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by tedd4u 4mo ago
One problem here is that students that use AI to outsource thinking become people who cannot think. These people are not likely to be very useful to employers or even society. We have to figure out how to allow AI to outsource drudgery but
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
> Pen and paper is just not a very good way to produce text Can you say more? It's worked well for 4,500 years. Probably the most important invention ever.
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Grading written papers has worked fine for 200 years at least.
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
>AMD was shipping faster integrated GPUs than the M1 Pro before the M1 ever hit shelves. At 30 watts TDP?
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Try this WTO site instead. It breaks out oil, natural gas, fertilizer, and agricultural products with 7-day average and prior-year 7-day average. https://datalab.wto.org/Strait-of-Hormuz-Trade-Tracker
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Don't forget insider threat vector, too.
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
If you're in San Francisco, note that Catherine Stefani and Matt Haney both voted for this ridiculous bill. Roll call: https://legiscan.com/CA/rollcall/AB2047/id/1702219
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
There are many documented, exploited-in-the-wild font-file attacks (one example in 1]). Apple is re-writing their font interpreter specifically to improve security. [2] [1] https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/securit
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Won't it eventually be $1,000 or $5,000 a month? $5k a month would still be 97% less than many developers cost.
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Probably legal in Texas? If it's directly over "your land?"
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Here a link to the best recent HN-featured long-form article on Japan rail network. Probably spent more time with this than any other item posted here in months. “Why Japan has such good railways” https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
One could perhaps put those in a different vault. Sounds like a pain to me. But nothing compared to an email and/or banking compromise.
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Ah, sorry, I didn’t realize you already had a sizable array! Maybe you _are_ in the market for this thing!
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Agent harness?
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Trump cares about winning, and appearing invincible, a lot. That’s why in close races, he only endorses near the end when he’s sure who’s going to win.
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Three comma guy would now be four comma guy
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
I know some pretty wealthy people. They are very aware of those who are 10x wealthier than them. If Noam has 1B, he is probably pretty aware of those that have 10B. He's met them and seen their properties, scope, and powers. Likewise,
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
You train the model then do a baseline evaluation. Then you evaluate many variants where you have removed or nulled out different layers or chunks of the model. By comparing the performance of those mutated models to the baseline you can le
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
A 2-drive Synology (e.g. DS225+) in RAID 0 or RAID 1 works fine for this, for 90% less than this beast. Synology documented their optimal settings for Time Machine a couple years ago, too. Hope this is helpful. [1] [1] https://k
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Strong support for the strategy of not putting your TOTP/MFA in your password manager, which has been argued on HN in the past.
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Very enjoyable documentary on this alphabetic development with relevant on-site visits. https://www.amazon.com/A-to-Z-Season-1/dp/B0CWCHTM3B Episode 2 then covers the printing press.
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Project Hail Mary has a devilish contamination subplot.
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Probably something like this: HJ9HP-50 Heliax High-Power Air-Dielectric Coax https://www.alldataresource.com/Commscope-HJ9HP-50-HJ9-50-HE...
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
In parallel to renting AI compute from SpaceX, Google ("Alphabet") is also doing an $80 billion public stock offering to raise funds for building more AI compute. https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/01/alph
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
FTSE 100 / Russell: changes happened. 5 days from IPO to inclusion. NASDAQ 100: Changes happened: a) Allow inclusion in 15 days post-IPO rather than 3 months. b) Allow inclusion of companies with very small float. c) allow valuation (i
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
I found this interesting: NASA RELL (Robotic External Leak Detector) [1]. "NASA’s Robotic External Leak Locator (RELL) is a robotic, remote-controlled tool that helps mission operators detect the location of an external leak and
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Apparently ivermectin actually _does_ help with screw-worm. So if you're stocked up on it for covid purposes, you're in luck! /s
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
Maybe they are struggling to put together money for datacenter buildout (Capex).
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by tedd4u 4mo ago
This seems to imply it doesn't. https://docs.nvidia.com/dgx/dgx-spark-porting-guide/porting/...
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by tedd4u 5mo ago
"If the model predicts wrong on your filaments, that’s a data problem, not a model problem. We need more measurements." … "… there’s a real path to a proper perceptual colorspace model in the spirit of Mixbox or Spectral.js –

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