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by pred_ 10mo ago
> just said "no go ahead, keep building"? What happens to the companies if they just keep building? As the article also touches upon, this already happened in the particular case of Revolution Wind: There, work, was forced to s
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by pred_ 10mo ago
So, publicly admitting that you broke the rules and are part of the reason we can't have nice things. Why?
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by pred_ 11mo ago
Another meta simulation of the thing we're already doing, because apparently we needed to simulate commenting on a simulation. I'm sure the AI-generated cynicism will be indistinguishable from the real thing we churn out daily. Re
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by pred_ 11mo ago
It's still pretty confusing: Uunchecking the box doesn't seem to do much (is it actually unchecked when you click it? There's still a checkmark); you still have to click Accept to see the text; what are you accepting? In any
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by pred_ 1y ago
How about 2 players playing on the same device, i.e. offline play? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C5%8Dnane might be a fit.
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by pred_ 1y ago
Normally, where I come from anyway, verifiability would refer to the ability to prove to a classical skeptic that the quantum device did what it's supposed to, cf. e.g. Mahadev ( https://arxiv.org/abs/1804.01082 ),
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by pred_ 1y ago
Unlawful processing of data is absolutely not “opt out” by default, and simply assuming that “legitimate interest” applies does not mean that you can allow on opt out. Here's just a quick reminder that if you're a LinkedIn user ba
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by pred_ 1y ago
Thanks for writing that up! Was there anything to be learned from those 13 sporadics or are they simply truly sporadic?
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by pred_ 1y ago
> Avoid Cloudflare. They log traffic. That sounds like a GDPR violation if the logs include PII like IPs and if it's not opt-in. Is that really the case?
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by pred_ 1y ago
I don't know about OoT, but in the case of Super Metroid Map Rando ( https://maprando.com/ ), the logic is also quite detailed – see e.g. https://github.com/vg-json-data/sm-json-data/blob/m
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by pred_ 2y ago
And when you have an executive on one hand stating that only the president and the AG can interpret laws for the executive [0] and that you can't break laws if you're "saving the country" [1], that approach also just doe
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by pred_ 2y ago
Flagged again?
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by pred_ 2y ago
> Currently, Grok Web is not accessible in the United Kingdom or the countries of the European Union. We are diligently working to extend our services to these regions, prioritizing compliance with local data protection and privacy laws
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by pred_ 2y ago
> do these make something a target for cessation of funding and possible seizure? Yes, there's a general funding purge in process, causing uncertainty about outstanding NSF grants. OP mentioning DEI specifically might be in referenc
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by pred_ 2y ago
> Whether that made it "hidden" depends on what you mean by that word. Frontpage space is the scarcest resource on HN [1] - there are only 30 slots. Does everything not in those 30 count as hidden? I wouldn't say so. I che
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by pred_ 2y ago
Indeed: https://old.reddit.com/r/PhD/comments/1ihzjsn/keywords_that_...
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by pred_ 2y ago
So I'm curious, what's the deal with the thread at hand? It looks like the "[flagged]" tag on the post title is now gone, but, as far as I can tell, the post itself still does not show up on the main page at all, so effe
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A list of "woke" mathematics grant proposals uncovered by Cruz-led investigation(old.reddit.com)
4 points by pred_ 2y ago|3 comments
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by pred_ 2y ago
Gotcha, thanks champ!
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by pred_ 2y ago
You demo the result in GIMP (with a Wasm runtime linked(?)) and in the font viewer FontGoogles, and there's someone else who is playing around with it in gedit. There's no way to make use of this in, say, Firefox, yet, even though
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How Super Mario 64 was beaten without the A button [video](youtube.com)
2 points by pred_ 2y ago|1 comments
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by pred_ 3y ago
FYI: The site keeps crashing the tab in Firefox 115.7.0esr.
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by pred_ 3y ago
One of the reasons people have studied FQHE has been to create (non-abelian) anyons and thereby a framework for topological quantum computing. Is that also the story here?
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by pred_ 3y ago
And just because it's exotic, that doesn't mean it's not useful to think about. My impression from some rather limited exposure to quantum chemistry is that the molecule hits a sweet spot where it's both not completely t
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by pred_ 4y ago
Who's going to check how much effort it is to run something like Emscripten on this to port it to Wasm for a browser-based version? :)
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by pred_ 4y ago
Yes. $ dig +short duckduckgo.com | xargs whois | grep Organization Organization: Microsoft Corporation (MSFT)
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by pred_ 4y ago
> The first is that the SSH protocol provides to the server all public keys the client is willing to produce signatures for, which by default are all the public keys in your ssh-agent and in your ~/.ssh/id_*. Not sure about oth
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by pred_ 4y ago
Quanta themselves also put out a few posts on their Mastodon account about how they've changed the wording, and about how they assign credibility: https://mstdn.social/@QuantaMagazine/109439420826151490
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by pred_ 4y ago
Here's a relatively simple example where it identifies and explains a buffer overflow: https://twitter.com/moyix/status/1598081204846489600
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by pred_ 4y ago
> Is wave function collapse is a real thing or just an approximation of what happens when a large system is entangled? I've listened to enough Carroll to convince myself that I think MWI makes sense, but what I never got is that it

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