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by thih9 2y ago
It is already quite popular to regulate ads about certain edible substances. Nicotine, alcohol and drugs are some examples. Looks like certain ratios of sugar, sodium and saturated fats will qualify too, at least in the UK.
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The Kaggle competition page has more details: https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/konwinski-prize The prizes scale with the model’s score; the total prize pool is between $100,000 and $1,225,000, depending on the top s
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I thought this is a solved problem. Steps: 1. Have some long term goals. 2. Design a small iterative improvement or a minimum viable product that should bring you closer to your goals. 3. Build just that. 4. Reevaluate. I.e. I thought the i
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> Weight: 4.321kg (9.5 pounds) + 500g (1.1 pounds) for the adapter. > There is no built-in battery, so you'd rely on AC power to run the laptop. For now I prefer Switch. Also, looks like Sony is developing its own handheld as wel
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Why not both? And it can be done productively: start coding (prototyping) if planning is difficult and vice versa.
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About banning ads for “certain types of porridge”: > …the majority of porridge, muesli and granola products will not be affected by the advertising restrictions but some less healthy versions (with added sugar, chocolate, syrup) could be
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A bit off topic, it took me a while to figure out that the article is about “handling errors in clojure in an idiomatic way” and not “error prone clojure code that gets written so often it can be considered idiomatic”. Especially since some
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Is there a transcript? The slides are very clear and useful already but I guess there is more.
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> September 2017: We rejected Elon's terms because giving him unilateral control of OpenAI and its technology would be contrary to the mission Why the rejection in 2017 when in 2024 the company moved towards a similar goal?
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Culturally and sociologically this seems similar to me to owning a doll. I’m not saying this to diminish the significance; perhaps even the opposite: it seems a next step in a very long tradition.
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> reports of negative workplace productivity gains Is this anecdotal or is there a source? I’d be interested to learn more.
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Explained: https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/1217:_Cells
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To be clear, I am not defending this particular ceo, I only wish better for open source projects and Wordpress in particular. Off topic, as someone prone to overreacting I have a lot of compassion towards Matt. At the same time it was his c
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Curiously, in an old tweet Matt praises the openness of the web[1]. I guess this is in response to the bans elsewhere (twitter?); but still, Wordpress was positioned as an open alternative. At the moment I feel uncertain about Wordpress and
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Cons: you might be able to get it for even cheaper from a non-jeweler seller; also, meteorites like this need to be handled with care to avoid rust[1]. [1]: http://midnightsunmeteorites.com/en/muonionalusta-meteorite-..
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Interestingly, the same meteorite “Muonionalusta”[1] has been used in other watches, e.g. Bulova Lunar Pilot Meteorite[2] or Akva Meteorite[3]. You too can buy a piece of that meteorite: https://www.meteoritejewelry.shop/col
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The linked article mentions public domain. Please note that public domain laws vary depending on the country. What you call a banana might mean something different elsewhere.
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No. At least according to the Open Source Initiative, public domain is not open source: https://opensource.org/blog/public-domain-is-not-open-source
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Details if anyone is interested: https://opensource.org/blog/public-domain-is-not-open-source
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Something still looks off, the earliest ad is from 2024-07, but the company posted more recent ads too. I guess this is because they changed their ad’s headline from: ChartMogul | Remote (EU) | Full-time to: ChartMogul (https
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Some do care, e.g. some camera manufacturers or some news agencies. Surprisingly some social media platforms[1] want clear labels for AI generated content. [1]: e.g. tiktok https://newsroom.tiktok.com/en-us/partnering-w
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Possible bug report, I noticed a company that posts regularly but I didn’t see it listed: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=spark_CM
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I’m at 380; I discovered that if you open mission control[1], preferably via the four-fingers-swipe-up touchpad gesture, you get some pretty visuals. Also, I have access to all of them on my phone via Files app and the iCloud sync, this is
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There are projects like https://contentcredentials.org/ . If we want, with some effort we could distinguish between real and ai generated. If.
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Here is the fix in action - multiple people look into the “etilqs” files, but without automatically starting from sqlite: - https://superuser.com/questions/373683/what-is-the-purpose-o... - https://old.
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Is there an app for “decoding” magic eye images like these? The output could be a 2 frame gif showing perspective from each eye[1], or a single image with depth of field simulated with some blur. Edit: found this https://piellard
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Another charming laptop from the Vaio series was Vaio P, launched in 2009: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Vaio_P_series Note the lack of a touchpad. It was notoriously impractical and still very much desired; her
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> Chernobyl is just another popular spelling that people have gotten accustomed to. Exactly. And “Chernóbil” isn’t - that’s my point. So the argument about “Chernóbil” is as pointless as “Aljiáska”.
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The association with money laundering doesn’t sound good and this is already a bad buzz.
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This seems a small part of the problem - how would you know these jobs aren’t also listed on a popular job aggregator?

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