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by super256 5mo ago
In space you get bit flips fairly quickly when using very small transistors. You would have to run stuff on fairly old hardware, which probably makes the whole thing economically inefficient for serious "computation in space".
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by super256 5mo ago
Looks like Cloudflare has the only user friendly captcha of them all.
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by super256 5mo ago
You can easily change the theme by changing the css variables. You might want to take a look at https://tweakcn.com/
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by super256 6mo ago
Some laptops do become unusable once they start thermal throttling. I have an Matebook X Pro (2020, the one with i7) which throttles to the point where I can't even properly write code in VSC anymore (I do only light web apps).
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by super256 6mo ago
80 characters limit in the title.
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by super256 6mo ago
I tried using it for creating 2D logos, which many tools suck at (except mid journey). Looks like ChatGPT Images 2 is now good at this too!
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by super256 6mo ago
That is true! The sums got bigger and the market for crypto is more liquid than for PSC.
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by super256 6mo ago
Don't worry, ransomware already existed before BTC. The ransomware demanded Ukash and Paysafecard instead.
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Google removes "Doki Doki Literature Club" from Google Play(bsky.app)
524 points by super256 6mo ago|298 comments
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by super256 6mo ago
>It isn't a product-led acquisition, but more a talent one. I am pretty sure OAI mostly cares about their virtualization IP for MacOS. They already extensively use WSL2 for sandboxing Codex on Windows, and I imagine they want someth
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by super256 6mo ago
It's a chain mail for server admins.
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Microsoft terminated the account VeraCrypt used to sign Windows drivers(sourceforge.net)
1297 points by super256 6mo ago|501 comments
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by super256 6mo ago
I felt fatigued after the second paragraph. All these LLM tropes chained together are horrible to read.
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by super256 6mo ago
Game theory can be applied to these problem, and if you can correctly model reward, cost and motives, you can predict decisions of politicians more often than not.
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RustDesk gets removed from WinGet after ESET marks it as potentially unsafe(twitter.com)
3 points by super256 7mo ago|0 comments
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by super256 7mo ago
I didn't mention retail traders anywhere. With arbitrage traders I mean those companies who do hft all the time and are directly connected to exchanges. They still do business.
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by super256 7mo ago
I had to deal with Java codegens from UML specs in 2021. So, nothing has changed! :')
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by super256 7mo ago
>I don’t think Nasdaq is free float based. I recommend the NDX proposal from February which the whole discussion is based upon: "To balance index integrity and investability, Nasdaq proposes a new approach for including and weightin
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by super256 7mo ago
This is wrong in multiple ways. First: 5x5 is 25, not 20. So it's 25% rather than 20% Second: they only have to buy the 25% of the listed shares. To take your 1 Trillion example: if SpaceX has a total market cap of 1T, but only 500b
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Revanced Manager v2(revanced.app)
14 points by super256 7mo ago|0 comments
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by super256 7mo ago
I don't think sabotaging a company just because you don't want to work with a certain framework and deploy it on k8s is a good idea.
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by super256 7mo ago
No, this is wrong. WSL2 distributions share the same Linux kernel. They only get their own root filesystem with a Linux userland (/bin, /usr, /lib etc), and some WSL config meta data. This is then stored as a virtual disk ima
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by super256 7mo ago
Every accepted PR for supporting insecure phones eventually becomes a maintenance burden, and potentially a security vulnerability. If they don't want to spend time on it, it's okay to decline such PRs.
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by super256 8mo ago
1) this reads like it's posted by an LLM 2) why could they not just up the prices for new deployments, like they did with their dedicated servers? I think that would be fairer to existing customers If you have a company, I can recommen
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by super256 8mo ago
You don't even need to do requests if you are the owner of the URL. Robot.txt changes are applied in retrospect, which means you can disallow crawls to /abc, request a re-crawl, and all snapshots from the past which match this new
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by super256 8mo ago
I prefer archive.today because the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine allows retrospective removals of archived pages. If a URL has already been crawled and archived, the site owner can later add that URL to robots.txt and request a re-craw
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by super256 8mo ago
OpenAI forces users to verify with their ID + face scan when using Codex 5.3 if any of your conversations was redeemed as high risk. It seems like they currently have a lot of false positives: https://github.com/openai/
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by super256 8mo ago
Apparently they forked the extractor some years ago and have been maintaining it independently, without merging anything from the original branch.
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by super256 8mo ago
I found pipepipe to be more stable, break less and have more features. https://pipepipe.dev/
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by super256 8mo ago
Positive Publicity. Valve does many things that are received poorly (e.g. cancelling counterstrike fan projects, intransparent lootbox gambling, etc.), but they are doing enough good things that such things are quickly forgotten.

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