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by tantalor 3mo ago
Cherry picking data and poor choices in presentation.
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by tantalor 3mo ago
We should really standardize on Time Cube https://www.timecube.net/
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by tantalor 3mo ago
These arguments aren't very convincing.
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by tantalor 3mo ago
> Compared to i++ from C/C++ or forEach from JavaScript, Python's version just works. Comparing to forEach in JS is incorrect because forEach is an method of Array. You should compare it to `for...of` in JS. Both operate on ite
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by tantalor 3mo ago
Yes but that's more of a mitigation than prevention. It's an additional step, you have to remember to do it, and under the pressure of the situation you might easily forget to do it.
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by tantalor 3mo ago
Could be prevented by more advanced "AI detection", especially on calls from unknown numbers. It doesn't even have to be based on watermarking. It could be as simple as, "hold on a sec your AI countermeasure was listenin
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by tantalor 3mo ago
I think that En Dash is supposed to be Tilde –$1.3k -> ~$1.3k
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by tantalor 3mo ago
The "score" feels arbitrary. My polygon matches the community map pretty well, but I still get a bad score. How is it computed?
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by tantalor 3mo ago
lol
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by tantalor 3mo ago
It's a bit late. Should have done that years ago.
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by tantalor 3mo ago
tldr, not much because we can't measure it to begin with
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by tantalor 4mo ago
TIL Consolas is a Windows font
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by tantalor 4mo ago
It likely comes with instructions like "hold directly in front of you, at exactly 15cm distance, with your left eye closed".
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by tantalor 4mo ago
It doesn't make much sense to tie this to Chrome itself. If an app or site uses too much bandwidth, it would be better to control this at the OS level, perhaps with a required user notification and consent. Or throttle certain apps. It
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by tantalor 4mo ago
> really needed a permissions dialog Why?
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by tantalor 4mo ago
Indeed, you could even do something like this: await fetch("/multi-gigabyte-download"); It even works on non-Chrome browsers.
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by tantalor 4mo ago
The product specs are pretty light on details. Weight? Speed? Capabilities? How loud is it?
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by tantalor 4mo ago
Seems like something you could do in a spreadsheet with less time. What's the advantage?
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by tantalor 4mo ago
Please leave my browser history alone
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by tantalor 4mo ago
Do they test against people not in their training cohort?
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by tantalor 4mo ago
It's also a good demonstration how probable cause is supposed to work. In this case, the subpoena probably looked something like "this email must have been sent by one of your guests, so give us the guest list and we'll cross
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by tantalor 4mo ago
I'm not a journalist, but I don't think a reporter would go much further than "one user said...". There is no need for fact checking an individual source, other than to verify the reporting is accurately representing wha
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by tantalor 4mo ago
Same. Bookmarked to come back to later.
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by tantalor 4mo ago
Sony doesn't operate their own brick & mortar stores
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by tantalor 4mo ago
[Metapost] Can we unflag this? It's a good resource and shouldn't be suppressed just because some people don't like the tone.
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by tantalor 4mo ago
Do you mean "this" as in 1. the story this website is telling, 2. the website itself, or 3. all the tech in the story
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by tantalor 4mo ago
Comment on that thread: > This seems entirely counter-productive and creepy. Apt description of Instagram in general.
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by tantalor 4mo ago
Besides the proof in the screenshot? What more do you want? Do you think this user is faking it?
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by tantalor 4mo ago
One idea I like is directly funding apprenticeship. It pays for job training and classroom instruction on a per-individual basis. The jobs are in long-term career sectors like advanced manufacturing, shipbuilding, aviation, healthcare, and
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by tantalor 4mo ago
Chesterton's Fence strikes again

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