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by striking 4mo ago
From https://www.newsweek.com/brian-thompson-muder-health-insuran... > The fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has prompted healthcare executives to say they will address growing frustrations among Amer
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I mean it kind of already is in harnesses. Codex and Claude Code both have subagent tools. You could probably get a similar token output cut just by asking Claude Code to run all commands with Haiku as a summarizing subagent.
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Take for example https://github.com/rust-stdx/stdx/tree/main/itoa . Its licenses and copyright information have been stripped. You are permitted to make copies of code under the MIT license, but the licen
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I'd be pretty pissed off if my LLM told me the only solution it'd be willing to implement to fix my code is to rewrite it in Rust. No way I'd pay for a model that refuses to fix bugs in the language given, especially because
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by striking 4mo ago
1. Spoilage claims are not usually covered by insurance if the power interruption starts at the utility company instead of in your building. It's pretty rare that anyone knows to ask for that particular endorsement, and you're SoL
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You can also use one of the accessibility shortcuts to trigger it quickly (both volume buttons held, triple tap, two fingers from bottom) if so configured
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I'll restate what I'm seeing: * WordPress remains roughly unchanged over the past five years, until the final datum which is lower than the flat trend. * None had been decreasing but over the current year to date has increased sha
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by striking 4mo ago
Here's a chart to replace the mockup with: https://w3techs.com/technologies/history_overview/content_ma... According to this data (the same data referenced by WordPress marketing blog posts[1], if it's l
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by striking 4mo ago
To be clear about the size of the model: MAI-Code-1-Flash is 137B A5B.
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by striking 4mo ago
> Windows and Android versions of Office are not affected by the certificate expiry.
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by striking 5mo ago
You can force them to be visible by right-clicking on the video element, choosing "Inspect", and pasting `$0.getRootNode().querySelector('video').textTracks[1].mode = 'showing'` into the Console.
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Except when game theory does not account for externalities. As a follower of Doctorow myself, I have to point out that everyone is rent-seeking and that the forces that restrain it are abolished by systems like Bitcoin. So when miners benef
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They try to offer some other perspectives as well: > This isn’t just a me problem. You don’t have to be a writer to have your livelihood be dependent upon Google search results. Small-business owners need Google to reach potential new cu
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by striking 5mo ago
In tiny gray text right above the table is written "90% PI ≈ ±3.00× either side." Is GPT-5.5-Pro 3.4T or 30.8T in size, or somewhere in between? We just don't know.
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DirecTV's Secret War on Hackers (2001)(hardware.slashdot.org)
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Your messages on iMessage are private by default, so "Report Spam" is the only way for Apple to receive the message for spam review.
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> There’s something else worth knowing about beef tallow that isn’t making it into the wellness content: It contains ruminant trans fats. They’re naturally occurring, present in all beef fat, and according to cardiologists, present in ta
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by striking 5mo ago
I don't know anything about that situation, but it sounds difficult and I'm sorry that it's happening to your loved ones. I'm not sure you can make someone work if they don't care to, though. Like, take the common e
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SF Bay Area Webcams(sfcam.live)
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I'm hoping you just misread my comment... Otherwise I've got a little more confidence about education in the US being a gap that needs filling :)
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I'm not against tightening up the constraints to prevent what becomes indentured servitude dressed up in red, white, and blue. That doesn't help the American people or those who carry within them the American dream. But fixing tha
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Who does the farming? Who does the cleaning? Who builds the buildings? Who are the line cooks? That should be obvious. But it should be just as obvious that there are plenty of immigrants who are also necessary because they bring new ideas,
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you_can::turn_off_the_borrow_checker(docs.rs)
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I don't think that article supports your claim that bad bets in political markets aren't causing measurable increases in bankruptcy and domestic violence rates. It only tells us about online sportsbetting, and it was written in 20
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User flags can weigh stories down. If you'd prefer a different sort, try https://news.ycombinator.com/lists ("active" is popular, though not my taste really)
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The not-quite-Apache-2 "Fair Source License, Version 1.1, ALv2 Future License" ( https://github.com/getsentry/fsl.software/blob/main/FSL-1.1-... ) includes the Apache 2 patent grant. That grants
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by striking 5mo ago
I'm currently working on the discovery phase of a larger refactor and have pretty quickly realized that AI can actually often be pretty useless even if you've encoded the rules in an unambiguous, programmatic way. For example, con
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You have to opt in, and they are honest about the tradeoffs when discussing them: > Short-lived certificates are opt-in and we have no plan to make them the default at this time. Subscribers that have fully automated their renewal proces
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Okay. You could see it that way. Or you could read what the author wrote about who is to blame: > No one person or team really made a mistake here, but with the benefit of hindsight it's clear the attackers perceived that the left h
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by striking 5mo ago
The OP agrees with you... if you continue reading, they wrote > These patches never went into Portable OpenSSH, because the Portable OpenSSH folks were ["not interested in taking a dependency on libsystemd"](link). And they nev

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