phyzome

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by phyzome 2mo ago
Dispute the credit card charge and you might be able to get in touch with someone.
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by phyzome 2mo ago
Mmm, you may have mistaken my point. I'm not an AI-lover and I hate that these companies are doing this. It would help if I could dig up the quote right now, but the example they gave is that some of these things are like... a walking
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by phyzome 2mo ago
They've been very clear that these aren't "special" books. Your gotcha isn't a gotcha. And come on. They're not revealing the titles because that would reveal which bookseller they worked with.
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by phyzome 2mo ago
If you use your own domain name for email, you only have to do the slow thing once. When I switched my mail hosting from GMail to Fastmail, all my email addresses stayed the same.
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by phyzome 2mo ago
Certainly. Just illuminate them with sunlight and you should be good to go.
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by phyzome 2mo ago
Ah, Google must be very intelligent indeed, then.
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by phyzome 2mo ago
I'm fairly sure Opera introduced it first.
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by phyzome 2mo ago
Goofy edge cases aside, I think f-strings are great.
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by phyzome 2mo ago
Pangram isn't useful for single documents. Too many false positives. It only gives something approaching actionable results if you use it on an entire corpus.
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by phyzome 2mo ago
Couldn't GitHub detect a Shai-Hulud exfil repo being created and just... block it? Given that it's a worm, the attacker wouldn't be able to adapt all that quickly.
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by phyzome 2mo ago
That employee listing is still wide open: https://worldcup.tldv.io/api/entities/Player I wonder if someone has already dumped the full set of meetings by now. One correction, though: I don't think "Super
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by phyzome 2mo ago
I liked that. I don't have a lot of good things to say about GitHub these days -- Microsoft has not been a kind owner -- so I found that moment of silliness encouraging.
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by phyzome 2mo ago
This is a bizarre take.
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by phyzome 3mo ago
You can't make a "clean hashed copy" of hardware.
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by phyzome 3mo ago
This is probably fine for evading local cops. I'll also note that anyone plugging this into a forensics machine is going to have a bit of a dilemma: Perform write tests, or not? Because if they probe it with password:... attempts to ch
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Yeah, I've had multiple GoPros die in multiple ways, and way too quickly. They're just really poor quality and aren't suited for vibration, heat, cold, etc. -- exactly the things an "action camera" should be able to
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Cities in the US can pass laws. They're called local ordinances: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_ordinance#United_States
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Where it helps is in finding out if it's even the image you wanted. You get a sense of it from the fast first pass, and then can hit back if it's not the thing you thought it was.
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by phyzome 3mo ago
They'll never admit it.
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Do what people did before there were LLMs: Just post the data and some quick notes. It's fine, people appreciate the brevity. Disclosing is great, but not as good as just using your own human voice.
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by phyzome 3mo ago
I did not say that all prisoners are slaves. I said that it would be legal to enslave them.
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by phyzome 3mo ago
I did not say that prisoners are slaves. I said that it is legal to enslave them.
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Correction: The US still has not abolished slavery. It is still legal in the case of prisoners: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thirteenth_Amendment_to_the_Un...
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Any jurisdiction can pass a law unless there's a law against doing so. For example, you couldn't do this in Massachusetts. A city would first have to petition the state for a new law allowing the city to pass such a local law.
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by phyzome 3mo ago
I ended up having to dispute credit card charges from Patreon because I couldn't solve captchas needed to log in or to talk to support. I won, but it was an annoying process, and now I use disposable/virtual cards.
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by phyzome 3mo ago
By antifragile, do you mean fragile?
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by phyzome 3mo ago
That's a bad use of a very expensive phone. Get an actual dumb phone that's vastly cheaper. > what if he gets lost? Then he can look at street signs, ask someone nearby for directions, or (and this is an option I didn't ha
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Sounds more like what he had to survive was the sheer boredom.
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Man, what's going on with this site that makes every phrase "North Korea" into a link about playing golf there? Some kind of self-link-auto-enhancement plugin gone nuts?
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Yeah, I can imagine that there might be some esoteric situation where this becomes problematic but it's really not clear what it would be. I like your vastly simpler reproduction of the issue, too. :-)

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