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by rsanek 10mo ago
I see folks saying no access to phones until 16, and others arguing how that will absolutely crush a kid's ability to do stuff socially. Why not just have a 'home' phone? you can use the phone in shared spaces at home, but ca
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by rsanek 10mo ago
>in many parts of the world where there are no traffic lights or stop signs, people get on just fine Well, sort of. Road injuries / fatalities in countries without these kinds of regulations are about an 3-4x higher than in those th
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by rsanek 10mo ago
If something needs to be fixed, why is it just a log? How is someone supposed to even notice a random error log? At the places that I've worked, trying to make alerting be triggered on only logs was always quite brittle, it's just
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by rsanek 10mo ago
"We are pleased that Amazon and iRobot have abandoned their proposed transaction." https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2024/01/...
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by rsanek 10mo ago
It doesn't seem like any of the photos on bestphoto.ai load for me. This is on Firefox on Mac; does seem to work in Safari.
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by rsanek 10mo ago
Very cool idea, I feel like awareness of this even being possible has to be quite low.
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by rsanek 10mo ago
Woudln't OP be able to tell what the platform split is just based on his internal download metrics?
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by rsanek 10mo ago
https://www.pamfax.biz/en/developers/introduction/ https://developers.ringcentral.com/fax-api
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by rsanek 10mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children%27s_Online_Privacy_Pr... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Consumer_Privacy_Ac... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_Educationa
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by rsanek 10mo ago
"without losing face"? What culture are you referring to? The Western companies I have worked at do not discourage such questions -- in fact, it's often the sign of someone very senior when they ask a seemingly 'dumb&#x2
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by rsanek 10mo ago
some open-source options: https://github.com/rowan-walshe/vocabify https://github.com/GoodPraxis/oumu
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by rsanek 10mo ago
it's the biggest model on OpenRouter, even if you exclude free tier usage https://openrouter.ai/state-of-ai
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by rsanek 10mo ago
I mean, the repo has <200 stars, it's not like it's so mainstream that you'd expect LLM makers to be watching it actively. If they wanted to game it, they could more easily do that in RL with synthetic data anyway.
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by rsanek 10mo ago
remember, if you have at least $1 in net worth, you individually hold more wealth than the bottom 10% of the US combined ! it's a meaningless statistic. https://www.aspeninstitute.org/blog-posts/thirteen-million-u
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by rsanek 10mo ago
Does this support syncing with AnkiWeb?
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by rsanek 10mo ago
>The most common answer from career services professionals when asked what they needed was more staff. Administrators want to hire more administrators? Shocking!
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by rsanek 11mo ago
They're losing their benchmark lead to those companies. But no chance that your average user is even aware of Anthropic, much less OSS models. The brand is mostly fine IMO, it's the product that needs to catch up.
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by rsanek 11mo ago
>a casual user can't use [Gemini] unless they: 1. have a Google account, and 2. are logged in. Is this a regional thing? I can use Google AI Mode without being logged in just fine. AI summaries for certain queries are also auto-gene
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by rsanek 11mo ago
https://archive.is/qOjdE
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by rsanek 11mo ago
due to constant mis-use like this, literally has even been redefined to not necessarily mean its primary definition https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/literally
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by rsanek 11mo ago
I like how when you click the "key achievements" tab on this site it just says > 1997 - Professor of Psychology and Neural Science
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by rsanek 11mo ago
> Another thing about being a pop star is that you cannot avoid the fact that some people are simply determined to prove that you are stupid... subconsciously people still believe there is only room for women to be a certain type of way
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by rsanek 11mo ago
Seems unlikely to me. At that level (minimum salaries in NBA are around $1~3m, depnding on years of experience), even a 10% savings rate could ensure you're never totally "broke." I would find it hard to believe that the diff
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by rsanek 11mo ago
loads fine on Vodafone for me
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by rsanek 11mo ago
didn't softbank sell only to invest more into other ai investments?
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by rsanek 11mo ago
less than half of the us population is employed.
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by rsanek 11mo ago
Love that the "town" in yap.town in the title swaps to the language you're learning. Few pieces of feedback: * I would expect light/dark mode to follow system by default * I'm not sure why I need to keep clicking &q
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by rsanek 11mo ago
I would imagine it's mostly a PR/marketing thing. That way the researchers can point to being part of something other people know about, and Google gets positive PR (though maybe not in this case) for spending resources on making
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by rsanek 11mo ago
I think so, yes. Certainly it's more effort to both find and exploit a bug than to simply exploit an existing one someone else found for you.
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by rsanek 11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Zero

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