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You immediately see the difference (or similarly) of languages when using words that are very old, such as "iron", or "stone", which are words that have existed from the origins of that language.
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Ah yes, do what all these slimy companies do to get you to accept their new terms: "These terms take effect on this date unless you send us certified mail to opt out". Works every time
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What if the users don't agree to disable ADP? So if one pays for iCloud+, they'll be refunded? And what happens to their already uploaded data? Is it deleted?
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"Existing users' access will be disabled at a later date." Hmmm how? How can they decrypt your already end-to-end encrypted and uploaded data without you entering the passphrase to do so? I can understand them removing the da
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2y ago
That poor dude in Maine
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Ask HN: Is there a tool to categorize and summarize all of my bookmarks?
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"We surveyed children...who work"
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Another service offering from Apple, where iCloud+ is required to send invites. They can't be more clear that services are their future.
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I think we're all reaching AI fatigue. Fewer and fewer people care anymore
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I fell asleep, crap
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Having read all of it, missing the hashtags in the top, I want my 7 min back.
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Found a weird bug. Running: `cat /dev/urandom` causes a crash.
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Ah stop the whining, you're getting paid, do the work as asked by your employer. If you don't like it or think it's unfair, quit. Quiet quitting is stealing in my book. Employers should be free to fire any employee for underp
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It was 2am when you checked, and as mentioned in the article the Pi was rebooting after an update :)
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For some reason I felt like this article had a lot of promise to start, but turned into fluff and I learned nothing. It covered very basic ideas of both AI and encryption, which I didn't expect from such a highly regarded expert.
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I agree with the article 100%. There are still emails you can't unsubscribe from and shouldn't report as spam or block, for example your monthly bank statement email. It's sad that you can't turn these off as the bank is
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We all know the correct dock location is LEFT, because there's fewer mouse movements to reach the dock apps and the close/minimize buttons of a window when using a mouse. No further arguments will be heard on this topic (:
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Correct, that's why I don't trust reading code comments
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ah interesting, a2a3 does the same. May be a bug with moves on the a file by white
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There's a bug somewhere it seems like, as it ends the following game with "Illegal move, you lose", even though it's not an illegal move: 1. e2e4, e7e5 2. d2d4, e5d4 3. d1d4, a7a5 4. g1f3, b7b5 5. b1c3, a5a4 6. c3b5, a4a
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Ah yes, rewrite history to not offend, what got us here in the first place
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Articles like these, sparse on details, presenting just the parts that fit their narrative are misleading. Yes, you're the center for ai policy, yes you need some hype and fear to stay relevant and keep your job, but please provide act
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“We must not forget the role played by pioneer Japanese researchers in erecting the foundations of neural network research.” By awarding the Nobel to Hopfield and Hinton a lot of folks were "forgotten" but that's not the righ
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I implemented a variation of this at Intel about 10 years ago to solve the efficient testing of microchips with different input/output pins on a limited-pin in/out tester. The goal was to efficiently load the chips in the tester t
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If you know nothing about Python or coding, and you see a=b=c, you'd think that's true when all three a,b,c are the same. Python does that beautifully here, and that's the intent. It's not Python that's confusing, i
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Musk claimed we would be on Mars in 2022 so... https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/sep/27/elon-musk...
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This is like posting "Landing on Mars" and all you did was catch a reusable rocket.
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Might be interested to check out this legendary book: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Art_of_Electronics
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I always shy away from analogies because more often than not they give the wrong "feel" for a concept. But this is one of those rare exceptions.
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Find a uniform random point inside of a circle [video]
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