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by pkaye 8d ago
I want to see how much be the fine will for this data leak. https://www.dw.com/en/cyberattack-in-berlin-14-million-files...
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by pkaye 9d ago
Doesn't GitHub already have rate limiting especially if you are not logged in?
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by pkaye 10d ago
There is a algorithm call Prime Swing Factorial that can compute large factorials exactly in arbitrary precision math using prime factorization. Like 10000000! in under second depending of how optimized the math library it. Probably like 10
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by pkaye 13d ago
I believe 80186 was for embedded systems.
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by pkaye 23d ago
I think the new US GPS satellites have ability to do a spot beam of increased strength in a region of interest.
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by pkaye 25d ago
> Blue collar workers and service industry workers aren't in immediate danger of being replaced by AI, so there is a cushion period in which there is still a large number of people who have jobs. There will just be a lot more worker
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by pkaye 29d ago
Dell probably gets money from other companies for the additional bloatware software installed on Windows system.
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by pkaye 1mo ago
I have one of those I got second hand also. :)
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by pkaye 1mo ago
Public libraries destroy unsold book donations all the time. I often tried to give away some old books I have online and nobody wants them. Some of these books have some nostalgic value to me so I hate to see them just get destroyed so they
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by pkaye 1mo ago
I have a feeling Fujitsu took the blame for mistakes done by the Post Office in order to get future contracts. The contracts are padded to pay fines and damages.
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by pkaye 1mo ago
They could fund Lady Bird browser. Less legacy code to worry about. Run it lean like Blender.
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by pkaye 2mo ago
That looks pretty good. How did you do the graphics?
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by pkaye 2mo ago
They don't do request based pricing anymore. Its just token based (1 credit = $0.01) plus some bonus credit based on which plan you subscribe. So for example a $39 plan get $70 of credits. https://github.com/features&#x
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by pkaye 2mo ago
GitHub Copilot does have Kimi K3.
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by pkaye 2mo ago
The article mentioned about California. Based on California public health officials, most of those were traced to recent international travel or visits to taco bell in affected states. https://www.sfchronicle.com/health&#x2F
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by pkaye 3mo ago
Interestingly UK took a different approach and only started offering chicken pox vaccines for children this year. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/free-chickenpox-vaccinati...
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by pkaye 3mo ago
Places like Australia, Canada and UK and many others use higher international student fees to subsidize local students. In terms of % international students to total, Australia is among the highest at 31.6%, Canada at 21.2% and US at 5.3%.
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by pkaye 3mo ago
Some people say they use the fine print as a reminder to cut back on the tips proportionally.
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by pkaye 3mo ago
I have a feeling they are waiting for the upcoming ChatGPT release to decide.
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by pkaye 3mo ago
The V4 models are already in the Azure AI foundry so maybe a good chance of it coming.
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by pkaye 3mo ago
Azure. It was already available on the Azure AI Foundry before. https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/reference/ai-models/model...
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by pkaye 3mo ago
I imagine if these cameras are adding or remove furniture, appliances or modifying flooring or the landscaping via AI it will be a problem. Edit: also if it becomes a big problem, in the future the law could be changed so that the real esta
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by pkaye 3mo ago
California recently added new laws regarding AI in real estate. I think lighting corrections and cropping is allowed but other digitally altered images should include a link to the original. https://lewisbrisbois.com/insight
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by pkaye 3mo ago
Its pretty common to se the AC systems on the top of roofs on big buildings in the US. From what I read, exposing the AC condenser unit to the sun should have minimal impact. Air flow through the condenser unit matters the most. Perhaps the
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by pkaye 3mo ago
Maybe an "ice cream social" would be better.
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by pkaye 3mo ago
You only need to SAT/ACT for going to get into an university. And these days it seems to matter less. I looked it up and less than 50% of high school students take the SAT/ACT. Personally I never had any employer ask for my SAT&#x
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by pkaye 3mo ago
What about the Final Fantasy series by Square Enix.
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by pkaye 3mo ago
If its primary legislation (Acts of Parliament) like Online Safety Act, the courts cannot strike it down. If its secondary legislation by ministers and other agencies, it could be contested in courts.
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by pkaye 3mo ago
So in Ketamine approved as a treatment in other countries but not in the US?
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by pkaye 3mo ago
Rubi is just rule based integration. So its like looking up a book of integral formulas and encoding them as rules. It does mean you need a minimum number of other features like partial fraction decomposition, polynomial factoring so it dem

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