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rkagerer
5d ago
Agreed, that really sucks.
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rkagerer
5d ago
The right way to do this is to create an API or MCP or whatever catering to bots, and implement corresponding terms in your legal agreements (i.e. after approving a bot to interact with us, you're responsible for purchases it makes), a
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rkagerer
5d ago
As someone who doesn't have kids and was last in school decades ago.... Do those School Learning Management Systems tell you everyday what homework your kid is expected to complete? Do you feel such a granular degree of monitoring and
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rkagerer
5d ago
This is straightforward to counter. Meatbag-as-a-service to hit the Buy button. And so the cat and mouse game carries on...
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rkagerer
5d ago
Out of curiosity, any easy way to run this on Android?
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rkagerer
5d ago
Do you mean it's just dropping support for booting off ZFS?
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rkagerer
5d ago
Or even go nuts and do something like this: https://grabcad.com/library/10-bay-hard-disk-drive-cage-for-...
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5d ago
I don't fully understand the source of the "total bytes" constraint, but a major factor may be because HBM4 / HBM4E can only make use of the footprint directly above the processor/logic die (or in direct vicinity of
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7d ago
The RP2350 is Raspberry Pi’s dual-core microcontroller: each processor socket can select either an Arm Cortex-M33 or a RISC-V Hazard3 core at boot. Does that mean there are four cores on the die? Is there crazy amounts of MUXing going
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7d ago
Yeah I have trouble accepting it's pure coincidence this occurs just as GrapheneOS is starting to gain some noticeable traction.
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rkagerer
7d ago
Do you have the docx compatibility pack installed?
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8d ago
That's ok, I still prefer Word 2003 to the bloated, web-wired, ribbon-infested garbage that came after. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47202540
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8d ago
go back and figure out how to undo it There's an undo? Could you elaborate?
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8d ago
I really wish I could block the repeated "Set up a passkey" nag by preventing my browser from advertising passkey capabilities. I don't understand why we can't have a Off switch on the client side.
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8d ago
Was the term "frontier mathematics" always in use, or did it just become a thing after the advent of contemporary AI?
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9d ago
60 requests per hour per IP if you haven't signed in... well that's unfortunately low.
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10d ago
I found it a bit hard to understand this discussion because I wasn't familiar with the background. If I've got this right, his project let you run Linux on a PlayStation 5 (thus also providing the ability to run modern games). Sl
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12d ago
Lots of discussion at that link, but what's the bottom line? Can you register without a phone number yet?
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12d ago
If you're using WebSocket, how do Google and Apple see metadata? Can someone explain why it's so difficult to make a decent chat app divorced from their ecosystems?
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12d ago
It struck me how much more useful information the graphs and diagrams here provide over their flashier counterparts you commonly see today. The old-fashioned aesthetic almost feels like a cue what I'm looking at won't be slop.
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13d ago
Does anyone make a TV these days that's just a TV?
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14d ago
surprising to see how much they have stripped from our view Don't forget cached pages.
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14d ago
I did an interview with Google around 20 years ago, where they posed a challenge involving tracking which specific search results people click. It's obvious in hindsight the solution required rewriting all the urls to redirect through
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14d ago
Is that a coverup - eg. are they retroactively rewriting old comments - or are they simply jumping on this and trying to correct the problem? (Although I would say it isn't a very good-faith effort to address the issue if they don'
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15d ago
A good start would be being more judicious about what sort of "characters" and functionality to include.
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15d ago
Why does a line of text need to include a flag in the first place? If you want an image, embed an image.
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15d ago
Sure, but there's a big difference between a handful (or a few dozen), compared to thousands of obscure code points. One I can learn, the other I need to dedicate an unreasonably large chunk of my life to fully understand.
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15d ago
Yeah I expect we're going to see a lot more "disposal code" vomited up.
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15d ago
I wonder if one could use a thermal camera (or some other, high speed sensor) and some kind of feedback loop to squelch it and keep it disrupted until it cools. Or conversely, manipulate the flame for more complete combustion (in industria
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15d ago
Page mentions liquid cooling, for what it's worth.
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