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by spuz 1y ago
Where do you get the idea that Apple specifically designed the AirTag to not be suitable for a third party device to control when it switches on and off? I can understand how they might not approve of this adaptation to their product but I
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by spuz 1y ago
This is why you won't hear many reports of companies paying these huge tariffs. Wyze is big enough to eat the high costs on some of their imports. Most companies will redirect their shipments to Europe and Africa and pause sales in the
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by spuz 1y ago
Why do you say that? You make it sound like it's not possible to write code without the help of LLMs.
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by spuz 1y ago
Yeah I really dislike this kind of question from SimpleBench. I've suggested many improvements to some of the publicly available questions but not had a good response. I think the correct answer to the question above should be somethin
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by spuz 2y ago
I'd really love to see some high level players try it. Did you get anywhere with letting Hikaru have a go? I know that he said he would be interested when he watched your video.
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by spuz 2y ago
After reading the article I wondered if the adapter would work with other mice and if not wouldn't that cause confusion. So I guess we got an answer to those questions.
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by spuz 2y ago
How can you see this? I don't see it.
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by spuz 2y ago
Absolutely, we have very strict lockdowns on the tables and views available to the users that our application uses. The permissions system in Postgres (for example) are very extensive. We even deny delete and update permissions for most tab
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by spuz 2y ago
Are they localised in the same area or in totally random areas?
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by spuz 2y ago
Lay people are welcome to read about the latest developments in science. They're also welcome to try to intuit theories related to those latest developments. It's a good way to flex your thinking skills. Experts are then welcome t
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by spuz 2y ago
Since you can train an LLM to play chess from scratch, I would not be surprised if you could also train one to play Set. I might experiment with it tomorrow. https://adamkarvonen.github.io/machine_learning/2024/01&
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by spuz 2y ago
I'm so glad that someone has finally tried to answer this question as it's something I've been wondering for years. It's interesting that atmospheric indicators are only detectable to around 5ly as that is I believe one
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by spuz 2y ago
I wish I could agree that Oracle are somehow acting in the interest of their shareholders but I fail to see how they benefit by spending hundreds of thousands on lawyers to try to protect a trademark that makes them zero revenue and on the
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by spuz 2y ago
It sounds like an arbitrary limit set by some engineer without too much thought and without the incentive to document their decision. I do this sometimes as well when dealing with untrusted data. Sometimes you don't want to have to thi
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by spuz 2y ago
If everyone who supported a shift towards facism protested against everyone who did not, I believe you'd see much lower proportion than the 49% of voters who voted for Trump. In fact, you'd probably see a much lower proportion tha
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by spuz 2y ago
Honestly this is in some ways worse to me. The US government already know their people will not rebel. Somehow, despite the higher consequences this time around, far fewer people have been willing to protest. In 2017, millions demonstrated
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by spuz 2y ago
Not saying this is a good thing - I don't agree with any of the EOs, I'm just wondering which if any affect science research.
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by spuz 2y ago
The NSF's executive orders page says: > Office of Management and Budget Memorandum M-25-13, issued on Jan. 27, 2025, directs all federal agencies to conduct a comprehensive review of their financial assistance programs to determine
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by spuz 2y ago
This article is about funding freeze for the NIH (National Institutes of Health), not the NSF (National Science Foundation) but I suppose the situation is very similar.
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by spuz 2y ago
Spotify have been shown to deliberately promote songs which they call Perfect Fit Content that cost them less in terms of royalties. This includes AI generated songs and you can find the same song under 50 different names according to this
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by spuz 2y ago
For what reasons do you recommend it?
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by spuz 2y ago
I admit, I don't understand how it works. But there are ways of making code understandable that doesn't require rewriting it. Let's assume that creating custom types is the perfect solution to the given problem, you can help
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by spuz 2y ago
I would imagine they would be able to feel the movement and sound of the waves which would tell them they were still afloat.
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by spuz 2y ago
Funnily enough, I have actually used the 30 minute limit as a "feature" on my Panasonic Lumix G80 (the cousin to the unrestricted G85) as sometimes I would want to set up my camera and leave it recording for 20-30 minutes while I
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by spuz 2y ago
To be clear, I'm talking specifically about the first line of support at Waymo here. I am not precluding that they have higher levels of control behind layers of authorisation.
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by spuz 2y ago
I guess the only option they have is "pull over" which in this case just caused the car to continue circling looking for a safe place to pull over. If they had an actual kill switch, we'd probably be watching another video of
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by spuz 2y ago
I wonder how big the wafers can be in the NIL system. It definitely sounds like the larger the wafer, the more problems you will have with deformation, alignment etc. if they have to reduce the wafer size in then that would also affect thei
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by spuz 2y ago
I think I will try this though I'm not sure I have the patience to try it for 2 months before seeing any results. Hopefully I will see some benefit before then. If the theory is correct that the peristaltic and sphincter muscles need t
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by spuz 2y ago
It wasn't always like this. When Spotify was launched the desktop app was one of the best pieces of software I'd ever used. It launched quickly and songs played without buffering which was unheard of at the time. It was the work o
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by spuz 2y ago
Yes and the thing is, even for those tasks, it's incredibly difficult to achieve even the low bar that a typical advertising manager expects. Try it yourself for any real world task and you will see.

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