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961.
by stavros 6mo ago
Oh, nothing special, just a run-of-the-mill school shooting he wanted to do at some point.
962.
by stavros 6mo ago
You're not wrong.
963.
by stavros 6mo ago
I've seen this before in London too in some venues. They have full-on computers that scan your passport and take your photo, for the express purpose of storing this info.
964.
by stavros 6mo ago
To be fair, that looks like an LLM response.
965.
by stavros 6mo ago
Can't say I disagree with you, this is, indeed, a bunch of bullshit, and a regulator should fine Anthropic for these shenanigans.
966.
by stavros 6mo ago
Yes, exactly. A refund is giving back the money they took from him, compensation is something to make up for the aggravation.
967.
by stavros 6mo ago
DJI has (or, at least, had, a few years ago) a no-fly system that was updated via the Internet. Maybe it's not live, but then what would be the point of these no-fly zones? Just so ICE agents can shoot your drone down with impunity? If
968.
by stavros 6mo ago
The problem (which I've had happen) is that a no-fly zone suddenly popping up might prevent your drone from coming back to you. Not that a government that just pops up no-fly zones would care about your drone, but just saying.
969.
by stavros 6mo ago
I saw it here: https://x.com/jedisct1/status/2048642005215985760?s=46 Maybe it's inaccurate, though.
970.
by stavros 6mo ago
Yes it is, the main feature that differentiates AGENTS.md from other files is that the former is usually loaded into the context automatically.
971.
by stavros 6mo ago
It's not an argument, it's a soundbite aimed at convincing people who don't like thinking.
972.
by stavros 6mo ago
He didn't even quit when 57 people tried in a train crash because the collision warning system had never come online. Instead, they immediately sent the fire department to cover up the site of the accident so that nobody would discover
973.
by stavros 6mo ago
I don't know, ELRS/LoRa is pretty amazing. I don't know what kind of jamming happens there, but with a big (and tall) enough antenna, you should be able to get pretty far.
974.
by stavros 6mo ago
This is off topic, but is it legal for websites to ask me to either accept tracking or pay? I thought the GDPR made tracking truly optional.
975.
by stavros 6mo ago
You can read that quote as "I fled totalitarianism with my family in 1979 and I know the massive benefits it brings for those of us at the top".
976.
by stavros 6mo ago
It's a definite "it depends". The resolution is fine, but I think it's more about the specific pair of glasses you get? I got the same model three times (long story), and the first two were fine, the third has some blurr
977.
by stavros 6mo ago
I got some Xreal glasses and it's made flights so much more enjoyable. I can watch movies or work on something lying back, and the "screen" looks massive.
978.
by stavros 6mo ago
Why would I do that when making things is so much fun?
979.
by stavros 6mo ago
Basically, it's an instruction for the agent to search for existing knowledge before implementing, record decisions as they happen, and review what should be captured after finishing.
980.
by stavros 6mo ago
Oof, I completely missed that "not", thanks.
981.
by stavros 6mo ago
Sure, but people might try different things. I switched to an iPhone for three months before the keyboard drove me mad enough to switch back to Android.
982.
by stavros 6mo ago
How is it good for Gemini that it's not available on two out of three major cloud platforms?
983.
by stavros 6mo ago
At this point, AGI is either here, or perpetually two years away, depending on your definition.
984.
CamillaDSP: Cross-platform IIR and FIR engine for crossovers, room correction(github.com)
1 points by stavros 6mo ago|0 comments
985.
by stavros 6mo ago
Let me guess, anyone who thinks Apple products are a buggy mess is a geek, and everyone else is ordinary, No True Scotsman style? Personally, I don't think the fact that the Apple keyboard is unusable is a "geek" thing.
986.
by stavros 6mo ago
Haha, that actually sounds plausible, but, since monitors are backlit, your hole will be glowing. Nobody outside a gas station wants a glowy hole.
987.
by stavros 6mo ago
There isn't a manual deprecation step, because the agent has no context outside what the human gives it. Deprecation happens when conflicting information is given ("you want to do this but this note says you tried it before and it
988.
Show HN: Gnosis, a knowledge base for what the code can't tell you(github.com)
6 points by stavros 6mo ago|4 comments
989.
by stavros 6mo ago
Thanks, I've been looking for that. Interesting how nowadays it's orders of magnitude cheaper to buy a 4k 65" panel and fake the dots (and sound) on it.
990.
Leaked results of Mythos' audit of the Rust stdlib(github.com)
7 points by stavros 6mo ago|2 comments

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