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by smallerize 1mo ago
How was it made?
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by smallerize 1mo ago
You can use the "Contact" link just above the search box to write to HN admins directly.
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by smallerize 1mo ago
The Netherlands uses the largest and most powerful dredging ship in the world, The Queen of the Netherlands. Each of the dredging pumps are 8,000 horsepower (6 MW) and there are two of them. Even the short-range ship-to-shore connections us
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by smallerize 1mo ago
I don't think anyone grows extra coconuts for fuel. It's processed from the waste after the more profitable parts are extracted.
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by smallerize 1mo ago
Better link https://status.digitalocean.com/
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by smallerize 1mo ago
"Deforestation and degradation rates remained stubbornly high in 2024, pushing the world even further off track from the shared goal of halting and reversing forest loss by 2030." https://forestdeclaration.org/reso
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by smallerize 1mo ago
Google's SynthID page says they can watermark text, but it also says that it can only detect the watermark on "image, video or audio". Does that mean that the text watermarks can't actually be used as watermarks?
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by smallerize 2mo ago
I made sure the thread was public before I posted it here. It ends "Fuck, I have destroyed MY OWN books. I’m not overly precious here. What Amazon is doing is vile."
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by smallerize 2mo ago
I don't think that changes the message at all. If a librarian doesn't like routine book destruction, they would still feel worse about this different thing that is happening.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Well if you're appealing to librarians: "Hey, guys, when the librarians get pissed about the destruction of books, it’s time to put those listening ears on. Because we are very comfortable with the idea that books are tools that c
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by smallerize 2mo ago
If you're willing to pay a significant premium for latency, why use openrouter? And anyway Cerebras only supported a few specific models.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
They did though. This was 3 years later: https://www.epa.gov/newsreleases/biden-harris-administration...
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by smallerize 2mo ago
The article isn't about warming the planet. So you're the one trumping up something that isn't there.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Is it possible that the recruiter set up a faulty reply-to header, instead of sending from your email address?
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Both this post and the quoted one seem to be confused. Adding periods to a Gmail address never ever, since day one, went to a different mailbox. I would like to see some of the evidence that two different people are logging in to accounts
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by smallerize 2mo ago
I think Anthropic should have put all the info into one blog post. Splitting it up is really confusing people.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Translation: No one can ever again use Claude for proofreading their own prose unless they’re willing to risk that the whole thing might be flagged as having been generated by Claude. I think that was intended, yes.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Yes, and it says that in https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-text-watermark
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Easylist does not block those things on any platforms. I'm not aware of any adblockers that can block the ads on the built-in New Tab page. (You can just disable them in settings anyway.)
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by smallerize 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-body_radiation As objects get hotter and start glowing, they start to emit radiation in visible frequencies. Very hot objects keep glowing in the redder parts as they also start to g
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Iron Mountain doesn't have it in the PBS station's account, it's in OSS's account. Instead of taking on the liability of deciding whether PBS should really have the data or if they're mistaken or even fraudulent, Ir
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by smallerize 2mo ago
Loses "access to" the data. The data is still there, they're just waiting for a court order.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
The only penalty here is being banned for a ToS violation. Maybe they could sue for fraud or something? That doesn't change who owns the data.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
The speedup includes running LoRAs, right? Which ones are you using?
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by smallerize 2mo ago
I think they were joking. In a literal sense, cities require green spaces for water management. Otherwise you end up like Chicago where they paved everything and flood constantly.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
If you're dropping thousands on API tokens, you're going to be slowed down at least 10x trying to do everything on a single MBP.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
You could also cut back on the number of people who own multiple properties.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
You don't have to be anti-union to be anti-teachers-union. I know a guy who worked in private schools for a couple decades, and then couldn't get work in public schools because the union would have required a very high pay rate fo
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by smallerize 2mo ago
"The names of the fired employees aren’t being released right now." Somehow even after being fired there is no accountability.
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by smallerize 2mo ago
(2017)

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