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by spuz 4y ago
To some extent yes, but humans tend to make moves that follow some kind of reasoning or logic. When you play a strong opponent, it's possible that you won't see the next move that they play, but once they have played it, you can d
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by spuz 4y ago
So roughly 2.5 million per human.
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by spuz 4y ago
OWASP actually includes this suggestion in their guidance for implementing MFA: https://cheatsheetseries.owasp.org/cheatsheets/Multifactor_A... > When a user enters their password, but fails to authenticate using a
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by spuz 4y ago
I think you are mis-reading your parent comment. They are saying we should be humble when it comes to predicting all the things that could happen when manipulating such a complex system as the climate. If our best science is saying there ar
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by spuz 4y ago
I'm just getting my feet wet with shaders myself. Could this fragment shader be used in a "real" 3D game? At the moment, the sphere is orthographicly projected onto the screen so the sphere will always appear as a circle rath
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by spuz 4y ago
I work at digivault.com in London, UK and we provide custody for digital assets. I've just prepared our job listing and posted it to the Svelte Discord. You'll find all the details about the role there. Hopefully I can also get de
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by spuz 4y ago
Check out https://sveltejobs.com/ And also the #jobs channel on the Svelte Discord https://svelte.dev/chat There are jobs being posted every day. And btw, we're one of those looking for Svelte engineer
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by spuz 4y ago
I think it's more justifiable to require a prepaid subscription for a dedicated safety device. The difference with a phone is that you're much more likely to have it on you even when you haven't paid for the satellite feature
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by spuz 4y ago
I really hope they still allow you to use it even if you haven't paid the subscription. It's a tool for emergencies so by definition you need it only when you don't expect to need it. It would be a shame to lock people out fr
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by spuz 4y ago
It will be free for 2 years. However I really hope they make it usable even if you are not paying for the subscription. Imagine being shut out in an emergency situation because your card expired.
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by spuz 4y ago
Exactly the same thing happens to me :)
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by spuz 4y ago
If you often find yourself requesting help, ask yourself "what would X do in this situation"? I often find I can anticipate the questions a colleague would ask me when I present them a problem I'm facing. Sometimes simply try
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by spuz 4y ago
I can't seem to generate anything other than a blank image. Any suggestions?
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by spuz 4y ago
He won't be forced to make the purchase because the court will determine that will cause more harm to Tesla shareholders than benefit to Twitter shareholders. The litigation will probably take about 10 years though. That's accordi
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by spuz 4y ago
What part of the south do you live? I'm in the south-east and I'd estimate most of the summers I've experienced the grass in our parks has turned yellow. It doesn't seem unusual at all to me. And by the way, just because
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by spuz 4y ago
Not blogs but two podcasts: Knowledge Fight for details on every awful thing Alex Jones and his crew have done over the years: https://knowledgefight.com/ Opening Arguments: more general law stuff but the last couple of epi
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by spuz 4y ago
What is it about this trial that stands out to you? I can tell you it's a very unusual example of a civil trial in the US so I'm not sure how it is supposed to compare with a criminal trial in Russia.
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by spuz 4y ago
Are there any other phones that have a gimballed camera? Are they any good? That seems like the most remarkable feature of this phone but there isn't a single mention of it in this thread.
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by spuz 4y ago
Your scenario is not equivalent here. You could reason that a sentient student could be motivated to write a paper about why they were not sentient as an exercise in philosophical or critical thinking. There are no consequences of successfu
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by spuz 4y ago
Lambda specifically retrains itself based on the input it receives in a conversation. Also, I suspect downvoters did so because your comment was not clearly worded. In your first sentence it was not obvious that you were comparing humans wi
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by spuz 4y ago
Where did you read that?
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by spuz 4y ago
You are conflating equality with fairness. The simulation shows it's possible to have a fair game with unequal outcomes.
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by spuz 4y ago
It seems surprisingly easy to make stable orbits in this simulation. I once made a solar system simulator a long time ago (in VB6 of all things) but when I placed a large mass in a similar orbit to a small mass, the small mass would often g
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by spuz 4y ago
It would be interesting to see if you can dynamically route traffic based on level of congestion.
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by spuz 4y ago
Xordle: xordle.xyz
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by spuz 4y ago
I recommend reading the "interview" that Blake Lemoine did with LaMDA[1] if for no other reason than to understand why he believes it to be sentient. After initially dismissing his claims as those of a crank, it helped me to see
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by spuz 4y ago
It might take time, but it's possible for the government to admit its mistakes. In the UK, some MPs have condemned the initial scientific-led response to the pandemic and successfully called for a public enquiry which is now underway.
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by spuz 4y ago
Presumably at those speeds, the frame of reference would be the galaxy and the interstellar material in which the ship travels. If your ship were to match the average speed of this material, then you could claim to be at a stop. If the conc
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by spuz 4y ago
Can you give some examples of some simple questions you would ask?
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by spuz 4y ago
"clef" is a good example, thanks! There certainly seem a lot fewer than in English though.

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