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pfortuny
10mo ago
Yes, let us write without spaces or punctuation, that is what we used to do always!
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pfortuny
10mo ago
The problem lies on the wide margin of interpretation those laws give the police. 50kph is a number. "Sexualized drawings of children" is certainly open to discussion.
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pfortuny
10mo ago
> one child's rules will seem draconian against their friend's lax parent. And that would be a great oportunity to teach that child that those measures exist for a reason. The government is and must always be a subsidiary actor
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10mo ago
"Claims" in the title is misleading. He (It/They, I guess it is an organism, not a single person) is _warning_ about that, same as this page always does. So, it is not an infamous claim, it is a warning to all affected partie
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10mo ago
I guess some kind of hard (repetitive) steganography where the private key signature of the original photo is somehow encoded lots of times; also watermarking everything and asking the reader for some kind of verification if they want their
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pfortuny
10mo ago
Imagine you think you save… You only save after you have paid…
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pfortuny
10mo ago
I was asking for a technical argument against that spurious use of the term.
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pfortuny
10mo ago
Thank you.
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pfortuny
10mo ago
Honest question: > Anthropic showed that LLMs don't understand their own thought processes Where can I find this? I am really interested in that. Thanks.
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10mo ago
The apple watch has a kind of small space for writing letters, and underneath, a long “space” key. The character recognition is somewhat not optimal.
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pfortuny
10mo ago
Edit: night time here now, sorry if I cannot help right away.
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10mo ago
You are repeating the very same history and excuses (from the IT Dpt.) I lived and heard. Davmail works for me on Linux and MacOS even from outside the intranet. Give it a try and I would be happy to help, I have a gmail account with my nic
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10mo ago
My mail gets updated every 3mins... ?
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10mo ago
I am surprised as davmail with the Exchange protocol has worked for me since I set it up. They made offlineimap unusable but davmail works (it even has a small web client for the login when more than a month has passed). ?? Edit: they (my U
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10mo ago
I have been usong mu4e with davmail in Exchange mode for my Uni mail. It was a pain to discover how to do it but the FAQ has been updated since and it works like a charm. Deop me a mail at gmail if you wish.
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11mo ago
Hi, I guess you have already tried. My Uni also made it difficult but I succeeded in setting up a working davmail, using the exchange protocol. Mail my username at gmail.com if you think I can help. Gateway: Exchange Protocol: O365Interacti
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11mo ago
Point taken about anonymity. However, its design (that of cash) is theoretically anonymous, it is reality which gets in the way. BTC, on the other hand, is "just" a huge ledger of transactions with giver and receiver perfectly &qu
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pfortuny
11mo ago
It may be money, but it is definitely not cash. Cash is completely anonymous, BTC is not.
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11mo ago
Possibly, but then again, when I need to study a paper, I print it, when I need just to skim it and use a result from it, it is more likely that I just read it on a screen (tablet/monitor). That is the difference for me.
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pfortuny
11mo ago
Maxima, despite its shortcomings, is a great tool for symbolic computation.
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pfortuny
11mo ago
Have you tried Maple? It is also proprietary but it comes from (originally) Waterloo University, and is used in Academia too.
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11mo ago
That is also my feeling, although it has been ages since I last worked with Maple. But some colleagues of mine at other uni do use it instead of Mathematica. Thanks for the detailed reply!
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11mo ago
Honest question: I think Maple is really a competitor, even if less known.
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11mo ago
You have a stochastic process in, more or less, 10.000 dimensions (dimensions, not states). “They” are trying to “limit” its behavior with some rules. But I have full control over the initial conditions. That’s it. Any idea that “One can ma
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11mo ago
Well, then poetry is not literature.
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pfortuny
11mo ago
His vision of business strategy. There are others, though.
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11mo ago
Yes, but the machine itself is deterministic and logically sound.
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pfortuny
11mo ago
They are not even coins. Coins do not get a pseudonym of their users attached for ever .
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11mo ago
Not only that: most likely LLMs like these know how to get access to a remote computer (hack into it) and use it for whatever ends they see fit.
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pfortuny
11mo ago
You are turning “consensus” into “majority” and those it not the same.
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