I’ll be that guy and point out that if you have to ask this question, it may not be the best personal fit. Unpaid open source contributions work the best and last the longest when they scratch your personal itch. Find a bug or a missing fea
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oefrha
2y ago
WannaCry is famously based on EternalBlue leaked from the NSA. If you don’t follow the highest profile news in this space, you probably shouldn’t make very confident statements on this topic.
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oefrha
2y ago
Article says brand is XAG so must be one of these: https://www.xa.com/en/plant-protection-uas The photo looks like either XAG P100 or P100 Pro.
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oefrha
2y ago
IMO this should be flagged. This is outrage porn, and comments overwhelmingly fall into two camps: ones discussing the author and writing style, completely devoid of intellectual curiosity; and ones venting their own pent up energy based on
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oefrha
2y ago
You don’t need ChatGPT to rewrite WWII history. I choke every time I read “pacifist Japan militarize in response to expansionist neighbor” in American media.
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oefrha
2y ago
Also, the data appears to be global. The median annual income of $15k is livable to quite good in middle income countries, and very good in low income countries.
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oefrha
2y ago
This is only useful for dragnet malware targeting the masses, where false positives/negatives have low impact to begin with. High value targets can run the real programs if this is proven to have any effect — the average corporate IT c
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oefrha
2y ago
“Sophisticated” detection can be as simple as checking rss and pcpu, the bullshit decoy processes probably aren’t wasting a lot of CPU and RAM, otherwise might as well run the real things; if they are, well, just avoid, who cares. So no, it
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oefrha
2y ago
IIRC Windows Defender flags my Go binaries as this trojan all the time, especially if I build with -H windowsgui to hide the console window. That signature is trash.
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oefrha
2y ago
That's oft cited but usually by people who know Feynman from the shuttle explosion. I've never heard a physicist cite it, and as a former physicist (high energy theorist) myself I have a few qualms with it. I would say even the Fe
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oefrha
2y ago
My mom downloads dance tutorials to her phone/iPad all the time.
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oefrha
2y ago
https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/wiki/Installation Yeah, that totally looks like instructions my mom can follow. /s
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oefrha
2y ago
With enough users, aren’t you going to be quickly throttled, unless you use one of those shady residential IP pools? (Disclaimer: on mobile now so haven’t inspected anything, but I assume the metadata fetching has to go through your server
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oefrha
2y ago
Sure, but the dired mode of Emacs has been first party forever, and nobody thought to improve it?
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oefrha
2y ago
Shelling out to `ls` (exec + opendir + readdir + stat + pipe IO) is not faster than opendir + readdir + stat. `ls --dired` is definitely not portable. readdir and stat (the libc functions) are portable, work across POSIX and other Unix-like
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2y ago
Geez I didn't realize dired relies on shelling out to ls. Why the fuck would you go through all the trouble of - shelling out to an unreliable program and doing all the parsing work; - adding a special mode for yourself to another piec
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oefrha
2y ago
I see a good number of bikes in the video but no moving car for the most part, and in the few instances of an oncoming car, IIRC the other car was yielding, the auto-driving car just stayed its path, maybe slowed a bit. No cutting, no weavi
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