techwiz137

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by techwiz137 3y ago
This is coming one way or another and is pretty frightening. Mass surveillance is one thing, but also personal interrogation. You can extract the deepest darkest secrets of any one individual. The thin line of privacy will disintegrate into
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by techwiz137 3y ago
I just read this, and I fit the bill perfectly. Nothing has explained what I am more than the article you just linked.
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by techwiz137 3y ago
Sorry for the dumb question. But in the context of the AI space, what is moat?
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by techwiz137 3y ago
And I would like to know why the US has jurisdiction in European countries. What allows them to do this?
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by techwiz137 3y ago
The voice filters, the cutesy avatars, a little too much for me. I think it's a bit better without audio.
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by techwiz137 3y ago
If you know for certain, then you might do things you otherwise wouldn't. E.g decide to have children or not, plan a will. Live life to the max. Potentially get a head start on treatment if one were ultimately available, even if super
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by techwiz137 3y ago
Not just. But the ability to run custom code. Such as an Android phone in the future, which is running some rust-hardened kernel and has a locked down bootloader. All of this will become e-waste without the ability to run unsigned code. And
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by techwiz137 3y ago
I know this may seem an odd question, but what happens in a post rust world, when you NEED to exploit a system? Such as say in 20 years when you want to be able to run custom code in a then old console.
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by techwiz137 3y ago
I noticed that you seem to have some negative views towards cryptocurrency users and not their ability to store and keep their private keys safe.
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by techwiz137 3y ago
Someone probably saw daniel, ha, xxx interpreted it "It's me Daniel, ha, this is my porn collection" and flagged it.
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by techwiz137 4y ago
In my country, yes. In fact because the True/False were there, or to circle the correct answer, I was in this way given a hint of what the correct answer is. Had I needed to think of it, I wouldn't have managed to graduate high sc
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by techwiz137 4y ago
I have used ChatGPT a lot for the past 2 weeks. Mainly asking it engine building questions because it can simplify things, however I cannot be sure if it isn't hallucinating/lying to me.
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by techwiz137 4y ago
So then why is TON618 at 66 billion solar masses? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TON_618
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by techwiz137 4y ago
Rather than collapsing, Ethereum sought to reduce the energy footprint and they did. Now Nvidia is angry that nobody wants to pay a premium for a 4090 that catches fire.
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Ask HN: Does ChatGPT-4 have better non-English writing capabilities?
1 points by techwiz137 4y ago|0 comments
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by techwiz137 4y ago
I expected this to be at least 20 years away.
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by techwiz137 4y ago
But not say cancer or the aforementioned cardiovascular risks?
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by techwiz137 4y ago
On the topic of artificial sweeteners, what is the current cutting-edge research on Aspartame and Acesulfame K which is what Coca-Cola use in Europe. And I drink a lot of it.
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by techwiz137 4y ago
The problem is, that certain old software like Volvo's VIDA needs IE. And while Edge's IE Tab works it's much much slower in loading.
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by techwiz137 4y ago
Well I would say not directly, some of my supplements have Zinc, but that is as far as it went. I and my immediately family, all of suffer from forms of Thalassemia ranging from mild, to severe. I have a form called Beta Thalassemia Minor,
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by techwiz137 4y ago
This is right up my alley, for me. I have been suffering from a staph infection on the scalp for the last decade. I am colonized, and every time I do a cycle on Doxycycline I am clean for 4-5 days and it's back... The symptoms are pus
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by techwiz137 4y ago
And here I am the polar opposite, I can go for days and weeks without the need to or even an urge.
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by techwiz137 4y ago
I used to till around 2 years ago. But I am on track to my prior athletic performance.
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by techwiz137 4y ago
I wish to say something. I consume between 2 and 3 liters of Coca-Cola(diet) per day, which uses Aspartame. I have done so since 2014, but moreso in the past 2 years. This is without the additional Monster Energy diet which I may consume wi
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by techwiz137 4y ago
Ah yes, the infamous mov ss, pop ss that caused many a debuggers to fail and be detected.
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Tell HN: The vast majority of the Internet is a time machine
1 points by techwiz137 4y ago|0 comments
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by techwiz137 4y ago
To me it seems like after cracking the PS3 and working for sony is where he went downhill. He could never top that.
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by techwiz137 4y ago
Absolutely agreed. No road markings, speed bumps also not marked. Lack of road signs, potholes, what about non-clearly defined sidewalks, because nature has taken most of the sidewalks' blocks or even overgrown with grass.
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by techwiz137 4y ago
The idea is to have private transportation, some of us like the peace and quiet.
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by techwiz137 4y ago
Progressive on the cars, but their VIDA software uses terrible and slow database, and requires...get this: Internet Explorer to work on modern PCs.

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