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541.
by panarky 3y ago
Imagine the new holder of the private key not immediately transferring to a new address where only they have the private key.
542.
by panarky 3y ago
Transactions that aren't on an exchange still affect the market.
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by panarky 3y ago
1. Make up a lie that people want to believe 2. Get the lie published in some sketchy media outlet that doesn't fact check 3. When challenged that your lie is a lie, cite the sketchy media outlet as your evidence 4. Mix in LLM hallucin
544.
by panarky 3y ago
Bookmark search is for rookies. I'd pay for a search tool over my 877 open tabs.
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by panarky 3y ago
Nobody's saying that alpha doesn't exist. But before you unleash your automated proprietary model, you should be able to explain why you think you have any edge whatsoever over your far better funded, far more experienced counterp
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by panarky 3y ago
"does not encrypt" != "No E2EE"
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by panarky 3y ago
Huh? Snapchat uses TLS encryption for all data in transit, regardless of whether it's text, photos, or videos. This means that all forms of data are encrypted when they are being transmitted between your device and Snapchat's serv
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by panarky 3y ago
> Most likely scenario ... That doesn't seem at all likely. Occam's Razor prefers explanations constructed with the smallest possible set of elements. In this case, that would be someone in the airport reading his screen and
549.
by panarky 3y ago
Non-technical people overwhelmingly buy Windows PCs. Windows PCs don't come with Chrome or Firefox or Brave. Non-technical people use the default IE preset to Bing. Windows makes it a pain for non-technical people to switch browsers or
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by panarky 3y ago
Microsoft may well catch the rabbit that queries schemas and generates valid SQL. But that rabbit can't understand the meaning of the data just by looking at column names and table relationships. Let's say you want to know how sal
551.
by panarky 3y ago
Is that how Argentines speak?
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by panarky 3y ago
> when you pass Nihilism is not the belief that there is no God and life is ultimately meaningless. Nihilism is recognizing that there is no God and life is ultimately meaningless, while continuing to sacrifice at a grinding job you ha
553.
by panarky 3y ago
Onion is the most salient part of the name so I propose "tOr".
554.
by panarky 3y ago
>>> finally reaches its ultimate form of a centralised list maintained by the DTC > simply show wallet addresses for all the Bitcoin they hold DTC's database is not where the Bitcoin is. It's still on Bitcoin's
555.
by panarky 3y ago
I'm less interested in how the incident du jour affects travel plans. I'm more interested in the continuing drumbeat of engineering failures, quality control lapses, apparent corner cutting and evasion of regulation that affect va
556.
by panarky 3y ago
Is the model number relevant because 7s, 8s, and 9s have different MCAS, the system that Boeing deleted from the flight manual that contributed to the catastrophes in 2018 and 2019? Or because the defect in engine inlets and anti-ice system
557.
by panarky 3y ago
"The Pax Romana (Latin for 'Roman peace') is a roughly 200-year-long timespan of Roman history which is identified as a golden age of increased and sustained Roman imperialism, relative peace and order, prosperous stability,
558.
by panarky 3y ago
It is self-hostable. It runs locally in your browser, without sending your training data to any servers. Unless you choose to save it to Google Drive. If you choose to host the model with Google, they get a copy of your weights, but they st
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by panarky 3y ago
> Nothing is "inevitable" There is one inevitability: if a thing cannot go on forever, it will stop. Ballooning debt cannot balloon forever. Concentration of wealth cannot concentrate forever. Exponential growth cannot grow e
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by panarky 3y ago
> Things are rarely as good as they seem, but they are rarely as bad as they seem either What you're describing is called "normalcy bias" or "negative panic". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
561.
by panarky 3y ago
The point is that commercial aviation is so extraordinarily safe, that mechanical failures that result in fatalities are too rare to determine if a model with 5 million flight hours is more or less safe than another model with 500 million f
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by panarky 3y ago
> wearing seat belts After the segment of fuselage fell to the earth, after the giant hole opened, after the kid's shirt was ripped away, passengers were standing up at their seats and in the aisle, and flight attendants had to pl
563.
by panarky 3y ago
Is the 9 really that different from the 8, other than being a few meters longer?
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by panarky 3y ago
> safest airliner ever built ... very low production numbers If one model has 5 million flight hours and zero crashes, and another model has 500 million flight hours and 50 crashes, is it possible to say which model is safer?
565.
by panarky 3y ago
I live in the middle of a modern and densely populated city. I'm perfectly capable of disconnecting without leaving my sofa.
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by panarky 3y ago
https://imgur.com/a/eNCRZQn https://imgur.com/a/XZUv8Gr https://imgur.com/a/Xmat5TH
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by panarky 3y ago
> dead end ... EA ... FTX ... ESG ... It's easy to rattle off a list of people who genuinely tried to be ethical but went astray, or fraudsters who disguised themselves in the clothing of morality and philanthropy. But none of the
568.
by panarky 3y ago
Washington State is building like mad -- housing, roads, bridges, utilities.
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by panarky 3y ago
The only foolproof method to detect AI-generated material is to examine the initials of the author. The author of this article is Alexandra Ibarra.
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by panarky 3y ago
The fact that the device manufacturer profits by selling a replacement part is not evidence that the part does not need replacement.

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