philipwhiuk

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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
The share price is based on them eliminating entire sectors yes.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
In no world does "New iOS released" mean "there's a developer preview" which is what you're proposing.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
Yeah the 'Requests' folder just becomes the new Inbox folder. Email clients already highlight/filter people in your contacts
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
Old version: * DNS lookup for MX record New version * DNS lookup for A record * HTTP request for .wellknown/htmp/known_hosts Not sure why this is being considered as an improvement? > each mailbox of a domain on a different pro
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
> There are serious questions about copyright, labor, energy use, slop, and maintainers drowning in generated contributions. But these tools are also becoming part of how software is made. This first sentence is such a weasel-acknowledg
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
The assumption that Europeans can just absorb high energy prices is crazy. Ought to be a national imperative to invest in infrastructure to lower prices.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
It's a step on from the F-16 flight simulator AI competition in 2020: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DARPA_AlphaDogfight
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
> I'm sure they will soon find that AI pilots defeat human ones in dogfights 100% of the time, Unfortunately you're wrong. It's not soon. It's 6 years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DARPA_Alph
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
Would it be any more applicable? We see the same problem in database benchmarking. The good thing about the deliberately-non-real world pelican case is that it gives a general impression of how much the model is improving because it's
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
You start with this premise > It’s great and works really well for us, but it raises lots of questions. Does everyone get a bot? If people share one, whose credentials does it use? Eventually you throw in this admission in the middle of
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
> It excludes organisations and increases fees. So, if say Amnesty or Greenpeace (two NGOs opposing this act) want to FoI something, they have to get a German citizen to do it for them, If Amnesty aren't interested in setting up a G
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
T&Cs aren't laws.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
I mean no, it's not. Castle Sween was built in the 11th century (and might still not be the oldest). Dalhousie Castle was built in 1247 and the oldest bit of the surviving castle is from the 15th century. Most of it is from the 17th ce
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
Missing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanbrugh_Castle
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
That doesn't require vibe-coding, which is what they are selling as the solution to every problem.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
> The vulnerability affects all users of Mail app, even if they don't use Hide My Email! If they don't use "Hide My Email" trivially replying discloses their email?
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
It's a weird world where $280M is not considered a lot of money.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
4o was definitely the peak of the parasocial OpenAI model.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
Hopefully your advisor LLM doesn't make calls of it's own.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
> verified package versions Who is doing this verification?
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
Aren't the loops the wrong way round in the diagram. The tightest loop is the inference loop, then the tool loop and then human loop?
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
None of this is illegal.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
At least with web app I have a browser sandbox to protect my system.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
More of an ugly authToken then.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
> With only a couple of minutes experimentation I discovered that the app works by concatenating the username and password5 and using it in a URL of the form: yikes
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
What's European about a Californian law?
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
I'm not really sure I buy the alarm on restricting FoI requests to German citizens and EU citizens in Germany. Should a random US citizen be able to ask a random Germany government official for data? Why?
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
Generally orbits are predicted many circumnavigations out, with manoeuvres being necessary to handle crossing paths and orbital decay from atmospheric drag.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
It's deeply misleading to mis-represent the size of satellites at this point.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
The downside of these algorithms is they push traffic onto quiet side streets - using them as 'rat runs' to avoid the main thoroughfares. This significantly worsens the lived experience of those on the side streets.

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