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by riscy 3y ago
funny how AI started as logic and theorem proving in the 70s, but that was too hard, so now statistical approaches based on vast swaths of data being memorized are used to solve different problems. but now Musk and his team think those app
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by riscy 3y ago
ok that makes sense, thanks for the link. the “deem it nessecary” phrase is indeed directly lifted boilerplate from that piece of law to make the authorization but it’s not an order in itself.
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by riscy 3y ago
The HN title is “WH Orders Selected Reserve and Certain IRR of the Armed Forces to Active Duty” which I am saying is accurate.
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by riscy 3y ago
The official press release and HN’s titles say “Ordering”, not “Authorizing” nor “Issuing Policy”. I don’t know why you’re reading between the lines of one sentence saying that he is only “authorizing the SECDEF” and ignoring the president
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by riscy 3y ago
Are you suggesting the White House’s own headline “Ordering the Selected Reserve and Certain Members of the Individual Ready Reserve of the Armed Forces to Active Duty” is grossly inaccurate too? Isn’t the SECDEF under direct orders from th
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by riscy 3y ago
having a spare phone is probably more common than a printer these days
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by riscy 3y ago
It’s open source: https://github.com/apple/llvm-project
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by riscy 3y ago
You can code in Swift using VSCode on any platform: https://www.swift.org/blog/vscode-extension/
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by riscy 3y ago
If you write it in Swift or Objective-C, you're using LLVM and clang.
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by riscy 3y ago
you can buy the product online and choose store pickup. can be ready within hours since it’s from their inventory.
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by riscy 3y ago
what more do you need than a spreadsheet? more generally, why would someone spend their time charting local temperatures manually… do you not trust the national weather service?
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by riscy 4y ago
Hopper has support for Swift: https://www.hopperapp.com/
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by riscy 4y ago
the original implementation of Bitcoin had bits of code for an online poker game: https://cointelegraph.com/magazine/2020/04/08/bitcoin-poker-...
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by riscy 4y ago
> Mint a fixed-cost non-transferrable NFT to an address, with ownership limit of 1 per address. - Use SIWE (sign-in with Ethereum) to verify ownership of address & therefore NFT. - If malicious behaviour is detected, mark the NFT as
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by riscy 4y ago
Yep spot-on, I'll add: From a weight perspective, a well-sized D-lock used correctly should not have enough space to permit an attack with a jack, so don't get one that's too big. Also, one mistake chain-users might make is a
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by riscy 6y ago
Ah yes, the founder’s dream: gaining familial power over young people’s entire lives to further your start-up, before they realize they should develop a life of their own outside of work to avoid complete burnout.
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by riscy 6y ago
Has Facebook made any public comments about this breach yet?
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by riscy 6y ago
The key thing is that they built a reward system into sharing each of those thoughts, which enables an addiction for acceptance from users on the platform. Facebook’s engagement systems / algorithms feed on these addictions. As the art
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by riscy 6y ago
Article says, > The year before, the team spent a significant amount of time traveling east by boat to coastal settlements dotted along the Sea of Okhotsk, dropping off fuel and supplies to support their upcoming journey.
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by riscy 6y ago
It’s also tricky to find an SD card with good performance. I’ve been using a spare m.2 SSD drive inside of a USB enclosure with my Pi and the IO performance has been great.
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by riscy 6y ago
I highly doubt the author compiled Z3 with those mitigations enabled, because they are opt-in compiler options. Perhaps if the program makes frequent system calls then the kernel’s mitigations would introduce overhead.
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by riscy 6y ago
It’s unlikely that the flight interface is anywhere as nearly complex and flexible as a desktop UI needs to be. Astronauts do not need a screen reader or other accessibility features; nor does the UI need the ability to resize for different
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by riscy 6y ago
Within a week of him assuming office in 2017, all of my extended family was (and still is) banned from visiting the country. It was his campaign promise and executive order.
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by riscy 6y ago
Apple got sued for throttling iPhones with overly aged batteries. My understanding is that for all battery-dependent devices, you either sometimes throttle the CPU so it doesn’t demand more voltage than the battery can reliably deliver, or
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by riscy 6y ago
For a recently published comparison of various stack implementations, see here (pdf): https://kavon.farvard.in/papers/pldi20-stacks.pdf
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by riscy 7y ago
My reading of the LLVM Exceptions statement is that if a judge understands the the Apache 2.0 patent provision section (and others) to not be the same as GPLv2, then the section is waived. The preamble of the GPLv2 summarizes its stance on
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by riscy 7y ago
Doesn't the "LLVM Exceptions" part of the license take care of the patent issue you mention? "[...] if a court of competent jurisdiction determines that the patent provision (Section 3), [...] conflicts with the conditio
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Request for Comments on Patenting Artificial Intelligence Inventions(federalregister.gov)
116 points by riscy 7y ago|42 comments
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by riscy 7y ago
The main use cases I can think of for a super fast and lean package manager are (1) speeding up docker image builds (only matters when new dependencies are added), (2) folks with slow / significantly metered internet connections, and (
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by riscy 8y ago
Isn’t that just HTTP?

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