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1y ago
You don't understand what implicit conversion is. The Mars Climate Orbiter failed because an input was given in Newtons but expected in pounds, and the type of the variables was the same (float or whatever), so the compiler could not
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tantalor
1y ago
No but really how do I play. Do I click something to start a puzzle?
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1y ago
From the conclusion, they seem pretty confident that this is not "business as usual": > Whenever this pricing strategy began, this is a massive change in how airlines set prices – and one that will likely catch many travelers o
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Apple is reportedly going to rename all of its operating systems
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1y ago
TIL, I didn't know the situation was particularly bad in Japan. I suppose the 'digital address' is solving the problem by effectively standardizing the input format.
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1y ago
Nice idea but (according to the article) that's not how it works: > Under the system, users can input these seven-digit codes on online shopping websites, and their addresses will automatically appear on the sites. So the sites stil
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1y ago
This account has to be a bot.
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1y ago
I think intent matters. Let's say you are making an AI-controlled radiation therapy machine. You prompt and train and eval the system very carefully, and you are quite sure it won't overdose any patients. Well, that's not rea
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1y ago
You're missing the point. Most tools are deployed by humans. If they do something bad, we can blame the human for using the tool badly. And we can predict when a bad choice by the human operator will lead to a bad outcome. Letting the
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1y ago
People are already doing that!
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1y ago
This greatly opens up the risk of footguns. The doc [1] warns about prompt injection, but I think a more likely scenario is self-inflicted harm. For instance, you give a tool access to your brokerage account to automate trading. Even withou
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1y ago
It is a feeling of disgust, not guilt. You're rooting around in the trash. Humans know, or learn pretty quick, that trash is yucky.
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1y ago
Is pug doing something special here that another template engine, or just a custom script, could not do? Concatenating strings is not that complicated.
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1y ago
Feature request: to make it even lazier show a preview of where the piece is going to end up when it lands, like a ghost image
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> as a nice bonus, it actually runs in browser! It is called "Web" GPU after all.
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1y ago
The point could be taken in the other way, as in "hey at least you don't have to live in a house made of dirt, right?" Comparably you are much better off, so there is no point in complaining. They made it work. Sure it wasn&#
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Google Sheets Can define custom/user-defined functions: no Google sheets does support custom functions. There are few options, 1. Named functions https://support.google.com/docs/answer/12504534?hl=en
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Blocked in only 20 hours! Judge blocks Trump administration from revoking Harvard enrollment of foreign students https://www.reuters.com/world/us/harvard-sues-trump-administ... The TRO: https://storag
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1y ago
TRO in 5, 4, 3...
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1y ago
Apparently there is no UN number for antimatter, disappointing. We could use UN 2910 or maybe UN 0357
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1y ago
> when Microsoft's entire tech stack is on fire Too late?
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1y ago
That doesn't help at all. What do SQL or CSS have to do with it
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1y ago
That doesn't tell me why this is called selector.
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1y ago
Easy Integration - When you're done editing, save your level to a handy JSON file - one that is easily parsed to give you immediate access to all of the tiles, decals, and entities you've authored! That still leaves a lot to be
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1y ago
I'd argue that even using the gene database to correctly nab wrongdoers is horrifying. The ends do not justify the means. The police should not have an easily searchable database of everyone's genetic profile, no matter how they
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For high load applications, steel is already cheaper than wood, so to compete with steel, not only would this new fancy technology have to be stronger, but also cheaper. That's probably why they are leaning in towards sustainability an
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goboscript allows you to create advanced Scratch projects with ease, you can use any text editor, use a version control system such as git. You can refactor your code using search and replace. Text code can be copy pasted, which allows you
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> purpose was not to advance our understanding of intelligence, but to... demonstrate how easily people can be fooled That actually says a lot about "intelligence", doesn't it?
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You weren't doing any code reviews? What did you expect?
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1y ago
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