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4y ago
Let me then be the first in your contradictory sample. I drink caffeine more than ever and have consistently been experiencing a higher number of vivid dreams in the past year or so.
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4y ago
There are two headless mode: "chrome" and "new". --headless enables the default, which is "chrome". --headless=new enables "new".
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4y ago
That leaves lots to be desired
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4y ago
The account dubbed "throwaway" is twice as old as the other account.
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4y ago
Yes, I forgot to mention that this was a transient issue which got fixed by most apps (including tiktok) some time ago.
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4y ago
What is the "productivity is bullshit phase"?
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4y ago
Nah. I remember this went viral at a point when the first developer betas of iOS 14 (or was if 13?) came out and IOS started reporting clipboard accesses. For a while during those early betas, it seemed TikTok was accessing the clipboard ev
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4y ago
I enjoyed this read very much. Hidden gems like these are why I love visiting HN!
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4y ago
We have gyms for this :)
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4y ago
Super bizarre, doesn't really seem like the behaviour of a hacked account either (those usually use their fifteen seconds of fame to promote cryptocurrency scams or to troll).
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4y ago
The Indian government seems to have an uncanny tendency to block the most innocuous and popular domains. I wouldn’t be surprised if they were to ban Google because it hosted a link to a phishing site or something
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4y ago
For the two websites that support it?
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4y ago
I don't think it would be feasible to do cloud analysis on a live video stream in self-driving context. The latency would simply be too high, and a single internet hiccup would result in a dangerous situation. So I think all the models
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4y ago
Is your Apple ID password not a sort of "secondary passphrase" as you're wondering? You enter the Apple ID password to download the encrypted data and the low-entropy passcode to decrypt it. Just make your apple ID password h
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4y ago
What a bizarre hobby
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4y ago
It's done the line for two years now. Now it looks like the current syllable in the word.
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4y ago
Someone else with the simplistic impression that analog is just the opposite, the antithesis, of all things digital.
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4y ago
I'm not convinced that it's a canned response.
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4y ago
I think that the static prompt (+ current date) is prepended on the server side before being passed to the actual model for processing. So the current date is being artificially injected by the OpenAI web server, for example, or some other
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4y ago
You are underestimating how severely it cripples it for sharing of protest material, especially between people who may not formally know each other. It is a fatal blow, make no mistake.
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4y ago
More precisely, 16.1, a month before the protests. Suspicious that it was China-only.
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4y ago
I think any reasonably well engineered system of this scale should run fine for a few weeks without ops, barring any weird Murphy's Law madness. Staying up for two days is not much of an achievement. Perhaps the real test is still ongo
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4y ago
> I thought I was watching the revival of the infamous Overly Attached Girlfriend What? Why? Both parties seemed happy with it and it seems like a cute thought experiment to me.
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4y ago
Usually these models have 16-32GB. Enough for hundreds of episodes.
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4y ago
I believe this repair can be done out-of-warranty for free.
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4y ago
The graph is quite shocking to me. Looks like the series was coasting around a constant 76.5-ish until 2019, where it completely nosedived twice in a row. Is this due to COVID?
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4y ago
> Wikipedia has a lot of propaganda Any particular examples?
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Yes, my PC and phone most definitely do.
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I was under the impression that all audio Spotify serves is heavily DRM-ed and can only play with special hardware decoders which respect the DRM? How did was this person able to play the encrypted audio? Does this not let them effectively
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4y ago
on iPhone, at least, -- you can turn on/off the entire eSIM line.
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