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by sigmar 1y ago
>The indictment said the soldiers assaulted the Palestinian prisoner and sodomized him with a knife, causing multiple injuries... When military police came to Sde Teiman in July to detain the soldiers suspected of abuse, they scuffled wi
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by sigmar 1y ago
It's double speak to call it a "clean CR" when there was just a huge bill changing a ton of tax code, budget, and increasing ICE's budget by 10x.[1] Passing the CR would have approved those spending changes as if they we
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anyone have any apps they use to follow FAA ground stops? maybe I'll put a link to https://nasstatus.faa.gov/ on my phone
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>A bit more back and forth… then the call was disconnected. who disconnected it? were you yelling at support? this seems relevant and you just put "yadda yadda... the call was disconnected" (not to defend Wise, just curious wha
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>maybe you should call Clearwater HVAC Wouldn't one possible solution be just adding a sidebar with ads for products/services relevant to the current topic? They don't need to change the model output to have ads. (Not advo
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by sigmar 1y ago
Should be noted- the Netherlands can't unilaterally make changes. Spain has been trying to push for languages to be added and hasn't had luck.
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by sigmar 1y ago
that's very different from OpenAI's previous definition (which was "autonomous systems that surpass humans in most economically valuable tasks") for at least one big reason: This new definition likely only triggers if Op
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I added my US passport to my Pixel's wallet app in June. It's neat and let's you see what data is transmitted over NFC, and lists some details about the signed certificate for the data (seems they do only 2 weeks of validity
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It doesn't say worker, just "person." I could understand falling in with some freak accident where you trip. But they ingested the water?!
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by sigmar 1y ago
I'm not the person you asked, but I like it because: Easier to initiate downloads from mobile, got a nice ui for quality selection, can import subscriptions, keeps a download log that makes it easy to play recent download
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by sigmar 1y ago
Couldn't the cards have x-ray opaque ink (like with bismuth trioxide)?
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They're just reporting what the institute said. You sound very angry. >The institute noted that the mosquitoes were one of a number of new insect species discovered in Iceland in recent years due to a warming climate and the growth
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It does kind of suck that Let's Encrypt is entirely funded by donations from corporations like Google and Facebook. If they pulled support what would happen? Would 92% of websites we visit get downgraded to http?[1] Also his point that
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by sigmar 1y ago
His points aren't bad, but it seems like a great example of "perfect is the enemy of good." Let's Encrypt does an incredible amount of good by adding SSL to sites that wouldn't have had it otherwise.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar-a-Lago_Accord
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by sigmar 1y ago
In the official openai podcast, they mention using current models to assist in chip design, but didn't go into detail.
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by sigmar 1y ago
2x jump overnight. new LPU hardware? I checked the speed for groq's gpt-oss-120B, Llama4-maverick, and Llama4-scout; none of them had a noticeable change this month
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by sigmar 1y ago
Retroactively accepting comments to be off-the-record as a favor to a subject would be considered very bad journalism. This is not a new or unique circumstance.
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It's an MVP with very little creative diversity. But I like the concept of being able to write "change the background to the inside of a circus tent" or "replace the hat with a fedora" and a minute later my own spin
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>Also I can be intolerant to you, because you are intolerant (to people you think are intolerant). It's never been more clear to me that you didn't click the link
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oh, that would definitely make more sense.
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4.5 million lines of code for one fix is impressive for an LLM agent, but there's so little detail in this post otherwise. Perhaps this is a tease to what will be released on Thursday...
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That pictures with the sim cards are impressive, mainly with how clean the setup looks. Can even see power/network cords taped down to the floor even underneath the metal shelving[1]. Could it perhaps be espionage related to a downgrad
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Looks very compact. "peak 60W, stable 40W" what length of time can it do 60W?
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axios tries to describe it as "panicky advice," but as written the EO explicitly says H1B holders "except for those aliens whose petitions are accompanied or supplemented by a payment of $100,000 — subject to the exceptions s
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by sigmar 1y ago
Probably more likely on the macbook with the A19 pro chip (rumored). They'd probably be able to use the exact same vapor chamber
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I assume the other commentor is saying "it's a joke" that the courts are holding google to stricter rules as to how they operate because the OS is more open (in that third parties can run other browsers and software). Google
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they've been bragging about how good that neural wristband is for years. It's strange they haven't ventured to make a smartwatch with it. Maybe because Zuck has been so focused on AR/VR
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Bet they're anticipating that at some point in the future they might want gemini to interface with your PC (ala Claude's "computer use" and openai's "operator")
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>to provide a developer, as defined, who has requested a signal with respect to a particular user with a digital signal via a reasonably consistent real-time application programming interface regarding whether a user is in any of several

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