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singularity2001
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The whole browser is spying on you, so don't worry about extensions
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The most important colon is missing: user-adoption
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Of course many posts were fake that was never assumed otherwise. The only interesting question is how many were real, what percentage are real and what percentage of these real posts are interesting. Like there are probably thousands and th
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It's a bit surprising, one would have thought that with the event of accessible coding through agents, such site deployment sites would prosper.
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Tether has already proven to be a fraud it's only a question when someone will act on that
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Maybe simultaneous with the crash of the Chinese economy, which was predicted for 40 years now
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That just work. I know it sounds simple but if you have been burned by Bluetooth devices before again and again get unburned by AirPods. Also, they stick in my ear even though all other headsets with cable fell out. I don´t know how
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I guess that's some layer of safety?
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Or even worse for the author if his Claude subscription gets cancelled.
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Superfluous!
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Should be the ultimate final incomprehensible programming language for code agents
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Stimulus is the most interesting question. Is there anything that can reach from other stars to our sun without completely being overwhelmed by its own signals? Would it rely on planets as antennae? Calling that speculation would be an unde
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Stellar plasma supports long-lived, self-organizing magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) structures whose coupled electromagnetic and fluid dynamics implement distributed information processing. Sentience would supervene on these MHD attractors rather
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some incomprehensible magnetic field interactions
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On the other hand, I hold the slightly fringe theory that suns are sentient beings, and by just watching the stars, we may see them communicate.
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so does redox at least this fork: https://github.com/pannous/redox completely Rust-based without any Makefiles.
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Ask HN: Any real prompt injections in the wild?
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Found the guy who built Reddit and Postgres himself
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That's why I love Julia so much. Also it's semi-static?
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The biggest blunder was not adding UTF-8 strings as a first class citizen The second blunder was not allowing for any direct memory mapping I know it's against the security system but if you have to copy every pixel one by one to the h
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Why would anyone grow flowers when they can't eat them
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Anyone arguing that we cannot legally capture Putin may reconsidered their stance.
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sudo networksetup -setv6off Wi-Fi ; sudo networksetup -setv6off Ethernet to protect your privacy
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A subset of the language keeps getting better and better you just need to ignore the demon of many decades of bloated nonsense. So for new projects it can even be pleasant until you run into something that makes you wanna go rust
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If by production you accept a new programming language than yes: https://github.com/pannous/goo (1% handwritten go extensions)
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Written by AI ;) At least it feels a bit like it
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Not OS / free weights right?
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No one mentioning the possibly most beautiful css effect on the Internet??
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bypass permissions on
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Old Chinese reconstructions drive me crazy, or the fact that some scholars insist these are 99% correct instead of 'best guesses'
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